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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22
BE ON ALERT FOR
ENEMIES OF RUBBER

Speaking Of civilian goods made
from critical materials, obviously
articles of rubber can only be al
lotted sparingly so Mrs. America
should handle these goods with
care. The OPA consumer division
and the bureau of home economies
Of the department of agriculture
have listed some tips on care and
home repair Of rubber goods in a
pamphlet entitled. Take Care of
Household Rubber" which may be
obtained from the OPA in Wash
ington free of charge. Be on the
alert for rubber enemies-h heat,
sunlight. oil, grease and tar-and
store properly Take off the spots
and mend in time. These are
among the tips on ways TO make
the life Of rubber goods stretch.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22

SOUPS ON AGAIN,
ACCORDING TO WPB

Soups on again, according to
the war production board, which
will allow Gamers to use unlimited
numbers Of cans for packing sea-
sonal soups such as asparagus,
pea, spinach and tomato. But the
order is not so generous when it
comes to chiken, consomme, clam
or fish chowder, vegetable or other
soups. These will be limited to
rs per cent of the amount of cans
used in 1912. However, all kinds
of soups will be under point ra-
uoning sometime in February, so
whether it's asparagus or chicken
it will mean ration coupons for
canned soups.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22

SHARE YOUR BOOKS
WITH SERVICE MEN

Look over the bookshelves to-
day, Mrs. America, and see if you
can't share its contents with the
men and women in the armed
forces. Until March 5, there is a
concentrated drive to bring out a
shower of millions of books for
men and women in the country's
service The national victory book
campaign was launched in Wash
ington by Elmer Davis, Director
of the Office of War Information,
and it has been taken up by the
American Red Cross. the United
Service Organizations. the Ameri-
can Library Association. and al
lied groups. So if you have books
good fiction, mysteries and bio
graphy particularly-share them
with the services.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22


there, too. The average housewife
doesn't mind skimplnr IN = coed
cause n she feels II is the order
Of the day. she may even get
Kind OF thrill out OF working out
nourishing menus that SO easy
on sugar easy on butter. easy On
meat.
But the thrill ia all gone II.
after eating her own meatiesa din.
ner. she sits down 10 read an ae-
count Of a plentiful feast attended
by the very people who are telling
her how necessary n IA for her 10
save. To substitute. TO do without.
Set Coed Example
She feels that way about = lot
of things. for she IL practical.
down-to-earth sort Of person
Anybody who wants 10 keep up
her morale can do IL In Just one
way--by setting her good ex-
ample. She doesn't go much for
talk or high pressure salesman
ship.
Just show her the necessity for
request and assure her that no
more is being asked Of her than
of the next person and she Is
ready 10 cooperate.
But don't get her sore by tell.
ing her TO do something you
aren't doing yourself. Mr.. Big
shot. II you do, none of your
talking Will have much effect on
her morale.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22

When Mrs. America goes 10
market with her war ration book
two after point rationing Of pro
eessed foods goes into effect.
she'll be figuring points as closely
as her money. For grocers will
not be permitted TO make change
IN stamps. Il viii mean thai her
calculations in points must be
right to the point. Groeers will
remove stamps from war ration
book two in the presence Of Gus
toners and it is suggested that
Mrs. America use the high value
stamps first. For instance. II she
selects a 10 point commodity. II
Is suggested that she use an s
and a ? stamp instead of using
a combination of the low point
stamps.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22

Here's embroidery that lends
sparkle 10 both linens and clothes.
A whole gardenful Of flower mo-
tifs is included in this pattern
all 10 be done in the easiest Of
stitches. Use them for your house
hold linens. Or let them trim a
frock, blouse, OF jacket Pattern
462 contains "a motifs averaging
3x4 inches; illustrations Of stitches.
Send ELEVEN CENTS in coins
for this pattern To The Tacoma
Times. Eeedlecraft Dept. Tacoma,
Wash. Write plainly PATTERN
NUMBER, your NAME and AID
DRESS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22

A very young version of fav-
orite style-the wraparound! It's
Pattern 4315 by Anne Adams and
has becoming-to-your-figure bas-
que lines. The ties at the waist
make a convenient, secure fasten-
ing. For a fresh look, have the
collar and cuffs in ruffle-edged
organdie.
Pattern 4315 is available in
misses sizes II, IA, 10, IS, 20. Size
Is takes 81 yards 35-inch and y
yard contrast.
Send Fifteen Cents in coins for
this Anne Adams pattern. Write
plainly Size, Name, Address and
Style Number.
Our Spring Pattern Book Is
ready 1t contains a Free dickey
pattern; a special salvage design;
smart, easy-to-sew Spring outfits
for the entire family. Send Ten
Cents for your copy now!
Send your order to The Tacoma
Times Pattern Department.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22

APPLIANCE PARTS
STILL AVAILABLE

Mrs. Americas refrigerator.
radio. and range should last for
the duration because parts for
most of these Appliances are still
available. Except for the metals
allotted for the repair parts there s
practically none of this critical
material going into consumer
goods. Nest of that is to be used
for repair parts to keep the Ameri-
can family's automobile. refriger-
ator, vacuum cleaner and other
durable goods running for the
duration.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22
HERE'S WAY VICTORY
GARDEN WILL. GROW

And, this is the way Mrs Ameri-
cas- victory garden will grow. The
L. S. department of agriculture
and the war production board.
agreeing that II is essential that
victory gardens be planted eX-
tensively, announce a special VIC
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22

Observe Wedding
Anniversary Sunday

nrrnarfins th<Ir wou>1Inn -
=. - -. -.--- -
e n1@< - II -
Nh ~ = roIIem - o16uVe
fh<lr raId>n wednlnn suusvurmrv
A "a 49, - =
-. .--..- -
eepuen ~A fo1snw. - wn1ee .
tnear rs~nss Are mv1eeA
MI fosinm snd ths fornw knae
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22
PinafOres
Economical
Revival OF Victorian
Custom. Attractive Saving

The pinafore, beloved of
our Victorian parents. is lin
ing up on the home front TO
do its bit for the make it
last" campaign. When little
daughter squats on the floor
playing with her dolls, romps
outdoors with her friends or
helps mother with broom or
dish towel, cover her good
dress with one of these
charming super-aprons.
There are some new ones
you'll see among the spring
things that are as cute as any
Alice ever wore in Wonder
land-plus the practical vir-
tues of responsiveness and
instability.
An attractive pinafore for wee
sister tsizes 3 to 6Is) Is of white
lawn. with deep border Of red
and-white. or blue -and-white pep
permint stripes In the wide skirt.
Atop the border are set floral APP
pliques of the same stripes. The
neck and shoulder ruffle In pep
permint piped. The top buttons
in the back and ties with a bow
at the waist.
Another that comes In the same
small sizes In Of pastel blue or
peach-colored lawn. with white
Appenzal embroidery. A bit
dressier one comes in maize, pink
or blue dimity. Matching. high
flaring shoulder ruffles (called
"shoulderettes"D are edged with
val-type lace.
Simplicity keynotes another
pinafore. for bigger girls u to
12). which is Of plain white lawn
with contrasting applique on the
shoulder straps and narrow pip
ing on the ruffles and pockets.
For the added advantage Of don-
BILE duty. consider the pinaforc
dress. which differs from the pima
fore in that the skirt IL sewn To-
gether so that IT may be worn 81
a dress with a blouse or AZ a
pinafore over a dress. The top
buttons down the back and there
Ia no bow-sash.
This comes in little and big
sister sizes. from 3 TO II. The
plnafore part il Of oandy-striped
chsmbray. with peasant heart
and-flower applique on the bodice
In solid color 10 match the stripes.
These are red-and-whits or blue
and-white. The separate blouse
is Of dotted swiss. with collar and
sleeve piped with the striped
chambray.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22
UNCLE SAM NEEDS
NURSES! APPLY NOW

Here's a message addressed %
Mrs. America and her daughter
Uncle sam needs nurses, and Il
there are 10 be enough TO meet
the minimum civilian and military
needs. 5000 trainees must be re-
cruited for training schools be-
tween June so 1913 and July /,
1914. II you're between Is and 35
years old. physically fit. and have
at least a high school education
you meet the basic qualifications
and an applicant for school Of
nursing may be either married or
single.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22

washington big
slants The wa-
son II doesn't
bolster tn .
he sc lies
m rale to 40 to
the Eroee ~
store and not
find the f@si
she In looking
Tor, only TO so
home and read
the list OF deli
cacies served at
a W ashlngton
dinner party.
Hes rIn hf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22
WOES THAT RHYME

Dear M. Ansh~sl Dear usese o<ssrss
Please hrsp ne out ~ this hrdxs- pcdks.
A maiden IN Distress sm 4.
And upset thai I c.aid cry.
a man. whe y !. s.r great Amy.
Win his vile. I'D Wa snd ehsvm NJ.
Ne said that our great icve would lnss
A. cther~ have IN days ssee past
Ne said that Ne would lave NJ ssiys-
And shcn sueEr.ted mafstuscuyf
We e~rrea M enc shsvs wevd n sas.
To 60 ahead and Name ~ ss,.
We made our rlaa.. Ne w.uid M, wait.
". s.ry hsrrii, set the aaie.
Thcn. unci~ sam said must part
Then teak M, love and hrahe nv h~srf.
The date Ne found must ps-spsne.
And then he left nv lave. my s~a
When he saAe me sweet .Aases-
Ne promised AWAY. "a ~ trse.
since thai dsy Z se'es have hoard
From him one solitary wsrd'
New mother Gays thai NJ N fss~s.--
Was loading me- . merry waits.
she say. I must not write hm fir~s--
That weaid pust usshe usastsu wesse.
Uncle 0eesGe. my heart c'erf1ows
cannot wvit~ In simple prose.
hut through al. I'm trusting ysu
To tell me- " should stay trus.
nv mother dear believes yaus wer1.
And now that YOU my tale hsse hsssss
DO you think shst our lave HIGHT
u dead hecsnse he dees not wsssss
Impssieusiy waiting far your ssswss.
. sign myself - "a Young Rsussess.-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22

tory garden fertilizer to be on the
market soon. II is 10 be used for
food production only. The special
fertilizer VIII be obtainahle IN
uniform packages Of ). 10. Is. 50
aid 100 pounds net weight. The
oPA has set ceiling prices for the
new nrodtfef
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22
QuintupIets Use
MusteroIe For
Chest Colds!
To Relieve Their cssekisg
and msks Breathing Easier

Whenever the Dionne Quintuplsts catch
eold-their ehssts. threats and backs are
Immediately rubbed with Mustsrois--
relieve coughing and tight sore aehinz
Austerole gives such wonderful re-
suits because It's what 30 many Doctors
and Nurses call modern e0Rafsr-fTrilanf.
Since it's used On the famous "Quints"
you can be sure it's Just about the
BEST cold relied you can buy
IN , STRENGTHS: Children's Mid
Musteroie for children and people with
tender akin. Regular for ordinary cases
and Extra Strength for stubborn casa
adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22
Example for
Their Morale lsn's Lifted
BY Mr.. sisshoi's Menus
u. RIIH MIlIETr

There seems q b. Al least one
man in Washington VIA under.
stands the housewives morale
lie Il Rep. Aahcn q Texas.
who 10 against lavish dinners hv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22

the letters are held up for various
reasons known To The eensors. !
am sure that all Of tbs readers
Join with me In hoping you vii
hear from him Are you surs that
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22

Rent your vacant room with a
Times Want Ad. Call Main 3l51
ask for an ad taker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22
Mrs. America Continues
10 Meet War Problems

fdors Note; War touches
how The ALL affect
Mr. America md her home -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22

Times Want Ads Get Results.
Looking for a homer Read the
Times Want Ads.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22

II TeNnaf
n 10 very - ut ~ 80 -
iovs would not Try h ssss ~ -
n with hsm seain. nv11ntly -
has dropped yua - 6ponnft uune
yos 90 - nnsn b ~. I n1louvo
yoa would have mass peoen =
mind 4 yuu Isff fhs plaee w&nvo
ypu have % 80 hin go ~ -
you 70 10 worh.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22

your man hNsn't 49, txmoore
with That hsppsns spmseimea-
n An Gsso~vupss
~ Z wess - : wsu11 -
f~e9p< nosse - ~. : 1sW's
susss us1psse~s1 10y 30 ~
nn6ese1 ~ - 1oooo1. -
wueep1 - al1n1s - hvuno -
- why ~ 49, - -
sesh 80 - ysnv wusA 1nuse
- ~ 20 eope ~ - -
M ws~t6n't ~ yuuwupof -
NJ n hp~ennn - mpsu1y
ts~sts< ysu - . svsno4
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-23

first when the child is nine months
old. and repeated by n st!mu-
!ating dose at tive or six years.
presume more human beings
nyc protected against diphthcria
IN thr United States today than
against smallpox.
The result has been to wipe
diphth2ria practically of the con-
tIncnt of North America. In fact,
this result haS beer so completely
accomplished that it constitutes
brake on the continued use of
the preventive measures. 4 whole
generation has grown up who do
not realize what the horrors of
diphtheria are. Our young par
cnts today are Of that genera
ton. They are likely to say that
all this tall; about the danger of
diphthcr:r is scare talk, that they
never saw or heard of a case of
diphthc -. so why should they
submit their nine -munths-o
baby to this procedure?
Such a vicwpoin: is, as | say,
perfectly natural under the cir
cumstances. 1t takes imagination
to remember that diphthcria used
to visit ncighbOrhood and within
u week five OF six funerals with
the little caskcts Of children three
TO ten years old would make its
visitation forever memorable.
Where infectious diseases hide
when they are no longer epidemic,
| don't know and nobody does.
But we know they do and if it we're
not for our vigilance against ty-
phoid fever. smallpox and diph-
liberia. they would again creep
out Of their minute hiding places
and begin again their dovasta-
ti"n. History car he summoned
to prove that over and over again.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-23
Wheat Yield
Pleasing To
MIR. Wckard
BY HELEN ESSAHY
Central Press CORRESPONDENT

washington. Sept. 23--Frum my
carry september nutI0oni:
Agriculture Secretary Claude WIG
N"ro says tAa; women ought To make
Mta dress SSnSibly in summer. He
says women dress amy way they wan,
10. Thcy set styles for each other
But they let wrctched men struggle
through not weather il clothes heavy
Cn"ISn Tor an ESkimo--wcll. almost
heavy enough.
Men haven't sense cGuugh NOT T.
Wear %@a'. and H&htly buttoncd up
collars and ties when the .e,npcra-
tI"c Is over 80. So it IS the duty OF
Inc managing ScX 10 encourage the
week. willcd male Ia be Il dash more
!n"rprndcA, than sheep. (Jus; like
Ad"m III The Garden of Eden is WIG
N;ra-biHml!g everything ON the
Wumcn.'D
Mr.. Wickard is nightly pleased
over The size of this years whca,
crop. He thinks. too. that the weather
man Is on his side IN the east. WaSn'i
there 4 big rain jISt the other night
l!Sni IN lhls Washington area? CThcre
was Nj Wickard. but | have il o.
t.c word ut Il S.alNart Victory gar
dc:;rT Ina; the Sn., Was dampcncd not
Inor" thIn three inches bcluw the sur
lace. Dawn where the ruutS ul vcgc-
tables cling. the earth is still dry as
uU~tD
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-23
Use oF Diphtnerio Vaccines

Eterna. vigilance is the price
OF peace. and you must have your
nlne-mOnths hopeful innoculated
against d.phtheria. 1t will do him
no harm. not even cause n iluttcr.
The Boards Of Health have been
largely responsible for the uni
versatility Of diphtheria immuniza-
tiun ami have done n swell job,
but in some places their police
power is in dispute and anyway,
as is usual in all human affairs,
a certain number manage to drift
by and get up to school age with
out the lmmunization. We know
this because occasionally a case
Of diphth"ria will occur even to-
day. ana the story when it comes
out is that almost invariably the
patient has managed to escape
incubation.
So believe the responsibility
IN this matter rests on the par
onts. This should be checked in
the course of time by the school
authorities. Some parents are
needless, are inclined to take the
advantages under which we live
for granted, and besides there is
always the subtle voice of man
dnn.' Tomorrow-today we are
going to have n picnic, tonight we
were going to the movies. We
don't want 10 have the boy feel
bad. Tomorrow, So the tomor-
rows accumulate. But there is no
tomorrow for the diphthcria ba-
cilliS. That most vicious of chill
drcn killers may strike any time.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
j. s.: What causes coughing up
Of blood?
Answer: In 30 per cent Of cases
IL Is serious sign. Don't waste
time writing columnist in
newspaper, but 20 to a doctor and
set a thorough examination. And
hurry!
Hrs. NJ: Is there anything that
can be done to stop a person snor-
ing?
Answer: Lady. a fortune and
long life of luxury and case
await the man who finds the An.
swer to tina. one.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-23

ltll bc dog eat dog when the North
Carolina Navy runs into the Georgia
Tech Navy in Saturdays hcadliner at
Atlanta. Each club has several Wig
transfers from Alabama and Vandy.
and the two probable starters at full
back were teammates at Vandy last
year. They are Bernie Rohling
(above). the Commodores ex.cap-
tain who is now at Carolina. and
Claude Harrison, now al Tech.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-23

Those Republicans Nhu coatrrrcd
~ MICkinIc Island ua.m, not L. have
iai their pIC:urcS l;.vn ~ Il horse
ana bHa2y settling. II tu, rcmiaiS.
rcni al Calvin C"olIG.r aud those
lU-aai!"n hats he pa on tor the
camera man.
II / we're u Republic lryin.; t.
d!slpd2r hlr. kuuirVrIi. ID seal m.-
sell ~ :. upr. "upr. pI-srnevr plane
and ny - look Ike the ..lnr& uf The
lHO!m.u2. iud SHOW. up - date a.d
ahead ul things. No, old fu4y. Th"
only thing the MaCkinaC Republicans
agreed O.. il srrnis. is that Incv won't
have Wendell W.ilii,c as lA~ir Pres
dc Ia. llumncc. They're WruIg they
viii have Wil!Hir. And be glld % get
him.
Even the Democrats who s.Spcci
thai Nlr Roosevelt Will he reelected
j.. l9li hop" Il heavens he VII get
=, &ruA scare in III" coming campaign.
TnrN .ry ~" mans too. too aGrv "i
r'r''f 'HH2. II Wuaid Dc Guud ,u.. lie
Cu.n'.y Il nc had u little fright
S."r cntc;IrcS are mutlcrInG that
TINS country wont ever be fit L. ca:
III u";!i sc learn 10 make Wine and
cheese in thc iore.gl way. The CON-
planners add that ny a. we Will our
vines auu checScS will never have
the bouquet o! Eu.upcS prize pro-
GuCi>.
lis my upIAion that we're too Sani-
tary over here for perfection III such
delicious arts.
I'll wager we make wine in clean
white vaiS. So. how can we hope 10
complete. Tor example. with Italians
and French. who tread the grapes and
squash them about with heir toes?
We haven't the temperament either
And as for cheese. did you know
how tie famous English Stilton came
10 DE bora? Legend says that a gene
ration or SO ago a titled visitor drew
up at an English mn and demaded
supper. topped OF! bv cheese The
innkccpcr was d>nayed. lie had no
cheese and nc feared the wrath q! his
guests.
The !nnkccpcr'S wife was more
quick -W.ttcd than her spouse, as is
The custom in many domestic siiila-
lions. She remembered an old hunk
of chcsc that had been lying in the
barn loft tor year or two She rush
cd out, climbed the ladCj,r over the
naystack and brought down the aasty
old staff. at least the part winch had
no. yc: walked away, poured some
aged port Wine over il and trU;tcd il
out e. the titled Gc.tleman on hcr
best CHINA.
The I. G.. shifted the plate, ;ooii
tIst" of the cheese, S!naci;ed his
lips and ate himself into mcoa.cIOus.
ne. When he came T., he vowed
he'd spread the fame OF the aew
cheese wherever he went. And s. he
did
AS Tor In nam Stiitun, maybe il
WaS III" name of the Innkccper. or
the town, Or maybe il was the name of
he titled guest. Anyhow, lis nice
story.
mentioned the tale to Agriculture
Secretary Wckard and he replied
brightly. ITS lust as have been
saying. We have to let some foods
mature. Wen never have that flavor
we call for in wine and cheese until
we get over being impatient. We've
got 10 learn to wait
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-23

DR.. Clendening will answer
Questions of general interest
only. and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-23

S"lCCii," rVIcc headquarters deny
aH.tng "'H ..nd N {. bat 1t: least
uIC local i.t board j.. 'll;ing aa cx-
tra-ctrr.0 .'r. pee. .Hp It's pool Of
" oman g,a,r.
y WIrauGaIun mother Of three re
Gently recessed from hcr husbands ;
draft buus'. 80. 80 M Flushing. n
!. - i'... gHU tie uaIrc sim lar To
'h" on. ,r mead oi the family had
NED H.. =I,r.ly after registering
several N".E- daD. Near the blank
..r the na.r o. the rcgiS,ran,. the
words "W., Of had Dccu typed.
tli''r..,a .u, required to do 50 by
law. inc co.p.c filled out the blank
g. d returned Il m the specified five
days. iurmis ug The board with COM
pictc data ,g the wuman'S precious
working eNacrcncC and qualfica-
lions for 4 possible later call t. war
duty.
Inc Au.' -WldSwovth nu,.onal
draft bill. which has yc' 20 win ad-
WnIStratio. approval. .S still IAN
gushing iH Congress.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-23
Neiy MANY WEAR
FALSE TEETH
term Il,lII: 4: ,yf,pT

tat. tall. laugh "r sucrlc without
icrr Of insecure false teeth dropping.
slipping or wabbling. FASTEETH
holds plates frmer and more com
iortably. 1n:s pleasant powder has
no gummy. soocy. pasiy taste or
feeling. Don't c1usc nausea. It's
alkaline tnOn-aCid). Checks plate
odn," tdentwc brcath). Get FAS-
TEETH at any drug store. Adv.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-23

DR.. Cleui,ning will answer
questions oi General interest
only, and tarm only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-23
Germans Abandon Poltava
In Flight From East

Continued from Page One)
big industrial concentration Of re
finCrics. locomotive and tank works
is the Continental Gummjwcrkc.
Germany largest rIDbC. .GCtOry.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-23
Landings Are Made
Beyond Lac Bases

Continued frr.n Page Onc)
al Villa across Dllrkctt strait on
kClomban-"ra. The japanese guns
al cmpcr,llcd VIA Immediately OPEN
cl fire.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-23
by LOGAN CLENDENING. MD.

THE BABY is sitting on the
kitchen floor helping mother, and
pea az bean drops on the floor
and baby picks it up and finds it
just fits in the ear. 81 in it goes.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-23
Call Doctor for Ear Trouble

! but by bad luck an il, !cct crawls
INTO the external ear and makes a
hlc". warm nest. Wood ticks COM
monty ar: the Offenders. the victim
being Il camper. II is good practice
Tor tn" doctor To kill the insect
hrst hy instilling drop or two
OF chl"roform before starting re-
moval because in the case of wood
ticks, they hang OH. That much
chlorofurm will not injure or
blister the ear drum.
Complications and Infections
The complications of foreign
bodies may be as serious as bad
ear infection. One extraordinary
case is related of an eraser from
the end of lead pencil removed
from the ear. One year later the
ear started to discharge and finally
radical mastOidcctomy was done
and fragment of the eraser re-
moved.
The lesson is the old one not to
put anything smaller than your ell
bow into your ear. Children have
a natural prediction for stutfing
things i'll the ear so they have to
be watched.
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ii. P.:-Who invented ice cream
and ice cream frcczcrs?
Answer: This subject is as va,ue
and full of hearsay as the one