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Til STUDY OF PAIN
I have written befona of a foot- ball captain carried into my office with a broken arm. asking me to set it at once as he never telt pain anyway. Research workers making a study of pain try to measure accurately the sensation of pain and admit that the problem has not yet been solved. Thus, in the case of this football player, also a champion amateur heavyweight boxer, it was really a fact that he was less sensitive to pain than his fellow players. However. I sent. him on for an X-ray so arm could be set accurately, which was done.
In Postgraduate Medicine. an editorial reports part of the study oi pain under Dr. Henry K. Beech- er. of the Anesthesia Laboratory of
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ON, this day the moon enters Pisces. which auzurs well for travel plans - especially if by sea. Such travel is favored not only for rec- reational purposes but for business purposes as well, since you are more than likely to make contacts of great professional value.
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If tomorrow is your birthday. you may look ahead to it year of extraordinary. stiinulatlng and challenging expcricnccs. Ambition will be the greatest spur to your activities, but your own efforts Will be augmented by the good will and co-operation oi others The development of a hitherto undis- covered skill or talent may be res- ponsible for an occupational change or a promotion beyond your iondest hopes. Domestic and social affairs should be most harmonious and, if single, you inriy finrl romance entering your He in the early fall.
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DEAR MISS DIX: some of us are born with beauty: some are not. and I'm one of the latter. My features aren't bad with the ex- ception of my nose which Is quite prominent. I have always been self-conscious about it. and have been subjected to many taunts. I'm in my late thirties now and the defect seems to bother me more as I grow older. Young people, especially, seem to find my nose amusing and their rudeness is making me so uncomfortable that I hate to go out.
I should be very happy. as I have a fine hus- band and nice children. I'd like to have plastic surgery done, but it is so very expensive.
MRS. A.
ANSWER: I'm sure you're making much more of a slight defect than it warrants. Since you have a good husband, have a nice family and horns. you have achieved the most important things in life. Doesnit the thoughtlcssness of oth- ers sci-m trivial in comparison?
As young people arcnlt accustomed to feasting their eyes an un- diluted heauiy all day, I'm sure your nose attracts fnr lcss attention than you imriginc. Proper make-up, rind the right type of hat. will tend to detract attention from the prominent foature.
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if you are interested in plastic surgery, why not investigate its possibilities instcad of dismissing the whole Idea with lhe shrug of being "100 eXi?0I1SiiP"'? You live in a city noted for its fine hos-
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First and forcnmsi. however, you must not be 50' sensitive about )nur iippciiram-c As you say, everyone is not born beautiful, but most pcople do is-arii to live with their defects. In lzict. as a glance ovcr zi show-hiisinr-ss roster will show you, some folks have become famous by turning pliysical flaws into assets. Largo noses, mouths, or cars arc not st-.ircc among the grcat of the iimusement world. 5U!'0I.V- HIPS" IOIIW didn't go through childhood iviilimit hearing taunt- ing I'Pnliil'Ix'S. lloxiovcr. rising above such lrivialilics, they achieved the iiciglils of SIrll'(Inn'i. No one cxpecls you to lic-roiiie Id television Slllr. but you can most assurcdiy ignore the rudeness of A few out-
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DEAR MISS DIX: IVs are two sisters 19 and '11. Our mother has made a iulin: that twice-n-month dance dnics nrc sufficient for girls our iigc. livcn these must be double dalcs. Do you think she's bring fziir to us'.'
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ANSVVER: You certainly should be entitled to more liberal clnting privilc;:r-s. If your mother can't trust girls of your age. when does shc fIXl'70('I to trust you? Since you are both working, surcly
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Q. When a house guest wishes to give his hostess a little gift of appreciation, when should he pre- sent it?
A. l-le may bring it along and present it soon after his arrival. at ,0 teaspoon 58” some opportuniiy during his visit. 1 hmdgcocked egg nnely Chopg or send it to her soon after his re- ped ' mm h.”me' TI”5' M .w"”e: d”5 l 3 cup shredded raw carrot not relieve him of his u obligation 1,; Cup 5ne1y,ChoppEd Celery to iirzte that important bread and 1 teaspoon grated omen mm” mt?” I9 ,m5 h'35te-55 Combine the gelatine and it cup promptly after his visit. 0, me cold water.
Qr 0'" 50" M5 lust bewme 9'" Measure remaining Vi cup water 3a3ed' md 5” I” W? have "OI met into a saucepan; add the con- thepfaml-ly of the girl. Isn't it our Somme and 53” and hem tho..- sonscbligation to take us to meet oughlyy his mncees lam”-V7 , Remove soup mixture from heat,
5' It "”5I' c"””"IY 5- and '15 add gelatine and stir until gelatine soon as possible. is mssowed.
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Chill until set.
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reading when mothers meet."
"Well dear.” we reminded him. "don't bother with those that don't smka good reading."
"But". he eyed us with a,pltying look, "tbeyfm all good reading- every last one of then!"
They inust have been. because for a iengtihier period thus he had anticipated they held him spell- bound. "What you should do,” Rob chuckled. "is to provide more of those. As you'll notice." he nod-i ded, "they wouldnlt need other en- tertsininen-ti"
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So to allow or not, poses a qua- tion. certainly any prohibiting must needs commence early. Mack past-three, scans them intent.-ly and with obvious endoyirnent. He will look up from reading a news- paper or ”Funny" book spread on the floor with a broad smile and "Boy! Are they funny today!"
We put the question not long ago to a mother whose opinion we value. She has proven to be the best of mothers to her two fine and fairly clover sons, one a stu- dent at 3 Canadian university, the other a graduate and off to his ohosen calling.
”I did my best ever since they were little fellows," she said, "to encourage in them good reading habits. There ivere always good books about - and libraries. But they also had access to quantities of Comics . . . And it is funny now to think of it," she laughed. "though I held dzllerent views on it then .- I've seen them bring their Funnies to the table. . . "
"They have read them standing up, sitting down . . . on the floor, in the car and in bed - at home, at school; and while I never saw them at it in Church I sometimes fancied their thoughts were also on them there! so that if ever appetites could be satlated, theirs were."
. . . "And what happened? In time they out-grew them. I believe
they're only a phase of growing up... like childhood games. so I think, Ellen," she laughed, "if children are normal and subscribe to this day and age. why, theylre just bound to read the Comics. And don't you see. things being equal,
ulcklv envelope. gases! at it briefly.
on the other hand if they show no inclination to go into them, If guess it's high time to consult ab psychiatrist!"
"For example." she chuckiled, "if you saw a little fellow nowadays I'drivlng' a chair or racing about any R brocim-stick, tying it to some hitching-post and ifeeding' it ll-By as wee lads used to do, why. you'd notice it. But they can go around all day imitating the noises or a tractor or car and it's so perfectly normal. you never give it a. sec- ond thought. Well. to my mind, that is the way with Comics. 'Ilhere is soiindhhing strange nowadays if they show no curiosity about them."
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Rob brought in the paper at noon. while we were preparing the dinner. Out of the tail of an eye we saw h quickly scan the head- lines, then c-gen it to become en- grossed in the Funnies. We lifted the potatoes to a bowl and despite being better taiighvt. pressed them down neatly, caugiht upva serving spoon and on our way to the table paused by the armchair where he sat.
"Te-he-he!" we presently gis- gled. "Fheylll Do In Every Time is good today, isn't it?"
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Plants will keep moist for sev- eral days, if a bowl of water is set above thel evel of the plant. Twist a few strands of daming wool to- gether and soak them in water. Place one end of this wick at the bottom of the bowl and let the other end hang over the plants. A steady drip will continue until the bowl is empty.
Gold Teeth
' One of the best methods of clean- ing gold teeth is to rub them with a mixture of prepared chalk and powdered pumice. sprinkled on the toothbrush. Tough Meat
To make tough meet more ten- der. add a little vinegar to, the water in which the meat is being cooked.
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