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PAGE TWO
FACES SOLID MONTH STUMPING TME WEST
Lavwmor Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Democratic candidate for the
presidency, has an ambitious
speaking program mapped out for
Shaft tonsils fie Removed
Before Child Skirts Sehool ?
By LOGAN CLENDENING. M. D.
ONE OK THE questions «!iiih al
raja conies uii at this time of vear
la whether tc have Ihe children's
tonaita out b«-tore
e.'hooi opens. The
reason ■tilvant'ed
for having the
tonalla out are
aumerous. the
most frequent
being prevention
oT recurrent «ore
1 1 ra»t». systema
tic Infections, and
improvement 1 n
the child a gen
eral health.
The problem ta
by no means defl
n.teiy settled, so
far as any cen
sus of nedlral
opinion Is con
cerned. In general, the main ques
tions Involved can be summarized as
follows:
The tonsils and adenoids are not
absolutely necessary for health. They
can therefore be removed without
■ertoua detriment to the child's fu
ttira Whether they perform any
function or not is disputable. Tbe
mos< likely use they have Is to catch
and stop air-borne infections. Some
color Is given this idea by the studies
of Kaiser in tbe Journal of the Amer
ican Medical Association. He ex
amined the medical histories involv
ing 2.000 children who had had their
tonsils removed and an equal number
who had nou Measles was definitely
more frequent in Utose with their
tonsils out, us «vas bronchitis and
pneumonia and Saint Vitus dance.
Recurrent sore throats and head
colds were more frequent In children
who still had their tonsils.
Second, removal or tonsils and ade
noids. if properly done. Is today a
safe ai,d harmless procedure.
The only dangerous sequel of the
Advertise hi The Dispatch
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him from Sept. 3, when he makes
a political addreao at Seagirt, N.
J., until he winds up his tour of
the weet at Buffalo. N. Y., a
operation Is when the adenoids nte
not completely removed and a strip
becomes infected and hanging over
, the opening from the throat into the
1 Mddle ear. causes pus in the ml Pile
j ■ > .tr, and sometimes mastoid disease.
1 on the other hand, adenoids, if not
: , removed, frequently become Infected.
| causing middle ear disease in the
j :.ame way.
j Third, it should be emphasized that
ihe only indications for removal of
tonsils and adenoids ta when they
; become Infected. Tha mere removal
just because they are enlarged, ns a
I j vague preventive measure, is entirely
1 i unjustified.
I j Nor should they be removed ba»
j cause the child Is deficient in scholar
! ship or stunted In growth. Unle«
I Infected they have nothing to do with
: malnutrition. The only improvement'
their removal makes In scholarship
is when larga adenoids interfere with
hearing.
Finally, , should be most emphatt
tally stated that the decision whether
or not the child’s tonsils and adenotda
should be removed is one to be made
by the child’s parents in consulta
tion with the family physician.
1 his la worth reiteration, because
in many communities in this counrry
a child la actually penalized because
its parents refuse to concur in the
willful and bigoted demands of medi
cal Inspectors of public schools that
these operations be performed I
know of Instances where children
have been suspended from attend
ance at school for no other reason.
Other instances In wbich children
have been denied the badges of vood
scholarship on the same grounds.
All work and a tonsil operation
not make Jack a bright boy.
It is better to err on the side of
the mother who, answering the
teacher’s complaint that Johnny had
:i distinct body odor, replied: "Johnny
Tin t no rose. Don't smell him. learo
1 him."
Dr. Clendening
HENDERSON, (N.C.,) DAILY DBPATCH ,THURSDAY AUGUST 25 1982
month later. There are few
breaks in the program. Map
above shows Roosevelt's speaking
schedule.
Hom Nuhskuu.
PEAR NCW.M - |F LIFB IS
A HARD <?»R.tMP FOK. THE
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THE HARD KNOCKS?
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■7 Unce DAfeN CH)CK£NS WOULD €
■ COME HOME TO ROOST THE J
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HIS HEN HOUSE INTO ONE OF PLffMy
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CABINS IN HOPES OF PICKING UP |M\\V;v\\\' ' v , \\>^§s§
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fcEPRESEJTT% OFFERING'S OF CLOTH MADE BY
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SPIRI'TS OF The DEPARTED . iTIS BELIEVEDTo £ *4,p , s
become-rftE RES^flNq-place of These. launched ;
DEITtES DURING THEiR- WORSHIP . w JAPAM \T\TYi
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■The Primkwe culTof tie oafamese . / r \ Nl/ *
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WANT ADS
Get Results
FOR SALE-5 SHARES c Ah '
• l' 1 ?™"* -d l>,e Kl^ H °
best cash ui t . /‘, k
' Stook" car e Dispatch '
TiHIC HENDERSON
! furnishes u )ni p,, i r ‘. *'**»
! keepers, filing cleik- <,, u'i
’ «** typuu fox temporur,
; maneot work Phone v> “
liiN^'^TED—TO~ r(iT
■ world renowned Rawie, h ' :
; Service business in ar..l 5* *
of*Henderson, Countie- «.f «•,.’
i Warren, Franklin Reliable “ I! "'
j can start earning $35 ‘ v ‘ tr
' increaa* rapidly. Wine i.„n.ea ls ,l M
; Rawleigh Co.. Dept. ,\c IJf .. v .
xnond, Va. ‘",, Kr ‘
_ _ H Nzj
ONE LOT OF sl.ou~fVll K W
toned hose, two pa:i> 1,,, 1
summer dresses at gi.- d t.v t , \ °
prices. Must cleat the xa, K - V!■
fall stock. Militant- s\ , *.
_ *-'>l'.
GROCERY STORIES, FISH
era and markets save on your Wr .
ping paper. Use old m-wep bpw £
Get a big bur.ale at th*. u aiiv L
patch office fox 10c.
FOR RENT THRF.K
niatoed apartment upsZau- \\ t .
lights and telephone futn:-r,eu
r for SIB.OO per month. px, on _ y,
I _ ‘ i ~ i:
LAST MONDAY DR HENRY K.-vJk
field Osborn declared the &.»*.
of unemployment is am«,ng th- 1( - .
ctxnpetent, because in every
i*-V it is the less competed who «
first selected for suspension ’. r
Henderson Business School ’e
competency. Phone «*>s --..j
BELIEVE IT OR NOT - DAY BY
day in every way mou and n,- r
people are learning about the n, tr .
of our shop. Meet your ti er.-,
here. Alien's Barber Shop
Thurs-Frt if
THE DAILY DISPATCH 15 NOW »
aale at, The Smoke Shop,
Case, Hendereon Candy K.tchtfi
Wodman’s Pharmacy. Wiggins Dru e -
Store. Agency. You may
a cipy from any of these pi^ u
at the regular price of 5c st-u
NOTICE OF SALE OF NOTfcs
*17,378.36
Revenue Anticipation Nutt's
COUNTY OF VANCE
NORTH CAROLINA
Sealed bid* for above m.t*-v w . &-
received until 10 c clock A .M .Aug
ust 30. 1032. by iht* Locai t JuVri timer.'
Commission of North Caio. na „r ;rs
office in Raleigh. for the ut>,.«- we*
<frved August 27th. 1932 n.i'uj.r.s
January 27th, 1933, withou: option of
prior payment. There w... t* n
auction. Interest rate <5 per . *-nt pe:
annum. Interest payaL.* ' rr.ai--
ity. The notes will be awarded a'
the highest price off* rtd. n<>: *--.< v;,
par and accrued interest Denotn.ii
tions: 1 note of $ 10.047 59 and 1 l.
of J 7.330.77. Bidders must pie-:
with their bids a certified ohe, k .p.r
an incorporated bank or tiu- *or
pany, payable unconditional;.* • :t*
order of the State Treasurer for i" t*
The right to relec* all bids is i—. •
ed.
Local Government Comnu.-s oi
By: CHAS. M. JOHNMIN
Director of Local Government -nd
) Exofftcio Secretary of th*- (" nr:
j- mission.
EXECUTORS NOTICE
Having qualified as Exeeu’oi -f r*r
estate of Irene B. Horner,
late of Vance County, N. C •h .s .*
to notify all persons having i.jur.*
against, the estate of said de< eased ;j
exhibit them, to the undersigned or. or
before the 26th day of August 15*33 c:
this notice will be pleaded in ba: of
their recovery.
All persons indebted to the said es
tate will please make imim<lia> j*a>-
ment.
This the 26th day of August 1932
THOS. G. HORNER. Execj- :
SEABOARD AIR
LINE RAILWAY
TRACTS LEAVE HENDERSON
AS FOLLOWS
Ma.' NORTHBOUND
riM-B:4S A. M. for Richmond,
Washington New York, connect
i lag at Norlina with No. 18 ar
riving Portsmouth-Norfolk 12:95
P. M. with parlor-dining car «er
vtae.
t-—2:52 P. M. for Richmond
and Portsmouth, Washington.
New York.
"X9S—«:4g P. M. for Richmond
Washington and New York.
! •“-3:28 A. M. for Portsmouth
p Nsrfeik Washington. New York.
r Na. SOUTHBOUND
A. M. far Savannah.
f laafcaanvllK Miami, Tampa, S
i t-htt P. M. ter Raleigh, Son
Card) Hamlet, Columbia, havan
s —h. Miami Tampa, St. Peiere-
I burg.
m—lrM P. M. for Raleigh. Ham
let, Bavannah, Jacksonville.
► Ms ml, Tampa, St. Petersburg.
( Atlanta, Birmingham.
; •—1:26 A. M. for Atlanta, Birm
ingham, Memphis.
■ Foe. hfsnmdw call oa H.
iPlmaaata, Balolgh, N. H..
«K C Cap pa, TA , Head***
M. O.

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