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Show All Out for Shirts Dorothy Dix +The Doctor Says Gonorrhea Germs Destroyed By Penicillin, Says Medico 4632 SIZES JL ,. ia-14 Many gonorrhea patients contract By William A. O'Brien, M. D. Heartthrobs andgood on any of these rosy prosjsyphillis at the same .-time. Since heartbreaks are part of WAC life, Written for NEA Service both gonorrhea and syphilis retoo I have recently witnessed two But the poor, deluded girls fell The treatment of gonorrhea with incidents which have left in our for it. They scrimped on their penicillin has resulted in a high %Si£, detachment two bitter, heartbrok- lunches to buy things for their en girls. One was Sergeant Mary,hope chests. They denied themrate of cure. Tha treatment can ninm o a nye bho"pUa ki ed aPproximately my roommate, and I was a be given _in a physician's office, 10 per cent selves all dates to stay at home of the patients under confidant of her hopes and sweaters and write long and'knit but certain precautions must be treatment for gonorrhea also had when Bill was to come back never And letters to Joe. observed if good results are to syphilis. overseas. She lived only for it. crossed their minds toitbelieve that attained. Then the day came. First the teleg- was Tests Needed a nuas them using and just hours, Dr. J. R. Heller, Jr., of the Syphilis ram. Then the phone call with in for lonely are urged to make a he that Physicians States public health 'service, He would be here as when he got plans. them would test for ditch syphilis in every case Ameristates in the Journal of the as he possibly could. Then silence. at home. gonorrhea, beginning of can Medical association his belief treatment and atthe JNo Bill. No wire. No letter. To many and many a woman the end of the the that phyprivate practicing was a not on two of went day day weeks. victory This for second and third months. pride sician is the ideal person""- f first, Mary couldn't eat or sleep. Then and rejoicing. It was a day of Penicillin has cured 92 per cent nit for "'rt/i-ri-Fi /^onf- i ^1 tlin ft sorrow and a awakening that bitter hand. I called the hospitalized 5-- gonImantook treatment of gonorrhea. of patients will remember as long as she and up, unbeknown to are which 85 pel'cent °*|onor There and orrhea her, clinics public got the truth. He was about tolives. also treat this disease, but many rhea patients'treatedID'P^fTM be married to another girl. He s "In" ;pe^ c,e.ntfngee f of scheduled hours are such went home before coming here as Dear Miss Dix: I am a 16-yearas their to make it difficult for patientsoffices. failures the diagnosis was in erI he planned, and the home gal got girl and my hair is beginning treatment. ror or larger amounts of Pemcil get the intensiveover to turn gray. What shall:[ do -tolin administered longer pel The other case is Corporal Anita. WORRIED. Treatments Vary it? Make riods of time, were needed. same the Answer: There your gray hair hapagreement that The United States public health Practically thing is general pened. She had received the wire asset instead of a liability. 'Keep the use of penicillin is the best service-has detected no gonorrhea the phone call and the plans She clean and white and method of treating gonorrhea at germ which resists penicillin. and shiny put in for a furlough. Reason. rejoice in it There is nothing the present time, and the only diffbe married. Then she got the more spectacularly attractive than erence of opinion is in regard to Question: What are the sympcompete silence, .without a word white hair about a young face^ toms of low blood pressure? Are the method of administration. from him or of him. The United States public healththere any serious after-affects? My guess is this: When these service investigated the various Answer: Many patients with Dear Miss Dix: Would be a boys get back home, the girls violation treatment schedules and found that blood pressure show no symptof any social or ethical them behind was in their get left there difference in the oms of it. In most cases low a widower were' to use his little and family pressure does the restcodes if cure rates attained by single inj- blood pressure is a blessing in disand wedfirst wife's engagement I hope the next girl who has ections of penicillin-oil-bees-wax gs unc normal circuma second trip into for ding ring m a will experience slap and by the two or three-hour treat- tj guarantees long life, justbreach WIDOWER. matrimony? of healthy, unladylike a teener, aren't you? "'ciiia involving hip injections of promise suit on the vanishing Ro- Answer: I can think of nothing You're watery solution of sodium penipleated skirts and free-and- acillin. meo. GI romance Miss Dix, ha. that would so infuriate a prospecREDUCE OR GAIN? you? Well, it's man to expect don't a as shirts, bride for tive a not but for it is joke, Patients under treatment for pattern 4632 for you. Looks prettygonorrhea her to wear the rings that should not consider their make with a wide belt, too. remind her continually' of her predinfection a minor affair, as it may It doesn't Tragedy of War This pattern, easy to use, ecessor. Your even suggesting seems Answer- It too bad that such a to them- difference to sew, is tested for fit. Includes have serious consequences thing should warn her that to the inevitable of selves and others. - Each patient us, we tragedies unnecinstructions. complete illustrated a are too be to specialize frugal there should be added the to'his physician for Pattern 4632 in teen-age sizes should report at times followessary heartbreak of so much faithm inspection regular a k n g the and Size 16. 12, skirt in by the Bell Syndicate, 12, 14, ve and so many shattered less To But ing apparent cure, although most 2 % yards of 54-inch. Inc.) one body beautiful! of the flareups develop within dreams. it is happening all Send twenty-five cents in coins week after the treatment is about us, and to many a woman stopped.TEEU METHOD Anne Adams to for this pattern common the knowledge that her husband Pattern Service 16 First street, San Second infections' are OF REDUCING or her sweetheart had been gonorrhea patients because Francisco Calif. Plaint plainly Club lames killed in battle fighting-for Speech do not them of change their num518 Kiesel Bid?. name, address, size and style his country, would be less bitter habits following a rapid cure of Phone 6400 ber. a than having him ask for o u Anne a infection. This group conthe new stitutes Just because he is tired of her or hasTopic serious health public winter 1946-47 pattern Evening fall and menace. fallen in love with some other book. Send fifteen cents more for or for him just to sneak outPresident Arthur C. now. Taylor, Og-your copy It will bring you of an engagement that he was fashions for the whole family craven a coward even to break. den Speech club, announces a free pattern for girl's hat Yet this is part of the cruel afte- Grange, past president, will plus bag set printed right in the meeting, Tuespreside at the nextseven of war that many rmath p. m., inbook. day, Oct. 15, at are going to have to face. the married GI's who are returni-the Carnegie library, downstairs. 150 used band and orchestra instruis "Personal ng are mobbing the divorce courts topic of choice John A. Nelson willMolester When and leaving the wives who have Experiences." on the art of speech. Other ments for the 4 Ogden Junior high kept the home fires burning, andtalk who have worked and worried leading speakers will be R. S. Birk and Bernice school students. prayed for their safe return, withDraney, Arlene Wangerin. Ruth Giles will 'act asWoman a slap in the face from a Thomas and advisor Hunter, timeabsolute and perhaps another We will pay fair cash prices for cornets, SALT LAKE CITY. Oct. 10 will speak three keeper. Others to support. on the proposed topic or(AP) -- Police said today that And thousands upon thousands minutes their own selection. screams from his intended victim clarinets, saxophones, trombones, flutes of girls are going to have to drinksubject of Swaren was appointedscared away a housebreaker who the cup of bitter tea prepared for Oliver C. had cut telephone wires before and violins. Regardless of conditionthem by the boys who diverted publicity chairman. breaking into the home of Clara themselves by making love to V. White in Salt Lake City. them, writing them romantic lettbring them in. Flagship for Fleet Officers said Miss White told ers telling of their devotion, planwas awakened about ning the homesa they would have LONDON, Oct. 10 (AP)--The them she and sketching future of conjugal S. navy announced today thethree a. m., by the noise made 6,000-ton cruiser Spokane would when the intruder broke into the arrive at Plymouth next Wednes- house through the rear door. Her screams awoke neighbors, who repA NSM; Bedroom day to relieve the 10,000-ton Houston as flagship of Adm. 2546 Wash. Blvd. orted they saw a man flee on a Dear Miss Dix: 'SfSSHfSS: · ' it w ' || i t... of . NEEDED Flees Screams GLEN BROS. MUSIC L. Connolly's U. S. 12th fleet. scooter. CO, O u r 'T M i n x o d e M Silver buckled bands of color flash across the bodice and the turn - back cuffs of this go everywhere casual. Narrow belt, Dutch "ear" pockets add zip to the full skirt. Hamilton 100% wool fabric, gray with coral or gray turquoise over plaid and Sizes 9 to 15. $16.95. trim. Casual Shop, Main. 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