THE CHILBLAIN MENACE.

Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 19891, 21 May 1936, Page 3

THE CHILBLAIN MENACE.

__..__-_. PREVENTIVE MEASURES. Women who suffer from ('hilblains should commence preventive measures before the frosty weather sets in. Llhilblains are largely due to defective circulation. and much can be done hyi tuning up the general health ihroughl :1 \\'ell~l)alaut‘(l diet, rich in dairyi foods Lmilk. butter. and cggs‘, freshi wgelables and fruit. Calcium laclalei tablets falcon regularly for a month: nl' t\\n lwfnro tho \T‘t‘)‘ t‘Olll \\'mthm“ hvgins \\'ill ortvn‘prorn most l)r‘nctlrtnl, I but. this treatm-‘nt. giws very little! rvsull if r‘nmnmncr‘d when tht' chit—l Mains art‘ually appear. _\ daily close of cod liver nil—either in liquid or tablet fnrm——\\'ill also tone up the bodys' rr'sistaurr. to rohl. and care must he taken to \\'r'ru' suitnlulc rlnthing’vlmnxing from silk In light» weight, wont unnlerwvar dirr‘rtly the air shows signs of \\'intcr (,‘l‘lill. Women who hme l‘Pnt. arferlml should wear rr-mt’urlahln shnr‘s so as not in imperial thn, circulation in an.V “or, and thpy should nnvcr sit or stand for anyi lrngth of time \\ith their foot onl hare boards. or linoleum—coveredi floors The housewife who has fol spend many hours in her kitchen! shoulrl always have a mat, or piere of carpet. by her work table or sink. Rellovlng Irrltatlon. I I A camphor linimeut m an ointmentl ‘wilh nil nt‘ \\'intvrxreen and menthol, “ill relieve pain and irritation. \\’hile a'i i quaint. old English l't‘l‘l‘lt‘fl}' \\lllt‘l‘l gives‘ manning: rnsults it‘ applied to un-| l’u‘nkr‘n rhilhlnins m r‘rnirlll consists of‘ itt"(‘>'\\?l,v and “liw nil. (irate tliri \\nx into a liltlu jar, rm’vr with somvt ..lix'n nil, using just enough in \‘oil tlit‘ \\'nx, Sinnvl in n saucr‘pnn with; lull. “-3101: or in :1 slow own] to molt illll‘ “-33, {Hill liif‘n lmt tisiili‘ tn ronll iuinl slitTru, 11w mil. IWS" 34’0““: my cotton slurlliuus :il'lrr uppifing' this 4 niullw'nl. l‘si‘ llirm'tl) an) sign of :1 I'iliiitlfllll tit‘\l‘iH||S. Amwrimm lmuulyl >t\|‘t'iltiihi§' rw‘nmmr‘nut sir-HI): ”I‘ll"; \\'llit‘l' lu rl-livw‘ tliv li‘l‘llitllltll Illli‘ to; i'liillilaius. .tlltl :i lntinn llliltlt“'\\iill ulll “r turpt'lliill“ luz,‘ nil inf v'uJllplll, L’i vlrnins‘. llllli spirits of f‘nltll‘ilm‘. 6 lll'ulllh. -—-———__-

Dorgavllle Mllk Anomaly—Though milk in Dal‘gnvlllr- is plvnliful lherc ls lillla for home consumpiiun and large rlmnands are bPing made on gi‘hrm‘s. for tinned milk, the sales of \\'hin‘h have praciirally :lnuhlr'rL Thr' shortage is pl'imipally rlm‘ in many fm‘mm‘ sup—-pliF-rs living m‘nhihitr‘d frum furnishing milk br‘causo lheir milking shruls rlu not comply with the Gox-m‘nment regulations recently onforcvd. and the quantity available from licensed farm—m‘s is not sufficient in supply mnsumers. who are either being missed nltogethrr in the daily rnllnd, m- are nnl, genius enuupzh fur lht‘ir nvcds. The question of mmranteerl prices for butter—fat, also arr-minis for Hirr short ngn. Farmers are not anxious. it spams. in supply fur rmisumpiinn. as Hwy arm kumlly :inlioipntin: lhn' flxnHun nf [ll‘il'l‘fi‘ \\liil‘ll illr‘y x'unsiih‘r \\ill gin: ihvm u l-nllvi' wlurn Hmu by ~~‘r‘lling to milluncn, -———===-_—_—__:=