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Donald Olskey, 3*i, of Whitestone, Queens, N. Y., must have rosy cheeks. Why else would a but terfly laud on him instead of a flower? lUr >11 "• Zm ^ m CHIP OFF OLD BAT ... David Mantle, six-year-old son of Yan kee slugger Mickey Mantle, la joining his father and other baseball stars to make a film. BIG BABY . .. Ricky Kramin, 5, snuggles up to his two-month- old pet elephant, an import from Siam. Ricky’s father owns a small circus. WATCH FOR OUR • GRAND • OPENING Lominick’s Drug Store FOR HEALTH By C. A. DEAN, M.D. MEDITORIAL: The clinical thermometer has been used for many years as an indicator of ill ness. It is simple to use and al most everyone is familiar with it. Since temperature readings are useful in detecting disease it is helpful to know some of the conditions that affect tempera ture, but don’t indicate anything serious. Normal temperature, as meas ured by the oral mercury ther mometer, is about 98.6 degrees. Rectal readings (these should be taken with a rectal thermometer) are about one degree higher and underarm readings are about one degree lower. Variations in temperature normally occur throughout the day and there can be a difference of one-half to one degree between the high point (late afternoon or early evening) and the low point (4 to 5 A.M.). It is important to remember this, for I find many people confuse this daily fluctu ation with an actual fever. High outdoor temperatures or exercise may also cause a body temperature elevation of from one to four degrees. Some persons routinely have readings slightly higher or lower than the average and these people should be aware of it in order to avoid misinter pretation. When measuring temperature, then, be sure to consider the time of day, previous physical activity, outside temperature and method of taking it. If the temperature is up, i.e. a fever, you can be fairly sure that an infection of some sort is present. Although we look for fever mostly, you should not forget that low temperature read ings can also be important In both cases you should inform your family doctor of the finding and let him decide what further action Is needed. I'M BIRD watch: JUNIOR, BUT NOT MANY OF . AROUND OUR HOUSE REV. ROBERT H. HARPER DAYS OF JUNE T HE poet writes, “What is so rare as a day in June?” That may be true of the place where the poet lived but in the lands farther south June has often brought days and weeks that dis pute the rhymster’s words. As a boy, I heard my elders speak of the “June rise” in the old Missis sippi. An old circuit rider headed across Darbonnes swamp in time of high water. Soon he came to a point where the wagon tracks he had been following ended in water ahead. He thought he could ride where a wagon had gone and in he went. Soon his horse seemed I'LL BUILD A BIRD PEEPER. SUZY. 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The boatman looked at him quizzically and asked where he had come from When he was told, he said. “You don’t need me, you've already come through water twenty feet deep.” Not knowing that t K e wagon tracks had ended when the wagon was driven upon the ferry, the preacher had ridden confi dently in. So appearances can be deceiv ing. Be careful alone the way, as you might not he ah’e to get out of water twenty feet deep. Bushels Bushels OF BUSHELS MOUNTAIN APPLES Delicious for Eating & Cooking By the Pound, Peck or Bushel $2.50 PER BUSHEL Bring Your Own Container Dick Shealy Intersection By-Pass & S. C. 34 Half A House Isn’t Enough Yet if fire or a tornado destroyed the living quarters of many people, that is all the home their present insurance would replace. Insur ance to value is the only thing that could pre vent a crushing loss. Our experience can be helpful to you in de ciding upon adequate protection. There's no obligation in talking things over. 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