Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 71, No. 287, Ed. 1 Monday, September 13, 1971 Page: 3 of 12
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Monday, September 13,1171
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Callouses occur as a result
of wearing thin-soled shoes
on city pavements and hav-
ing a weakness in the ball
of the foot Thick-soled shoes
or felt pads often can help
prevent the thick, tough
growths of skin
Dr Walker stresses pre-
ventive measures against
corns, bunions and callouses.
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too short can produce in-
grown toenails by causing
pressure on the sides of the
big toes, forcing flesh along
the nailgroove to be com-
pressed against the big toe-
nail, Dr. Walker explains
The same problem is com-
mon among women who
wear hosiery that is too
short, and hike hose up to
attach to a garter belt or
girdle, Dr Walker says.
The ideal sock is square-
toed Manufacturers now
classify socks by length. Dr.
Walker notes, but they
should also be classified by
width to help eliminate these
problems
Coms, bunions and cal-
louses are common problems
too Most people are affected
by one or the other of them
two reasons "Overuse and
abuse." he says "Feet that
are used a great deal don’t
necessarily cause aches, but
feet that are used incorrect-
ly cause difficulties."
In fact, the foot must be
used "Man is meant to be
an ambulating animal The
foot must function in order
to be healthy A splinted foot
wastes away,” Dr. Walker
says.
And many cases of ach-
ing feet do come from lack
of use When a person sits
at his desk, with feet hang-
ing in a dependent position,
gravity holds the blood
around the area of the toes,
arches and instep. The re-
rult is a stagnation of circu-
lation and the desk-sitter
must do exercises to prevent
aches
One such exercise Dr.
Walker recommends is to
extend the legs straight out
and rotate the ankles in one
direction then in the other
Another is to remove the
shoes, place the arch of the
foot against the desk leg and
rotate the arch in order to
synod advisors
CASTEL GANDOLFO, Italy
(AP) — Pope Paul VI says two
women have been selected as
advisers on social justice for the
third World Synod at Bishops
which opens in Rome on Sept.
30 He did not name them
Some 200 bishops are ex-
pected to be on hand to deal with
two primary topics, the
priesthood and the Church's
role in social justice.
Although women sat as ob-
servers during the Second Vati-
can Eucmenical Council. pres-
ence of the women advisers at
the bishops synod will make the
first female participation in
such a Church assembly.
The most common place
for corns to form is on the
fifth toe and bunions strike
the big toe joints most fre-
quently "They occur be-
cause of shoe fashion The
current fashion of wide,
broad toes with lots of depth
causes no problems," Dr
Walker says. “But foot doc-
tors are still treating corns
and bunions produced by the
pointed-toe torture devices
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Monday to assist the fishermen .
The captain's brother, Alber- •
to. was the only crewman al-
lowed ashore He was treated
for bruised ribs at a civilian
hospital and returned to the
boats
Rodriguez said the fleet left
Havana Aug 24, had fished the
w estern Gulf and was returning
home when the storm struck
them
The fleet usually works the
waters off the Yucatan
Peninsula of Mexico, Rodriguez
said. He said this was his first
shrimping trip off the Texas
coast.
Second in a series.)
By DAVID HENDIN
NEA Science Editor
NEW YORK - (NEA> -
The human foot is a compli-
cated and wonderful thing
Made up of 26 bones. it is
laced with ligaments, mus-
cles. nerves and blood ves-
sels A person's feet wtU
carry him some 65,000 miles
in his lifetime
Yet with all that feet do
for us, they are probably the
most abused parts of the hu
man body It’s no wonder,
then, that some 90 per cent
of all Americans will eventu-
ally seek relief from foot ail-
ments
"Americans spend at least
12 billion a year on plasters,
pads and powders, liquids,
lotions and linaments;
arches, special shoes and vi-
brators.” says podiatrist
Morton Walker, author of
the widely used reference.
“Your Guide to Foot
Health.'
Much of the money spent
on patent remedies for foot
ills is spent in vain, says Dr.
Walker, but there is a great
deal a person can do to im-
prove his personal foot
health.
Feet ache primarily for
but he firmly warns suffer-
ers that any "bathroom sur-
gery" should be approached
with extreme caution be-
cause infections, bleeding
and other lasting damage
can be the end result
Another common foot
problem, magnified in in-
tensity by summer heat, i»
athlete's foot Burning, sting
ing and unpleasant odor can
result from this disease
caused by a fungus growth
One key to preventing—
and curing—athlete’s foot is
meticulous cleanliness Dry-
ing powders and.antifungal
patent medicines can also
be useful
But according to Dr Walk-
er, “the prime reason for
athlete’s foot recurring in
many persons year after
year is so obvious it is often
overlooked It is because the
insides of shoes are never
washed or cleaned Dirt,
sweat and germs accumu-
late on inner soles and are
never removed Athlete's
foot bugs' incubate beauti-
fully inside shoes as a result
of heat, darkness and mois-
ture—all of which are pres-
ent.”
Shoes should be washed
regularly with a one per cent
solution of potassium per
mangenate or one of the
patent athlete's foot reme-
dies.
If any of the problems
we have discussed persist."
Dr. Walker concludes, "the
person should see a podia
trist. It may cost a little
more than buying a drug
store remedy, but they often
are ineffective. If foot prob-
lems go unattended, they
can become very serious."
(NeXT: Oh, Mr Aching Eyes.)
hours after the early morning massage the blood vessels
break in which the trio battered on the inside of the foot
their way through the roof of the arch.
jail Shoes, socks and other
The sheriff's department said sorts.of!hosiery, if improper-
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a man thought to be one of the feet 8
escapees, H R. Snow, 30, being Tight shoes constrict the
held on burglary charges, had foot muscles, joints and
been spotted north of Bellville nerves, producing muscle
late Sunday night. They said the aches. The muscle aches not
search for him was con- necessarily because of stress
centrated in that area on the muscles, but because
The department said there the nervesin the foot are be-
wor n. "de IN •0 w ing pinched Muscle spasms
were no leads on the where- and" cramps are warnings
abouts of Clayton Bruce that tell yOu something is
Phillips, 17, who had been held wrong
on theft charges. If this is a problem the
Deather Jackson, 43, who was logical solution is to get
being held on two counts of shoes that fit. Also a partial
murder, was captured in a solution is to remove shoes,
Bellville apartment several massage feet and pull the
hours after his escape, officers toes. Manipulate.the foot by
said P‘ rotating it, and this will help
__relieve pressure on pinched
nerves
Actress opposes The way socks fit is also
, crucial, even though it is
nudity in theatre hard to imagine a piece of
“ cloth causing serious foot
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in hic±Aru tropical storm Fern, were spread over a long stretch of
ine history
Today is Monday, Sept. 13, the E ouro the seven vessels lay port city of Curpus Christi.
256th day of 1971. There are 109 grounded on a beach and the "They're staying aboard their
days left in the year three others were docked at a boats," said Chief R O. Morris
Pier, awaiting repairs The of the Coast Guard station here
Today's highlight in history: Coast Guard kept them under -They haven’t sought asylum
On this date in 1744, the U.S. cose surveillance. They've made no attempt to
Constitutional Convention au- come ashore."
thorized the first national elec- Compounding their problems Capt Rodriguez told the Cor-
don in the United States was Hurricane Edith, now in the pus Christi caller that a
On this date: Gul “ Me XICO. . Czechoslovakian embassy
in 1759. during the French and Al they want is off the beach representative from
Indian War, the British de- and out of the area, said a Washington, D.C., was due here
feated the French on the Plains Coast Guard official “Of _________
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In 1943, Generalissimo Chiang Havana. |
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of the Chinese Nationalist gov- Rodriguez, 38, said the fleet was J CX., .. •
eminent. fishing near Freeport, Tex., I Where YOU the customerl
In 1955, West Germany and more than 100 miles north of Icome first
the Soviet Union established here, when Fem caught them. "--"15
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in 1960, Republican presiden- abled and were taken in tow by |
tial nominee Richard M. Nixon two others. They were driven ■
said the American voters should ashore about midnight Satur- ■ .Free Delivery
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questioning" the Roman The Coast Guard granted the | Master Charge, Bank Americard
Catholic religion of the Demo- other three permission to dock
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Fisher, Norman. Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 71, No. 287, Ed. 1 Monday, September 13, 1971, newspaper, September 13, 1971; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1574714/m1/3/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Brownwood Public Library.