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Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 4, 6 January 1938, Page 19

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A boy's voice breaks because the sound-box in his - throat suddenly becomes larger. As a girl grows up the sound-box grows in proportion to the rest of her body, and there is no audden change.

The majority of the inhabitants <rf Panama are of negroid *tock—a race more amiable than prepossessing. Many of the upper-class families are white descendants of the Spaniards who settled in America.

A scientist is reported to have said that 40,000 germs may be transferred by a kiss.