RADIANT HEALTH CLUB.
A talk on nerves was given to the flub at the t'nity Hall by Air. 1 , . /H. Menli. wlio stated that the highly sensitive nervous system was in every detail dependent upon proper nourishment and care for efficient service. It was one of the utmost importance, even for the unborn child, that the body should be kept in perfect order. AVorry, he said, was also a factor, as this mental attitude to life whs detrimental to the nervous system. Xervous disorders were only the reaction of the nerves to the treatment the body received. In the absence of the president, Madam L. Foidham, the vice-president, Mrs. A. Warder, presided and gave a talk on the "Psychological Factors in Grim".' , outlining the most modern methods of penal reforms. Mrs. E. Frost gave a short resume of the work done by certain schools t> develop a love and understanding of art amongst school children.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 140, 16 June 1939, Page 10
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