REPORTERS AND HUMAN* NATURE, few men are tetter judges of human nature than reporter* are. Their work puts thom in contact with men of ah kinds. Reporters recognise the right thing when great men say it. Wnen great men fail to say the right thing, reporters have sometimes said it for them. Reporters often have to take a few curt «ords from big, l>usy men and make them appear good fellows. How do t'jey <}o They do it SQ simplv, witb jiJS* on© teuca frequently. T)iey P a P'P®, 1Q the great wait's mouth. And jf the tobacco the great man is smokinpc is Edge worth, then they &r© making him as human -ind understandable a.* any man can W First-class tobacconists sell it at k Q(1 t-,or tin, with latest vacuum Barlow Bros., X.Z. Distributors, t'bristchurch, 3
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Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18462, 17 August 1925, Page 9
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