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Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18487, 15 September 1925, Page 5

OVERHEARD BY A BANK MANAGER. A well-known bank manager reports that one day recently he heard a very interesting discussion between two friends on that subject, Health. One compjained of pains in the stomach, loss or; appetite, and general weakness. The other replied: "What's wrong with you, my friend, is indigestion. The pains are caused by gases from undigested food, and your weakness is due to the fact that your food is not nourishing you because it is not properly digested and assimilated. "I know. I was the same myself a while back, and look at me now; fourteen stone, and fitter than ever. It was Anti-Acido that did it—one tin—the best half-crown's worth I ever got in mv life. Take my advice, my friend, and get Anti-Acido at once. You'll feel a different man in a few days." . . , , The foregoing is typical of what is where Anti-Acido is curing indigestion, and bringing new health, new strength, fuller and happier lives. 5

A woman patient in a London hostrio name of Baron Roth Child has bequeathed legacies to a brother who was baptised General Roberts, and a sister named Princes* Beatrice. Fifty years ago parents frequently inflicted upon their offspring names like these. William Harris, "the Sausage King," of Smithneld, varied the fashion by •naming his three sons William No. 1, William No. 2, and William No, 3.