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Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20564, 4 June 1932, Page 15

BEADING OLD NEWSPAPERS. Most of us read our daily newspapers hastily enough, usually casting some aspersions on their lack of news; but, strange enough, a newspaper, weeks ov months old, seems to be packed with interesting items. What man, who, commissioned to set the living-room fire, has in the very act of rolling up an old newspaper been stopped by an article on "Novel Invention" or "Was It a Foul?" or "New Trend in Modern Art." Likely enough his wife will find a statuesque husband kneeling, elbow on floor, chin on hand, deeply engrossed in anything but lighting a fire . . . then after he has unsuccessfully tried to explain, he shows a fine contempt for womanish outbursts by filling up his pipe with soul-soothing Luxury. It takes two to make a quarrel, and no woman can quarrel with a man smoking Luxury tobacco. Perhaps it's old «ews to you, but Luxury costs only Is 7d a 2oz packet. —5