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Evening Post, Volume CII, Issue 39, 15 August 1921, Page 6

VOXET PROETEREA NIHIL. (A VOICE AND NOTHING MORE: SOUND BUT NO SENSE.) A CRANK! Tft/TY DEAR PEOPLE,— The following letter appeared in the Wellington Evening Post, 11th July, 'but evidontly, it was too much for tho "cranks" to reply to, as they were still "going round" unconsciously, and the only thing to bring them to would be a "Mubclo Raiser" in the right place. BROWN BREAD. To the Editor. Sir, —How grateful we ought to be to Dr. E. H.. Wilson for his gratuitous and far-reaching advice as to the eating, of brown bread. If his diagnosis is correct and adopted, tho services of the medical profession would be reduced to a minimum, and they would have to rely upon accidents and epidemics for a livelihood. ■ As to the alcoholic degeneracy, which has kept tho medical profession fairly employed, he remains silent. Most of tho animals ho deals with are for edible purposes, and their "unsavoury" diet is loathed by mankind, though tHe flesh of those animals is useful in some instances. Animals are devoid of worry, unless pursued, or when fat for marketable _purposes, and they neither smoke nor indulge in alcoholic beverages, and retreat at dusk, and, even without those luxuries, they are not noted for longevity or intelligence.—l am. etc., . .> ' COMMON-SENSE. Uth" July. Champion is still hopeful of getting the obstreperous "cranks" "clothed and in 'their right minds," regardless of cost and energy. .Without prejudice,. V., Auckland. — . j KITTO .AND SO N., The Leading Tailore, HAVE Removed from 15, Mann»rs-3t., to M'Donald's Buildings (upstairs), next to Albert Hotel, Willis-st. - Call and Inspect our Latest Designs in Suitings and Costume Cloths. I Tel/ 2312., " CAMROC DRY GINGER ALE. Try it To-day. TO-MORROW may not be too late, but it delays the pleasure. All Hotels, Clubs, and Stores. THOMSON, LEWkTaND CO., LTD. Tolephono 21-21?. Private Deliveries Daily.