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Evening Star, Issue 18258, 24 April 1923, Page 5

At the weekly meeting of the Northeast Valley W.E.A. class Mr Turner was re-elected chairman and Mrs Dunn secretary. The balance-sheet for last year was adopted. The tutor (Mr J. Johnson, M.A.) then gave the subject for study—‘Tlie Development of Character’ —which he divided into ‘ Heredity and Envirouirneut,’ ‘Physical Heredity,’ ‘The Physical I Environment,’ and ‘Mental and Moral Inheritance.’ An interesting discussion | followed. j Ilcforo tl:o “annual cold” grips you got I “KAZOL.” Take it on sugar or by inhila- | tion.—either way is a splendid safeguard. I Is 6d buys 60 dieses.—[Advt.]

The tannin in tea has a peculiar effect on the gmns, shrivelling them up. The result is that the person who ovor-indulgcs in tea nearly always has two prominent front teeth.

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