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Gisborne Times, Volume LIII, Issue 5537, 20 July 1920, Page 7

Lonnie. Mason, of Leicester, who aimed to be the fattest boy in the world, lias died. He was aged 15, weighed 325 t., hsid a. chest measurement of 6lf inches, waist 69 iruehos, vrm 23inchcs, and thigh 38/ inches. Ho lias been described ws a. blithe and happy boy’ with a lovable tern- 1 leramenb. His hobbies' were paining find sketching . It is believed hat the record as fattest boy can low pass to an eight-year-old Ameri;an boy. Biecently Lennie wias on diow at. the World’s Fair, Islington. "Some folks are wise, some are otherrise.” If you are wise you’ll insure gainst coughs, colds and lung troubles i.v availing yourself of that curative gent—Baxter’s Lung Preserver. Baxer’s not only overcomes coughs and olds quickly, but it strengthens the efence forces of the body, invigorates he whole system, and gives new life to hose who are "out of sorts;*' Ensure lie immunity of your family from -inter complaints. Purchase a large s fid bottle to-day.

They say—That "'Warmth is Life.” Well, youTli he lively enough if von use one of our ,Hot. Water Battles. They keep warm for hours. —A. W. J. Marin, chemist.

Sprinkling about 10 drops of Nazol on the chest, of the pvjama jacket at night —or on the singlet in the morning is a good way to' get the ..benefit of Nazol inhalation. Just try it.