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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 12 October 1922, Page 8

I "This gospel, that the first duty in education is recreation, is one to which the boys respond," said Dr. Truby King at the Auckland Rotary Club luncheon. "They have said: 'This man advocates going to the pictures.'" (Laughter.) "But that," continued Dr. King, "is not the meaning of recreation, which should be spent and understood as re-creation—the restoring and recharging of the body's batteries by Nature's tonics, fresh air and sunlight." the regular use of Q-tol before housework or before going out during cold or excessively hot weather, ensures whiteness and smoothness of the hands, and prevents divt getting ingrained. Chaps, Chilblains, or Sunbarn are impossible if 2s pe' month be s^jent on O-tol.—Advt.