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King Country Chronicle, Volume XXX, Issue 4870, 14 July 1936, Page 7

"Herb tobacco?" said the smoke merchant contemptuously, "don't stock it . Myself I'd as soon smoke dried cow droppings. Why don't you try the real thing, mister? Too strong? Not it, if you'll be guided by me. You sample Riverhead Gold mild as milk, sweet as a nut, prize medal flavour and a bouquet you can't forget! Then there's Desert Gold—another tip-topper! Both make the finest cigarettes going, but go well in a pipe too, if you're after smoking extra mild. When you're broken into smoking, change over to Cavendish or Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog). Both top-hole mediums. Later you can give Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead) a go. Full strength, and a fair knock out! —you ask any old smoker. Yes, they're all toasted. That's why they're almost free from nicotine. Wh'ats the difference 'twixt toasted and ordinary baccy? Why. it's the dfference twixt homebrew and 'bubbly.' I'm talking of the brands Ive named, mind you. The imitations aren't worth talking about." The novice is trying out Riverhead Gold. He'll like it. (580)

A coming cold controlled at first Will never last to reach its worst; Colds soon subside and fade away; When treated right without delay. Right treatment anyone will find For coughs and colds of every kind, In fragrant, tasteful doses pure, Of soothing Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. (1)