INCIDENT AT HOTEL. “DON’T BLAME THE FOOD.” ! A party of commercial men were dinS ing at a leading New Zealand hotel the ; other day, and the wit of the party | caused much merriment by saying, just as a particularly rich entree was being i served, “Don’t blame the food.’’ i The point of the joke was grasped at once. The phrase “Don’t blame the ‘food’’ is now so widely known as the 'slogan of Anti-Aeido that the mere mention of it is sufficient to remind one of this wonderful indigestion cure, j When food disagrees with you it is ! well to remember that the stomach is * at fault, not the food. Anti-Aeido re- ' stores the functions of the stomach, I and enables you to enjoy the richest and tastiest food. I “Don’t blame the food.” 5
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Northern Advocate, 7 April 1927, Page 2
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