Grecian women had longer feet than the average man has now. " Tnrkish women eat rose leaves witih. butter to secure plumynesß. ' The mandoline is constructed upon the same principle as the violin. • The Picton freezing works closed down onSaturdav owing to no ehipping- space being available, savs the Marlborough is packed with carcases awaiting ship- ■ .
WARNING TO DYSPEPTICS. Many interesting paragraphs have re"»ntly "appeared in the press concerning the remarkable antiacid properties, posthonsands of people now regularly take ha.ll a teaspoonful of the preparation fc * Jitlle water after their meals a B a /•affcraard against indigestion, dyspepsia, heartburn, flatnlence, etc. It appears, however, that in several instances other forms of magnesia, bearing somewhat, similar names, bare been,,.used, often «cith very unpleasant results; To guard against dangerous substitution, and; ensure getting the genuine product as recommended by physicians, Teaders should ask their chemist distinctly for Pure Bisurated Magnesia, and insist on came-T-. Bisurated Magnesia—blow tfie gla«, #
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVIII, Issue XLVIII, 19 February 1915, Page 8
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