lure relief, Throat and Chest Colds— Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure. Hill W. E. Woods,'Ltd. ||||| Lambton Quay, Wellington.
■B gwß** ' *4 au Ji» 1 . ”*■ ■ , T >.: ri; i an is VH ° Ucm? Discuss it in confidence with the Manager of the Established 1861 Over 250 branches ami Agencies 9*7 i jbpi Nfc - jv:*--ws 1; ; f A s j»a». M /'• And his teeth and jaws will be excellent too, for he was BREAST FED Some time ago we drew special attention to the importance of breast feeding. Let us look at it from the dental angle: Breast feeding by a healthy mother supplies food in the correct proportions. Result: STRONG JAW BONES—STRONG TEETH It ensures adequate jaw muscle exercise. Result: ROOMY JAW BONES—AMPLE SPACE FOR TEETH It provides a moulding pressure on the gums all the way round upper and lower jaws. Result: WELL ROUNDED JAWS STRAIGHT TEF.TH GOOD LOOKING CHILD It makes a contented baby. Result: FEWER BAD HABITS —(Thumb-sucking, finger-sucking, etc.) By securing adequate growth of jaw bones it ensures evenly spaced teeth. Result: LESS TENDENCY TO DECAY Mothers, breast feeding up to at least six months gives your baby the best possible dental start in life. ISSUED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH KEEP THIS ANNOUNCEMENT FOR FUTURE REFERENCE
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Northland Age, Volume XVI, Issue 78, 25 July 1947, Page 3
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