THE TOLERANCE MAN.. It is good to be tolerant. Every man has his own fixed opinions on religion, on customs, on creed, and every man has this right. Voltaire, Napoleon and other famous men have changed their opinions before the grave opened. So if you smoke Edgeworth tobacco and your friend smokes dnother brand you can afford to be tolerant. You can even allow ycrurself to feel 'sorry that lie lias not your iaste for this pood things in life. Perhaps he has never given Edgeworth a fair trial. Offer him a fill from your, pouch. Ask liim what he thinks of your favourite smoke, and then later when he asks you for another fill .... . betplerant. —4<ivt.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21225, 4 July 1932, Page 7
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