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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 10956, 19 July 1921, Page 2

JIMMY WILDE TELLS WHAT TO DO FOR FOOT TORTURES World's Champion Boxer says simply rest feet in saltrated water, then bia corns and other* foot troubles good-bye. & I- am often a s lv e d boxers do when their feet ache, burn, perspire, form -'corns,* callouses, bunions, and otherwise make life miserable for aivyc rho to be on feet constantly. Boxers have to do what everyone else should do; that is, rest the feet for a while in medicated and oxygenated water, prepared by dissolving a handful of Reudel Bath Salinates (obtainable at small cost from any chemist) an a foot bath of plain hot water. I have known of serious cases where users hardly recognised either the feel or the appearance of their own feet the first time they treated them in this way, and I am never without a supply of the saltratee compound at my training camp. y

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