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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19250, 14 August 1924, Page 8

DEATHS BY CANCER.

1 IN EVER I 5 DOOMED. Addressing the I'uW’c Health Association of Australasia at Sydney last April, Dr Harvey Sutton stated that one person m every five who reached the ago of 40 was doomed to die of cancer, which, was definitely on tho increase. , It is a fearful proportion- a dreadful toll of our manhood and womanhood, and every moans should be taken of checking the malignant disease. Opinions, of course, vary on the cause of cancer, but it is most significant Uiat doctors in increasing numbers are inclined to blame our artificial mode of living, faulty diet and digestive disorders, which set up poisonous irritants in the food tract. To be fit and healthy, to be able to resist disease, everyone should keep their digestive organs in proper order by taking AntiAcido. Half a toaspoonful, m water, after meals stops fermentation and the formation of gases, and helps to digest and assimilate bumper meals of wholesome, nourishing food. Your health and strength are built up, and disease is kept at bay. 2s 6d. All chemists and stores. Advt.

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