ORIGIN OF DISEASES. WRONG UPBRINGING IN CHILDHOOD. Addressing a conference of health officers recently, a leading medical authority stated that much of the disease that is prevalent to-day is du o to malnutrition and -wrong 'diet in childhood. The growing body has boon starved of vitamines and other essential proi-orties necessary for full, healthy development of children. The same doctor deplored the use of artificial, pre9ervatirx?d, and over-cooked food, arid urpod that children be given more fresh vegetables, fresh fruit, fresh miDc, and brown broad. Along with those an occasional jar of "Maltexo" -will bo found most beneficial. "Maltexo" (Wilson's Molt Extract) is a tonic food known to possess great natural strengthening and building-up properties. It also overcomes malnutrition and constipation, enriches the blood, and tones up the who!© system. Children bronphl qp on "Maltexo" grow into healthy, happy, contented men and woraon. Obtainable in lib and 21b jars, and 71b tins for family use.— Advt. ___^_______ RELIABLE FOOTWEAR FOR MEN AND WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS. They're "Matchless" footwear, and therefore can bo relied on for elegance in appoarance and stylo. That is not all—" Matchless" footwear stands for high quality material, splendid workmanship, and moderate prices. "Matchless" footwear is guaranteed. Fall ranges at Malloch's Boot Store, George street (opposite the Plaza).—Advt. Tliat tickling, ii promptly iclteved by a few drops ot "NAZOL" taken on Jump sugar. Sixty doaes Is 6d.—Advt.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19309, 22 October 1924, Page 7
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