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and their significance 1 Many people accept floating specks before the i eyes as a manifestation of temporary digestive trouble, and give the matter no further thought. It has remained for specialists definitely to associate “ floating specks ** with “ eye strain.” Defective eyes use up two or three times more nerve energy than they have a right to ! When we strain our eyes other organs of the body have to suffer because of this wastage of nerve force. Floating specks are often symptomatic of digestive trouble, which in its turn disappears with the correction of defective vision.' Call on us and learn the truth about your eyes 1 MR. J. A. INGRAM, F.8.0.A., F.S.M.C. (Lond.), Bachelor of Sciencog Consulting Optician. The work of testing sight and providing for scientific correction with Glasses is best entrusted to m H nm sab m I Moray Place Dunedin
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21021, 9 May 1930, Page 2
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