OTAGO WOMEN’S CLUB
PSYCHOLOGY CIRCLE The Psychology Circle of the Otago Women’s Club held its meeting on Wednesday, when Miss Mercer presided. The subject was, “The Need for Toleration.” If the circumstances in other people’s lives were revealed tolerance would be engendered, it was stated. It took all the notes in the musical scale for perfect harmony. Tolerance demanded that a person should so live his own life as to add to the harmony of other lives. Should one find oneself thinking, “ I can’t tolerate that person, religion, or condition,” be still, and ...know the worst storm is within oneself. Know yourself and be yourself. A NEW LIFE Those who have been cured of distressing and embarrassing skin troubles state that it is like living a new life. Thousands of men and women throughout New Zealand and Australia, over the past 30 years, have expressed their appreciation of the Klexema treatment for skin and scalp ailments. Sufferers from Acne, Psoriasis, Eczema, Seborrhoea. Alopecia, Falling Hair, and other skin and scalp complaints have obtained immediate relief and eventual freedom. Fully-trained and qualified Klexema nurses give personal attention to patients’ ■ ailments, advise and direct treatment in the nine K\exema centres in the Dominion. This method of individual treatment never fails. If you suffer from any skin or scalp ailment, up matter how advanced and persistent it may be. consult the fullyqualified nurse. at the Klexema rooms (Phone 13-355) In the Public Trust Building. Moray place. Dunedin.—Advt.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 24633, 14 June 1941, Page 11
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