GOITRE IN SCHOOL GIRLS In one South Island Girls’ School 86 per cent, of the pupils were declared to be suffering from goitre. The widespread incidence of goitre is due to the lack of iodine. With the new treatment, Thyrodone, this iodine is obtained in correct organic form, and there are consequently many reports of the successful use of Thyrodone. Ask your Chemist.—Advt.
FREE THE “P & B” FAMILY ALBUM The new kind of book for knitters and rugmakers. Shows you the latest styles in jumpers, cardigans and other “knitteds” in an original and interesting way—as worn by the “P & B” family. Take a peep at them. Sent FREE on request to Batons and Baldwins, Box 14418, Wellington.—Advt.
Only foreigners are to be allowed to visit and inspect the house in Braunau, Austria, where Herr Hitler was born.
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Southland Times, Issue 23140, 5 March 1937, Page 9
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