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Wairarapa Age, 5 January 1926, Page 5

TONIC TREATMENT FOR RHEUMATISM. It is rather strange that with a disease so prevelent as rheumatisih, there are many things still unknown about it. The higher medical authorities frankly differ about the treatment of the complaint. It is more common in women than in men. occurs at all ages, and is closely connected with conditions of ill health: hence it is often seen amongst thos. with thin impoverished blood. In chronic rheumatism most success is obtained by measures co strengthen the patient’s general health. The strengthened system is thus enabled to throw off the complaint. This treatment is known as the tonic treatment, and most success by this method has been obtained by the use.of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. They increase the blood supply and impart energy, enabling the sufferer to throw off the complaint. These pills are obtainable everywhere at 3/- per bottle.

According to a British recruiting return, 50,000 men out of 80,000 candidates were turned down in 1923 as below the military standard. After being released from a liner crossing he Atlantic to Europe,, a pigeon flew 1000 miles over the sea to its loft in New York.