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Waipukurau Press, Volume XXVIII, Issue 122, 18 May 1932, Page 3

The late Edgar Wallace —a glutton for work’.' —wrote all night, snatching —sometimes —a few hours’ sleep during the day. An inveterate smoker, he was wont to say his pipe l( helped him to concentrate when on the job,” and was of invaluable assistance to him when in the throes of composition. Apropos of that the value of tobacco as an aid to effort seems to be recognised by brain-workers nowadays as it never was before. But to get the best out of tobacco it must be pure arid as free as it can possibly be from the nerve-destroying nicotine. Unfortunately such brands are not so common as they should be. However that need not worry New Zealand, smokers, because our toasted New Zealand tobaccos are probably the purest in the world. Their nicotine content is negligible because they are toasted. That’s why they can be smoked even to excess with impunity. And how delicious they are! There are only four brands: Riverhead Gold, Navy Cut No. 3, Cavendish and Cut PlugNo.. io; 266

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