DIARY OF A STOMACH.
INTERESTING fIEVELATIONS
S a m. —Started the day well. Porridge, two pork sausages, and hot buttered toast for breakfast. Heavy load, but will do my host. 10 am .__still working on those sausages. 10 :su a.m.—Terrible shock! An ice cream plate of strawberries, and three ham sandwiches dumped on top of those sausages. n a . m ._scnt out an S.O.S.j Can t stand the strain much longer." Noon. —Sent out another S.O.S. \ p rn . Worse and worse! llcccivcd plate of thick soup, big portion of roast duck and stuffing, green peas, new potatoes, and apple pie with cn-am. And I was dying for a rest! i.3o.—That's better! Just got a dose of Anti-Acido. What a relief! Now going full speed ahead. 2 p.m.—Sent up a wireless thanking him for that Anti-Acido. He's in a jolly mood now, and replied: "Don't worry, old sport! There's plenty AntiAeido in the shops. Lot's enjoy lite." " 5
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Waikato Times, Volume 100, Issue 16788, 4 May 1926, Page 8
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157DIARY OF A STOMACH. Waikato Times, Volume 100, Issue 16788, 4 May 1926, Page 8
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