PALS IN TROUBLE. sUnctively reaches for his pipe. A few pulls and puffs, -and the mind, crisscrossed and worried with the strain, becomes clear and more definite. Many a man in sport as well as business soothes his nerves down to a steady pace with a few draws of the pipe. Your pipe smoker is a steadier man with an even temper, because his smoking gives him satisfaction, but his smoking fails to furnish full satisfaction unless he has found the tobacco that completely suits him. Edgeworth gives supreme satisfaction to a great many smokers and its pleasant fragrance and mellowness appeal to the most critical.
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Waikato Times, Volume 104, Issue 17574, 1 December 1928, Page 10
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