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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XL, Issue 19, 6 May 1908, Page 14

“1 have come to iiie conclusion,” says (!. I). R. Dabbs, M.D., in “Fry’s Magajm?.” “that if a man yawns, and you don't want to yawn too, the only way to prevent it is to blow your nose! A man of my acquaintance boasts that lie can set a whole railway carriage full of people yawning by merely taking time 'over it himself. And I believe he can.” The ’doctor admits that In* has tried it himself with success. Which is only another - way of saying that, with practice one becomes a “Dabb” hand*