RADIO HEALTH TALKS
Sir,.—Being a mere male with a healthy appetite, I fail to see how I can suffer from the childish complaints of worms, ring worms, and the latest, baby’s diarrhoea. Nor have I any need for pre-natal care. I am quite sure, however, that any woman with a little refinement in her make-Up would prefer these talks when not sitting round a meal table; and most men who have any respect for their worpenfolk would have them spared this embarrassment, too. Unfortunately the other type is always with us, which is all the more reason why these talks (which are only recordings) cculd be put over at some other time. In conclusion I would point out -to "Keep it Up” that patients are given their medicine after their meal has settled and not in the middle of it.—Yours, etc., LISTENER. June 12, 1946. [This correspondence is now closed. — Ed.. "The Press.”]
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Press, Volume LXXXII, Issue 24900, 13 June 1946, Page 6
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153RADIO HEALTH TALKS Press, Volume LXXXII, Issue 24900, 13 June 1946, Page 6
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