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Franklin Times, Volume 14, Issue 259, 31 July 1925, Page 8

•‘I- smoking injurious?” Dr Uiolti, the f;un'>us Italian nerve specialisl.. say- it entirely depends on Hie toIl>- slates that many of the well-known American brands are so rich in nir.dino llial they are best avoid- d. lx-cause their constant use is bound cause nerve trouble. He considers smoking may be acluallN lien.-ticiai under the proper conditions; jjis advic.- 1., smokei-s is: "Select a brand Hud while satisfying your ‘tobacco hunger’ is yet practically free from nicotine.” Bui it is not always easv t.> find such tobaccos. However, w ‘certainly have them right here in l\'i‘W Zealand. 1 hey are grown anti the leaf is cured and manufactured for the market within the Hominion. In fact, tobacco culture, and manufacture constitute one of our most pro-,-nisiim- industries. Moreover, our New Zealaml-uToWll tobaccos are so pure and relatively so free front nicotine H,ai U.ev 111 li1 1* fulfil I"- il-'"an speel' conditions. They may be oh-ulm-.i ■v'”‘«:w , . ,i itk- I v y r, r *> l> i v .[-head (odd, mild - Na'- > '' ul I,! u.m- medium: or "Cul Plug no. . HfUsl.-ad), full strength.*