Tobacco

Horowhenua Chronicle, 22 August 1916, Page 3

Tobacco

With a view to a uieoiy ui.u ouacco simAer.- are immune to ti.s, mo (JiimiiHiinveait.il lieu-lie- Do>ai lutein ha.-,, says the Ago. ii .in 0.-i iLtui u the h.stoiy ol l!n • wiri-ai-iic:iijfitii> eat-e* that liaxe n •••lui.-.l . hiiilai.', <■ illlll>. i)r. Cuiiiji-iuii. I-' i.Mur ol V)»il,irailt:iio. ,b to •11 <111>'L I lie uvestigations, ami iio vviii at (in- *>aunimp endeavour to ascertain whet he: ileohol is a friend or an one;..y of t:r■ li.»oa.so. It is considered i aaf. Dr. ..'itmpstoii may he able to nee nv ii::ia >n those two points which : yiovw if groat value in fighting . The military authorities ha\ •' >Ji ahniji nado praiseworthy efforts i<> 1 > eve!".--liitig possible to combat tin : '-a-o. I 1 s many motiths ago since l'i ey 'iis: mi leriook the manufacture ami or some time now they ha-e i-.-n m a nfi tion to nicer, not only the own re j liiiie men t s in tlii.s direction. h :i ;■> -:.p---->ly to a large extent the no I* i o«i----ide bodie.s as well.