Tho tragi': I .’.' of an “up-to-date” girl in London is described by Lady lilondSntion, wife of t’e famous surgeon. in an article in Sunday’s AVcekly Dispntc-h. Replying to Lady Diana Cooper’s defence of the modern girl. Lady BlnndSutton asserts that it is a perfectly justifiable aeeusaticn that the modern girl is “sillier, less dignified, has less restraint, less sense of what is decent end becoming than had a woman of—shall wo say ? —two generations ago.”
Surely you wish to — Surely you really wish to be well, to have stronger lungs and a better appetite, to sleep, eat and work better? Then take s Those IV'no have tried it know hoW good it is—you will find it good, too, if you give it a triai. 2/6 and 4,6 at al] Chemists and-Stores.
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Hokitika Guardian, 14 June 1923, Page 1
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131Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Hokitika Guardian, 14 June 1923, Page 1
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