NlO H T<?XPS ; 'TOK MEN. LONDON, Fob. 17 Former generations showed wisdom in tlieir use of warming-pans and nighctaps, said Sir James Caritdie, the physician, who is 73, lecturing 'yesterday at the Institute of Hygiene on “The Health of the Professional Man.’’ ■■Don’t think that because you live in the age of aeroplanes you know all about hygiene,” lie added. “Your grandmothers were no fools.” '* j Warming-pans were kept by wise housewives to dry sheets and pillows before bedtime. He' had weighed his sheets before and after putting them by the fire and knew what the difference was. When nightcaps were worn men kept their hair up to a very old age. It was as necessary to wear a nightcap in this daihp climate""as to wear clothes. '• " Tight hats were a potent cause of baldness. For cold in the head— inhale.NAZOL. For sore throats or tickling cough take some drops on sugar! Used either wav “NAZOL” works 'wonders." 00 '’’ doses Is 6d. -'"*?**: °: f . "e l ”'
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Hokitika Guardian, 12 April 1924, Page 4
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165Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Hokitika Guardian, 12 April 1924, Page 4
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