ORIGIN OF DISEASES. WHOM: ITISHIXUIXO IX CIIII.D---IIUOD. Addressing a conference of Health Ollieers recently, a lending medical authority stated that much of the disease that is prevalent to-day, is due 1.1 malnutrition and wrong diet in childhood. The growing body lots heen starred of vitaiuines and other essential properties necessary for full development of children. The same doctor deplored the use ol artilicial. preservalised and over-cook-ed food, and urged that children be given more fresh vegetables, fresh fruit, fresh milk and brown bread. Along with these, an occasional jar of “Alaltexu” will he found most beneficial. “Alnltexo” (Wilson's Malt Kxtract) is a tonic food known u> possess great natural strengthening and build-ing-up properties. It also overcomes malnutrition and constipation, enriches the blood, and tones up the whole system. Children brought up on “Maltexo” grow into healthy, happy, contented men and women. Obtainable in 1 and :21b. jars and 71b. tins for family use.
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Hokitika Guardian, 2 October 1924, Page 4
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