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Hokitika Guardian, 3 November 1925, Page 3

Ml? KTI?KWOOD’S POHKIDCK. LONDON'. Sept. 7. The revelation that since his election to the House of Commons Kitchen Committee to supervise porridge-making lie had been inundated with of lei' from oatmeal firms all over Scotland was made by Mr David Kirkwood. M I’., who took part in the opening ceremony of a new Co-operative Creamery at Clvdebank on Saturday. Sir Kirkwood having sampled the milk pasteurised by the new machineij said that such milk allied with good oatmeal, if introduced into British diet, would lead to the rearing of a virile race that would stand like a wall around their beloved island. Mniiv of the leading oatmeal manufacturers in Scotland were so anxious to collaliorate with him in parliamentary porridge-making that one firm actually offered to supply his family with all the oatmeal they required no the next two years if only he would see to , it that the firm got the House of Commons contract.

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