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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXVI, Issue 4837, 1 June 1925, Page 4

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COMBATIVE MEASURE AGAINST GOITRE As a result of an official investigation into the incidence of goitre, it has been found that the disease is fairly prevalent in the Auckland province. Medical examination of about l« I 3000 children in many provincial J| M schools throughout the Thermal disjrll I S V B trict and Central Waikato has revealed 75 per cent, of goitrous condition. At a special meeting of the Medical Conference on March 4 a resolution IS 111 .o. was; carried instructing the Council U UTTc ■ of the t 0 bring before the Government the urgent necessity of enforcing the addition of iodine to table salt. The manufacturers of “ANCHOR'’ Brand Butter, realising that a considF B tJ* Ixx? tJ* wW erable portion of the salt assimilated by the human system, is contained in the butter consumed, are incorporating in “ANCHOR” Butter salt contain- - | ing an adequate quantity of lODINE, rfl 111 I ■ same careful attention is eviII IS AI wll dent in the selection of the cream, the churning, and the packing, resulting in the production of a butter rich in food content and vita-mine value, containing its proportion of precaution against an insidious disease. Ask for Anchor Brand.