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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIX, Issue 5304, 25 July 1928, Page 2

“Newspaper accounts of crime are, in my opinion, factors in suggesting to impressionable and unstable minds the methods adopted by criminals in the commission, of erinite. Constant dwelling upon this lead's to crime.” said Mr E. D. Mosley, S.M., in his addresjs to the Howard League of Penal Reform. “To any thinking man or woman the publication of big hteadlines over sometimes erroneous reports cannot but be regarded as wrong. Christchurch is now the worst offender in this refspect. though Auckland used to be.” Several of tbosle present at the meeting; signified tlrejr approval of these statements. “Diet is probably responsible for more rheumatic troubles than any other single -cause,” writes Dr> John Shaw in the “Da'ly E.xpess.” “And of all possible errors of diet, the- most important from the point, of view of ■my own experience—and I have; heard it confirmed by a distingu.is-re'd authority—is the mixing of sweets with meat, fish, fowl, game, eggs, or cheesia at tlie- same meat Marmalade after egg and bacon, is. In my judgment, absolutely wrong, as is apple sauce witli pork or goose or red currant jelly with mutton or hare. Th®; only puddings that, may be taken after meat, etc., are unsweetened milk puddings, Fruit should -never be taken as dessert, but as a meal to itself.” Woods’ Great Penpermlnt Cure. For Children’s Hacking C( ugh.