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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIX, Issue 5305, 27 July 1928, Page 3

A lady doctor in England has just deriared that smoking is a wonderful preservative of .the teeth, .and that although the teeth of some smokers may be discoloured they are generally sounder than those of the non-smok-ers. So many hard things have been said about tobacco that it is refresh ing to find a lady—and a medico at that—putting in a good word for the w’eed. Of course every smokei knows that smoking prevents or arrests dental decay. What every smoker does not know, or at all. events ignores, is-. that an excess of nicotine in tobacco is highly injurious. And that’s -where our New Zealand tobaccos come in. Being comparatively (Tee from nicotine they may be smoked almost incessantly without affecting the nerves or heart Moreover, they are all. toasted —hence their fine flavour a.nd delightful aroma. Made in several strengths, they appeal to afll. tastes. Riverhead Gold, mild and afomatic; Toasted Navy Cut (Bulldog) is a fragrant medium ; and Cut Plug No. lfl' (Bull’s Head) a fine full, flavoured tobacco. They are on ea} everywhere.*