I*v« observed a quaint fact about canines. Just note, and you'll prove it, by gad! That the mongrel dog always 6eems smiling, While the other dog always looks sad. And I've also observed during winter. You've also observed it, I'm. sure, That for colds on the chest, most people invest In Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. Dr Franklin Gaylord, who spent many years in Russia, says the trouble there is due to the fact that 12 out of 17 persons in that country are uneducated. Because'of lack of education 120,000,000 people in Russia have no hope or interest in their fatherland. In each of \the rniversities 100 hopeless students commit suicide every year. The average locomotive's work is 20,000 miles a year and its life is twenty years.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIV, Issue 10284, 20 May 1919, Page 2
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