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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 5, Issue 203, 25 August 1916, Page 2 (Supplement)

PAPER CLOTHES FOR AIRMEN THEY MARE THE WiSHIEST FLYING OUTFIT. Who would over dream that aviators in their search for warm apparel, can find' heat in a paper outfit? Yet paper, being one of the worst conductors of heat, fs a ver'table boon to the flying man. Already, the French aviators have adopted the innovation extensively. They find that while the paper outfit j. allows no Heat or cold to enter, it also prevents these two extreme temperai tu res from escaping. ( In other words, it prevents cold froajj entering, and the heat from escapiaf Very probably the idea was deriv from the common or garden trai»i This gentleman of leisure, having n< other materia] at hand, is very much given to placing wads of paper on his chest to keep out the cold. Tea is more beneficial if made from hard water.