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Wairarapa Times-Age, 3 October 1938, Page 3

FACIAL ECZEMA. The lighter and brighter papers report that the New Zealand Minister of Agriculture has denied a suggestion that sheep affected by facial eczema have been killed in New Zealand and passed as fit for human consumption. If is curious how this facial eczema business has appealed to certain British newspapers. The plea is that it has news value because two million people or so are engaged in agriculture; yet it is doubtful whether one agriculural worker .of a housand has ever heard of itBritain loses millions a year from mastitis, sterility, and abortion in cows, foot rot in sheep and the rabbit pest, but it doesn’t make a newspaper to-do about it. Apparently it requires cable transmission to impart the subtle quality called news.

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