HELPLESS WOMEN Often without apparent cause women between 30 and 40 years of age lose all interest in life. They become languid, listless and weak and experience no desire for the things which formerly made such a strong appeal. It is impossible to exaggerate the danger of this condition. Neglect may lead to rapid decline and premature death while those who resort to harmful drugs or alcoholic stimulants merely add to their suffering, and they will bitterly regret their folly in years to come. Lassitude and languor are results of nerve exhaustion— there is no doubt about that —and it follows that a preparation like Otis forms the most suitable remedy. we OtJ.'_ Lassitude and Languor and for all ailments arising from Blood Poverty or Nerve Exhaustion. You will never find a better or a safer tonic remedy, yet Otis only costs 3/6 per box at the chemists, and t_e simple directions for use are quite easy to follow. Decide that you will get a box from your Chemist or write to Dept. A 53, Otis Laboratories. 15. Farish Street. Wellington.
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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 225, 22 September 1924, Page 11
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