DOCTOR SAYS PREVENT COLDS. They played oowls together, the doctor and Mr. Brown. Says the doctor, " What, sucking- Pulmonas again, old chap? " "■ "Yes," said Brown, " nothing , else makes my throat and chest easy." " I know," said the doctor, "if ipeople would only use Pulmonas more there would be less coughs and colds." Pulmonas quickly Telieve coughs, Influenza, etc. At chemists, 176 and 2/6. —(Ad.) More than 3400 students of Columbia, says the Press reports, are working to help to pay their way. They sit up with the dead, act as chorus men in Broadway shows, clean streets, and do lots of other things. Their summer months are spent as lifeguards, boatmen, camp counsellors, operators of.road stands and amusement park concessions. Meanwhile most of the students are being paid for by their fond papas and lnamas. We never appreciate anything we don't have to work for. The reason why a horse eats what agrees with him is that he has to walk a long while for every bite. "Men never, had bad* teeth WrtU fee£ began t,o ea,tj much, r
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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 10, 13 January 1926, Page 13
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