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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 256, 29 October 1929, Page 12

Nobody Kept Thi: News a Secret. Everybody Anxious to Try New Con pound That Withers up Corns, so Thej Lift Out. Jovous news scatters quickly, an chemists in Auckland are kept busy ais pensing- Frozol-lce, the new ether _dis coverv of an eminent authority ip chem istry, which is said to loosen -any corn s it lifts out with the llnger-tips. Just request anv chemist for a quarter ounce or Frozol-lce, which costs but little, but is said to be sufficient to fre one's feet or every hard or soft-corn o callous. You merely dab only a few drops oi to the tender, aching* corn and instantl; relieT from soreness comes, and soon th< corn is so shrivelled it lifts out withpu pain. Frozol-lce is a g-ummy coropounc which dries on applying:, and never in flames or irritates the healthy flesh arounc a corn or callous. Thousands or deaths should be preventec each year by this new discovery, whicl will make the awrul practice of "razoring-' corns and risking- lockjaw or poisonin? „ wholly unnecessary.— (Ad.)

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