"I'M RARIN'TO GO." "I'm full o' pep all the time." "No matter how hard the day has been, I've still got enough 'zip' and to spare for, a bit of fun at night." "Here's the tip!" "Marshall's Fospherine. "It's a great nerve food." "How it livens up worn-out . nerves! Gives you the mental and physical kick of vigorous health." "Your" chemist or storekeeper sells it." "100 -doses costs only 2/6!"-(Ad.)
The origin of the term "windfall as applied to an unexpected piece of luck, is as follows: Some of the- English nobility were forbidden by the tenure of their estates to fell the timber, all the trees being reserved for the use of the Royal Navy. All trees which were blown down were excepted. Hence a good wind was toften a godsend.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 39, 16 February 1931, Page 16
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