THE VICAR'S DILEMMA.
Told by "Punch" Contributor. CHORLEY WOOD (England). Mr. D. A. Gulliver, a regular contributor to "Punch," lias forwarded from England another order for Baxter's Lung Preserver. Ho mentioned incidentally that he was at a friend's wedding, and the vicar who was conducting the service was so hoarse that lie could hardly make himself Iteard. Before going to the wedding breakfast, Mr. Gulliver, realising the disadvantage that' the vicar was under, very thoughtfully went home in his car and got him a bottle of "Baxter's." Mr. Gulliver states that after giving the reverend gentleman a dose or two of "Baxter's" he was able to make his speech at the breakfast with a clear and resonant voice. So delighted was the vicar with the; results of taking "Baxter's" that, to use Mr. Gulliver's own expression, "He sang; its praises like a psalm." Candidates for Parliament, as well asi parsons and all public speakers, will find "Baxter's" invaluable for hoarseness, tinodness and loss of voice.—(Ad.)
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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 268, 12 November 1935, Page 23
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THE VICAR'S DILEMMA.
Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 268, 12 November 1935, Page 23
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