A NERVJfi FOOD OF BRITISH N ATION A LITY—CEKEGEN. There usod to be a lot of "enemy country" nerve foods about. They were good, but now their place has been takerf by a better food —a British product —Ceregen. It has never been Gorman; the Coregen works were established in England in 1795. Ceregen contains over 80 per cent, of Proteid—and without proieid we die, says Professor Gamgee. "When health and strength liave been shattered by sicknoes or worry build up on Ceregen. It is used in tie Naval and Military Hospitals or the Allies. 2s 6d, 4$ 6(1, 0s Gd, 12s. From all chemists. TJs size contains eijjht times cunount .of 2s 6dtirUy., -—'-10
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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16219, 23 May 1918, Page 7
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