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Press, Volume LVI, Issue 16848, 31 May 1920, Page 3

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TWO HOUSEHOLD iSSENTIALS. The great majority of householders realise the necessity of having "Fluensol" always on hand for checking colds, sore throats, or influenza. oxternal healing is now coming equally into favour. Apart- from its power to dispel Chilblains, Eczema, Dandruff, and other skin irritations, Q-tol is an ideal hand emollient. Is od. ° Football and athletics are to be compulsory in the French Anny. As soon as recruits are assigned to their battalions and companies, officers are to organise inter-platoon, company and battalion matches. This is the latent development of the new sporting spirit in France conveyed to the commanders of Army corps and the generals of the Army of Occupation in a special order by the Minister for "War#