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Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18332, 16 March 1925, Page 2

NAZOL AND IJfFANTILE PARALYSIS. There, is no known positive cure for this dread enemy of-child life, therefore it behoves mothers to take every reasonable precaution. Nazol has always proved itself a most powerful remedy in combating germ diseases. As germs invariably enter the system via the mucous membranes of the nose, mouth, and throat, the following should be done to all children babies included: —Saturate a pieco of cotton wool with a mixture of Olive Oil and Nazol (three tablespoonfuls of Olive Oil to one bottle of .Nazol) and smear- well up the nostrils repeatedly during the day and last thing kt niaht. A few drops of the mixture should also be sipped. All chemists sell Nazol at is od a bottle. The Romans were the originators of the Christmas tree,, though their ceremonv had little to do with the modern idea of the Christmas spirit. They beean by hanging small masks of Bacchus, the god of wine upon the crape vines, in the belief that the spot would become unusually fruitful. The oecasion was made one of merrymaking and dissipation. ; After the advent of Christianity it was converted into the Christmas tree celebration.