WHY WE SNEEZE.
Sneezing is, for the most part, ~evond our conscious control Our noses are furnished with a delicate Piter against dust and germs and from thia membrane stretches a telephone nerve When the membrane is irritated by inflammation a danger signal is flashed to the brain, which then orders a sneeze to endeavour to clear away the foreign intruder. Fortunately, however another message is flashed from the brain and that is to order the use of Fluenzol, the tried and tested specific for colds and influenza. „ ~ Rumours of influenza epidemics should not be disregarded. Careful preventative measures should be taken at the fhst sign of infection. Follow these golden rules:— 1 Buv a bottle of Fluenzol to-day. 2. Gargle Fluenzol every morning ~" before breakfast. 3. When vou get a cold pour a httie Fluenzol into the palm of the band. aUow it to remain there until shchtW warmed, then vigorously sniff up the nostrils, irrigating* the nasal cavity. 4. Gargle Fluenzol every half hoax for s sore throat. 5. Take internally every half hoar one teaspoonful of Fluenzol to ullav fever. Half doses for children. — lO
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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19683, 29 July 1929, Page 3
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188WHY WE SNEEZE. Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19683, 29 July 1929, Page 3
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