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Dominion, Volume 20, Issue 72, 18 December 1926, Page 9

HINTS ON HEALTH. BY A QUALIFIED CHEMIST. FADS AND FADDISTS. “To a qualified chemist who has served behind the counter for 20 years or more, it is most amusing—sometimes pathetic—to watch how fads come and go. “I remember when the Bulgarian Bug was all the rage. People thought they had discovered the elixir of life. It soon died out. Then we had the paraffin craze. By swallowing nasty mineral oils people imagined they would banish all ills. “I could give numerous instances of these fads, but I am glad to say that they are dying out. People are realising that good health depends largely on the stomach, and that by taking Anti-Acido they can build, up health and strength with nourishing, wholesome food. Anti-Acido has done more to promote better health than any preparation I know of, and I always recommend it to mv customers. —Advt. (3.)

EXPERT PRAISES PULMONAS. An Auckland chemist lately .said he regarded Pulmonas as first in merit and sales for the easing of sore throats, coughs, etc. These effective pastilles are a proven and successful remedy for colds, bronchitis, influenza Dissolved slowly in the mouth, thev immediately exercise a soothing ami healing effect on sore throat and bronchial tubes. Pulmonas, Is. 6d. and 2s. 6d.~Advt. (4).

A. H. Flay ((To Awatnutu) won the chief honour in the Lincoln Agricultural College honours list for Hie year, heading the diploma list and securing the gold medal.—Special Corresponden Good cheer for one and all. Sunflov er Seeded Raisins for cakes and puddings. --Advt. (1(1).