Nervy Days and Sleepless Nights Probably more men jeopardise their jobs, and more women head towards breakdowns as a result of lowered nerve-force, than from almost any other cause. Yet an effective anil widely-used treatment is rigid at hand that is said to bring a surprising change in the nerves of people who get the “jumps” and “fidgets.’’ 'l’his combination of valuable phosphorous and iron, put up In handy tablets, is called Phosphorated Iron; and you simply take two of the tablets with every meal. Its whole value and goodness Is preserved hi concentrated form, and not diluted in liquid, “its full effectiveness therefore seems to go straight to the starved nerve cells so that in only a few days you begin to feel stronger, more calm, clearer in the head, and appetite starts to pick up. Jf you did no more than regain restfull. relaxed sleep at night through ths use of Phosphorated Iron, it would be well worth the few shillings cost. You can get a package of 60 tablets from any chemist, to-day.
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Dominion, Volume 30, Issue 266, 6 August 1937, Page 6
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