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Evening Star, Issue 17313, 29 March 1920, Page 1

When anyone is so wounded or hurt that much blood has been lost, it has been found possible to save the weakened victim by transferring to his veins blood from someone who is in good health. A Paris doctor has now found that a mixture of Arabic gum and sea ealt -will serve instead of human blood. If .this discovery proves as helpful as it appears to be there will be n» need for heroes to give their life's blood for others. Peffffv, the bulldog mascot of the Iron Duke, who won a enecial medal for barking at the German bisr guns in the Battle of Jutland, was auctioned by Mr George Hobey on behalf of St. Bartholomew's Hospital for 135 guineas. The purchaser was Mr Keele, a cousin of Lord- Jellicoe, who will return Peggy to her pals as soon as the Iron Duke returns home. Form the good habit "of inhaling " NAZOL," and you'll keep free from coughs and colds. Eighteenpenca buys 60 jjnsas.—£Adviu3