TEMPERATURE There’s a danger point in the temperature of one’s blood, (/no hundred and three is serious. One hundred anci four is more serious. And one hundred and five means real danger. Right now there are many anxious demons and mothers watching the clinical thermometer—wondering if Pneumonia is going to overcome the patient’s feverish struggle for health And ’.lie p.ry of it is tins: the patient temperature started to climb when ho contrautud a cold. It could easily have been lowered then, but now the return to normal lies purely with Nature At the very first sniff or sneeze, take M.I.M. —Marshall’s influenza Mixture. M.I.M. is a tested temperature ‘reducer, and if taken in time never fails : to banish either a cough or a coal, ' And its tonic properties raj idly restore the system to its normal, vigorous health. Two-and-six buys a large bottle at your store or chemist- -get yours today [Advt.]
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Evening Star, Issue 19613, 20 July 1927, Page 5
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153Page 5 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Star, Issue 19613, 20 July 1927, Page 5
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