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Evening Star, Issue 21823, 12 September 1934, Page 4

SPUING COLDS ADVICE TO MOTHERS BY NURSE v CAMERON. It's just as easy to catch colds and ’flu in spring and early summer as’ it is in winter,’ and simply because the days are becoming warmer is no justification for relaxing precautions. Children especially should be watched carefully. If the child be thin, pale, weak, or out of sorts, depend upon it, it will fall a victim to the first cold snap—and they are frequent at this time of the year. Build up stamina and vitality, and put roses into pale cheeks by a short course of-Wilson’s Maltexo Malt Extract. That’s the best protection. The strong, healthy child doesn’t catch cold. Wilson s Maltexo imparts the vigour and vitality that will resist the fiercest onslaughts. Children with weak chests should be given Maltexo with Cod Liver Oil. Obtainable in 1 and 21b jars and 71b tins for family use, at all chemists and' stores. — [Advt.]

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