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Greymouth Evening Star, 17 June 1922, Page 6

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For the sleepless and the hopeless Who endure affliction s hhght There are grim and £ loon ?J . sl ?, ad “In the silence of the mghp. . • ■ But for weary, gasping mortals With bronchitis to endure, Cheerinc light spreads thro the portals Where there’s Woods’ Great Peppermi Cure..