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Greymouth Evening Star, 27 April 1935, Page 12

THE WHY AND WHEREFORE OF WINTER COLDS. Cold weather in itself is not the cause of colds, yet colds are undoubtedly more frequent in winter. During cold weather, however, people spend more time indoors and generally come into closer contact with each other, and have a lowered vitality from leading a more sedentary existence. These conditions are favourable for the ever-present cold germs. Infection takes place and a cold is the result. How serious a cold may become depends upon how soctn one gets busy with Baxter’s Liing Preserver. Directly inflammation! of the nose or throat gives a hint of an approaching cold, “Baxter’s Lung Preserver’’ should be taken regularly as directed until all unfavourable signs disappear. Where a cold is established, “Baxter s will be found to greatly accelerate recovery, particularly where tn G cold is deep down in the chest, “Baxter’s’’ will loosen the phlegm,’ allay irritation, reduce inflammation, and with its tonic properties effect a very rapid recovery. Every home, office and factory should make a point of having a bottle Fmv X i er s Lun ff Preserver on hand. y o/ C ? emi r and store c an supply at A d ; t 2/6 and the P° ck ct size 1/6.i — Sheena Soapless Shampoo for lustrous, natural beauty. Not n semh an co o t harmful alkali Included 3d ' Packet, Parkinson 010.. Chernik - ;