Is More >ETLU victims should fake every precaution against a relapse. A recurring bout of 'Flu is even more dangerous than the first attack and may involve serious complications. The safest thing to do is to immediately take 'ASPRO' the moment any 'Flu symptoms reappear. Take three 'ASPRO' at once and two tablets every three hours afterwards and a hot lemon drink with the last dose before going to bed. Keep warm and out of draughts. Follow the directions to smash 'Flu and 'Flu relapse quickly and safely. 'ASPRO' won't fail you. It is safe, sure and certain and does not harm the heart or stomach. Always keep a packet in the house. i r GIVES YOU DOCTOR ADVISES USE OF 'ASPRO.' WAIOTAHI. Dear Sirs, I have used 'ASPRO' tablets for years. If I feel a Cold or an attack of 'Flu coming on I take two or.three 'ASPRO' tablets with a hot whisky or lemon, and in nine cases out of ten I will be right in the morning. Twelve months ago we had our daughter severely scalded, and as she had a temperature of 104 our doctor said, to give her half an 'ASPRO' tablet to help reduce her temperature and to keep her quiet. I might state she Was suffering from shock besides the burns, and I am sure 'ASPRO' tablets played their part in helping to save my daughter's life. (Sgd.) T. F. J. © PROTECTION NO RELIEF FOR 'FLU—UNTIL 'ASPRO' USED. Percy Street, BLENHEIM. Dear Sirs, I have just recovered from a severe bout of Influenza, followed by an intense attack of Neuralgia. Nothing would relieve me until I resorted to the ever beneficial 'ASPRO' tablets. All .1. can say is that I will never be without them again, and will endeavour to impress my acquaintances with the amazing value of 'ASPRO.' Yours faithfully, 28Fb/35. (Sgd.) Y. KEITH ROWE.
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Hawera Star, Volume LIV, 7 November 1935, Page 3
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