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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIII, Issue 77, 13 March 1933, Page 10

Corns Gone Rheumatism Much Better Sufferers from corns and rheumatism in the feet should remember that their feet have about 3,000 pores to the square inch, and that if these pores get clogged, uric acid and chalk deposits accumulate, giving rise to rheumatism and corns. To open the pore*, simply put two tablespoonsful of Undox into a footbath, ami soak the feet for 20 minutes. Radox releases throe-and-a-half times it* own volume of oxygen, which cleanses the pores of the uric acid causing the rheumatism, and carries the corn-softening salts iu Radox right tp the roots of corns, so loosening them that they may be lifted out bodily. Read thjs letter:— “I have found much benefit from the use of Ilador, both for rheumatism and corns. I have had two most troublesome corns since childhood, and since using Jtadox they hare entirely disappeared. I soaked my feet tn Iladox for about !0 minutes at a time, and in a fortnight the corns had gone and my rheumatism is much better, and J can now wall: with ease and comfort. — (Mrs.) RADOX £ BATH SALTS « Of all chemists and stores —2/2 per lib. packet; 3/8 double quantity. Stocked by Fairbairn, Wright & Co., and by all wholesalers. Manufactured by E. Griffiths Hughes LM. t Manchester. (Establiehed 1756).

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