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Marlborough Express, Volume LII, Issue 83, 12 April 1918, Page 7

MEASLES IN CAMP. The outbreak of measles among the ■fcroops was due to germs brought; :n by soldiers returning from leave. A .scientific and rapid method of coping -with the malady is to sniff up, gargle, and swallow small quantities of warm • Plaenzol, which dispels microbes without injury to the system.—Advt. Don'ir lie awake with cold . feet listening to the clock tick-tick-tick and wish you could sleep. Act—get a North British Hot Water Bottle with "Unique" stopper. The cost is small compared to the comfort.—Advt. WATSON'S No. 10 engenders a fini spirit of geniality.—Advt.

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