WILSON'S WISDOM-ISMS. HELPING THE WIFE. The wife's lot, is not, always a happy one. ' Too much to do, not enough rest and relaxation. Soon begins to tell. . Gets a bit ' nervy ' now and then — and inclined to be irritable. Loses weight. No appetite. " A cup of tea will do " style of business. No good to her. No good to you. Take home a jar of " Maltexo" (Wilson's Malt Extract) and build up her strength and energy, soothe her . nerves, restore her appetite, refresh her sleep. You'll feel you're doing the right thingmake3 yon a bit pleased with yourself. You can always say: "Don't know what would become of you if you didn't have me to look after you."
The Ladies' Mirror, New Zealand's popular home journal, April number now on sale. Special features, New Zealand's scenic glories, the Massey wedding, fiction, social news, fashion. First of series of brilliant letters on the public life of New Zealand. Is, of all newsagents.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18356, 23 March 1923, Page 7
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