A CAMPAIGN AGAINST INFLUENZA, A group of prominent industrialists in England have begun a campaign against the scourge of influenza. One of the world's greatest financial experts has said that in his opinion the biggest cause of absenteeism is without doubt the wave of influenza which sweeps over the world from time to time. There is a good deal to be said for this idea, and no doubt much of the loss of time and money experienced' during the winter months is due to lack oi efficiency through staffs being depleted owing .o sickness. A more serious yiow should Da taken of the incipient cough and cold, and all possible precautions taken to see that they do not develop into-worse ailments. New Zealanders know that they , have an unfailing remedy in Baxter s .. j" Lung Preserver. This good old specific safeguards your health from coughs, colds, v influenza, and all chest and lung troubles. A .= Contains splendid tonio properties, too "Baxter's" is now put up in bottles with a screw cap, thus obviating the.'. necessity of removing troublesome corks. The screw cap also makes a pei feet seal and keeps the contents in good condition. Obtainable at all chemista and stores.- | bottle . for economical family "z®, 4 »" 6d > fldd ; v bachelor's bottle Is 6d.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20597, 23 June 1930, Page 7
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