BRITISH INDUSTRY HANDICAPPED Before the war it was estimated that the common cold caused British industry £20,000,000 annually. In war time, with the individual output so much higher, the loss must be greater in New Zealand the output of our factories must be seriously affected by colds, ft is the duty of everyone to reduce to the minimum time lost thronsrb colds. Common sense precautions should he taken immediately a cold threatens and these include the use of Baxters Lung Preserver, a thoroughly reliable remedy. The amazing popularitv or <; Baxtei - s" is the best proof of its re- - lieving qualities. Marked benefit will be felt from each penetrating, soothing dose of this very palatable couith remedy. The proved remedy with the tonic action. Get better, get 1 'Baxter*,'
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New Zealand Herald, Volume 79, Issue 24294, 8 June 1942, Page 4
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