NAPOLEON KNEW!
“AN ARMY MARCHES ON ITS STOMACH." History has shown us that much of Napoleon’s success was due to the close attention he paid to his commissariat section. Napoleon realised early in his career that a man who was ill-nourished made a poor soldier. In the great general’s own words: "An army marches on its stomach.” It is the same with the private citizen. If your stomach is not in good working order, if yOn suffer from indigestion, flatulence, or gastritis, your food fails to nourish you, and you begin to lose your strength, energy and "nerve.” Business or work becomes distasteful. Yon get thin, run-down, depressed, “nervy," and listlees. You lose your "dash." Look after your stomach and all will bo well. Banish indigestion and similar disorders of the stomach by taking AntiAcido. Anti-Aoido enables you to take hearty meals of good, wholesome food without pain or discomfort. Your body is nourished in a natural way, and health, strength, and energy are restored. Price 2.1 6d. If unable to obtain, write to the Wholesale distributors: Eric Reaves, Ford Buildings, Wellington.
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New Zealand Times, Volume LI, Issue 11784, 21 March 1924, Page 3
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