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NZ Truth, Issue 602, 30 December 1916, Page 8

—^ As an indication of the stringency of the examination which neutrals leaving Germany now undergo, a lady who recently arrived In Holland had her. back rubbed with a lemon m order to wash off anything that might b« written on it All women have to undress and take down their hair, and all children, even infants In arms, are undressed and examined with the utmost thoroughness. CHILDREN'S RESTLESSNEBS. A feverish and fretful child ,is a great bother In a household and dJs« turbs the rest of others. Narcotics and soothing syrups should bo avoided. Half-teospoonful doses of Fluenzol (1/6 and 2/6) will rapidly allay feverishness without any injurious effects whatsoever. Health authorities commend Fluenzol. . •