\ SNIFF UP. QARGLE OR SWALLOW wi '. 1^ "' " Private Harley Cohen, N0.'37, A Company, 4th Batt., A.1.F., was one of the first Australians 'to enlist. He was in $he famous landing at Gallipoli, and went right through the campaign until wounded early in the Lone Pine charge. To while away anxious hours in the fighting line, he wrote some verses—"They were There, There, There 1" On his return to Australia these words were set to music by Mr. Bert Biwbs, and the song has been played by ever thirty bands and sung by many well-known people, including Mr. Peter Dawson, who has secured the / gramophone rights. Mr. Cohen wrote ' to us on his return :— " I would fflse to say that Dr. Sheldon's New Discovery has been better to me even than my luck. I escaped the severe colds some of my comrades had because of my habit of taking a sip of New Discovery every day. It seems to have made my throat and lungs cold resistant. lam glad to be able to add my testimony to the many pals who have f onnd New Discovery their maseot. "Pte. HARLEY COHEN, "No. 37, A Company, "4th BatL,*AJ.F." First at the Front and First at Home Dr. Sheldon's New Discovery is the most famous modern remedy for Coughs and Colds. A dose taken at tho first sign of a cold will ward off danger and prevent further trouble. New Discovery is as good for the folk at home as for our soldiers at the Front. Buy a bottle to-day and keep it in plain eight where all the family can quickly sec it when required. Prico 1/6 and 3/-.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17503, 20 December 1918, Page 3
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