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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20703, 29 April 1929, Page 6

EXTRAVAGANT CLAIMS NAILING RAINBOWS TO THE SKY. We read in advertisements that certain now remedies will work wonders, are alleviating suffering and preventing disease. Such claims, however, are often only “nailing rainbows to the aky," and unless the article has been proved and tried over a number of years, care should bo taken m adopting the remedy suggested. * With Fluenzol, however, the case is entirely different. It has stood the test of time. During the 1918 Influenza epidemic Fluenzol was used with great benefit everywhere—in fact, Fluenzol was the only remedy of its kind officially ordered by the New Zealand Munitions Board For the prevention of Influenza, should pot all thinking people equip themselves in order to assist the authorities? We owe it to ourselves, our relations, friends, and acquaintances to keep Moar of infection and carefully treat any slight cold. fohow the golden rule, SNIFF lIP - gAEg|K _ SWALLOW —Advt. . A fine pheasant was seen in a tree in the Chapel Royal churchyard the other day, within sight of the buses passing • through the Strand.