"Do you see that strong:, healthy-look-ins- man over there?" said the man on the front at the fieasir'o report. " T was just admiring his .physique." "The doctors nrnvp him i',p rears ;)?.o." "Ton surprise nie." "Yes. " They found they couldn't ■xet anything out of him." --The steady grinding process of the Allied offensive on all fronts singularly affected the small hoy and voting newsboy who trotted alonpr with his burden oi tvithout raising the customary cries. "Nothing in the papor?" asked the e:;s tomer as ho handed over his copper. "Plenty noo a ." answered tho lad, "but noth'n' ter ebout." A Cold neglected in Rummer becomes p serious menace in Winter. Shako it off right away with " NAZOL." Sixty doses in every bottle. Is 6d.
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Otago Witness, Issue 3278, 10 January 1917, Page 53
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