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Otago Witness, Issue 3596, 13 February 1923, Page 7

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Efficacious Remedy. Addington Nurse Supports Dr Morse’s Indian Root Pills. “As a maternity nurse of 32 years’ expedience,” writes Nurse M. A. Phillips, 313 Selwyn street, Addington, Christchurch, “I have frequently been asked by my patients what medicine I could recommend both before and after accouchement, and for years I have always recommended Dr Morse’s Indian Root Pills as the most efficacious remedy. I might add that during that long period I have never lost a patient or a baby by death. I am a resident of the Dominion 38 years, and am well and favourably known. Personally, these pills are an excellent remedy for biliousness, and they always banish any premonition of aa attack with me.”