; W- •-.;'■ - ■ ■ g = Sg . "■."■■ I A .French Army doctor named Rendu, ' who' has treated- a: large • number of gassed soldiers, says that the great majority recover rapidly,, fatal cases be- , ing >;,only. 6. per .thousand. I Instead . of. conventional mourning American women will wear a black band -on », the left arm, with a gilt star on r . it for 'each .member of -the family who. has ■;• fallen m the war. Luminous ' house ■.■ numbers and street na^oe-plates traced m little button-like mirrors -which v reflect . and magnify the smallest - glimmer .*. of 'light * are "to bo used m( Paris,.; where in the darkened •, streets ordinary signs cannot -be seen, i If your throat ;is • sox*o and irritable, take «Nazol ;- it. .'will ■ give you relief. — 6. . •American knitters are claiming . the world's record -for .Mrs.' Fred" Springer, who 'm.- a contest at ' Detroit completed 21 "inches of a man's sock, including the '"j leg s andf heel ■• andy three-quarters of the foot,: m two tours. ' If .you. get a chill, take Nazol immediately; -it will .prevent sore throat or tightnees of tho chest.— -5.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 14667, 26 July 1918, Page 8
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