Hot weather frequently causes .imperfect digestion, producing sick headaohe, and flatulence. For adults, half a wine glassful of Sharland's Magnesia several times a day will readily correct tne stomach trouble.—3. Itcccntly a public meeting was held in Tamnarunui as a protest against the proposed cutting out of an area of scenic bush overlooking the town by the "Wanganui ]?iver Trust. The Minister of Lands has now advised the Wanganui Eiver Trust Domain Board that the timber reserves are to be permanently preserved for scenic purposes. Thousands of mothers know the value to their children of Sharland's Magnesia, especially during the hot weather. Given daily, it helps to correct acidity and flatulence, and keeps the digestiv* organs working regularly.—6.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 15747, 11 February 1922, Page 6
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