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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18879, 3 December 1935, Page 9

NURSING THE NURSE PATIENT SUPPLIES REMEDY. NEW PLYMOUTH. A fanner in Taranaki was recovering from a serious illness. When he was brought home from the hospital in Now Plymouth, the doctor stipulated, that a trained nurse.would be needed. On the way from the railway station to, the homestead the nurse's car broke down. Although heavy rain was falling she decided to walk the last two miles. Next morning she woko it i> with a wevero cold. When she wont into her patient her cold was evident, at once, and he told her to go to his desk and get. the bottle of Baxter's Lung Preserver. "I'm never Without it. nurse," said the farmer. "I often get wet at my game, but I never feel any ill-effects so long as I take a dos'c of Baxter's."

There's nothing to equal "Baxter's 1 " for stalling off a cold or chill, and there's nothing ej.se that brings such rapid relief even with deen-seated coughs, colds, and sore throats.*