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Southland Times, Issue 20834, 24 July 1929, Page 8

FEEDING THE NERVES. Very few people realize the necessity of properly nourishing their nerves. And yet it is starved nerves that make them feel fagged, irritable, and “blue? Very few foods contain that element so necessary to the proper nourishing of the nerves—phosphorus. Few people get from their daily food enough of this precious nerve-food to make good the daily “wear and tear” on their nervous system. That is why a tonic like Marshall’s Fospherine is absolutely necessary. “Marshall’s” is invaluable in all cases of nervous exhaustion. It is a pure, concentrated nerve food, rich in phosphorus. Promotes appetite and digestion; induces sound, healthy sleep. Gives new life and vigour to the brain and body. Look after your nerves! Get a six-sided carton of Marshall’s Fospherine —contains 100 doses for 2/6. All chemists and stores. —Advt.

THE MANACE IN A CROWD. There’s an unseen danger in every crowd —the danger of ’flu infection. It lurks in crowded shops, offices, factories, schools and theatres, trams and buses. But you can be proof against it. Take Pulmonas. They disinfect the air as you breathe, killing germs and easing coughs, colds and ’flu. 1/6 and 2/6.—(Advt.)