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Southland Times, Issue 21560, 25 November 1931, Page 4

WIND AND PAIN ATER EATING. WHY MOST ADULTS GET IT. If all you eat seems to turn to gas in your stomach, you can depend upon it that your gastric juice is too acid. This applies to ninety per cent, of dyspeptics and sufferers from indigestion. As soon as food reaches your stomach excess acid turns it sour, fermentation starts and soon the stomach is full of gas. You get no relief until this is dispersed. Now there is not the slightest reason why you should endure this distress day after day. All you need is a little “Bisurated” Magnesia to correct your acidity. Get a bottle to-day from the nearest chemist and take a little after each meal for a time. From the very first dose you will find yourself free from wind and pain. A grand experience after suffering punishment for every meal. As you continue this simple antacid treatment your stomach will recover tone until indigestion and flatulence are things of the past.—Advt.

Flying is growing rapidly. Last year the twenty-nine aviation companies flew 24.963,924 miles. France had the highest record with Germany second, Italy third, Holland fourth, and Britain fifth.