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Stratford Evening Post, Issue 81, 2 July 1928, Page 3

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| FRASER GANGE CONCERTS. As with other world singers, Amy Evans and Fraser Gauge have both . found Fluenzoi an effective throat gargle and nasal irrigant, and William Mollision, of the London Stage, has expressed the opinion that the use of Fluenzoi rapidly clears the * throat and is conducive to clear articulation. Professional singers jind, actors value Fluenzoi as• 'freedom*' from colds and huskiness means so much to them. ' A t