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Let the first sneeze be also the last ~ EUPHEMIA —in 1829 after a first sneeze put on extra mufflers, closed the windows, and sat down in front of a roaring fire to enjoy a five-day-cold. (“It must run its course, my dear”). Judy —in 1929 surprised by a sneeze in the act of setting forth on a tramp, calls out, “ Mother, where's that bottle of Irish Moss?” takes a dose and starts out am N % & o'' c>^ No five-days cold for Judy. She will take another dose in.the evening before she goes to bed, and one each day on all the following days because winter is really here. She knows that Bonnington’s Irish Moss acts as a “ throat-paint ” preventing infection by germs, and as a tonic, healthful and body building. She knows also that if she is foolish enough to contract a severe chill repeated doses of Bonnington’s wdl relieve it. As for tonsilitis, laryngitis, or pneumonia she knows she need never fear them as long as Mother remembers IRISH MOSS for coughs and colds. At Afl Chemist and Stores
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 690, 15 June 1929, Page 24
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