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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 16448, 31 May 1919, Page 10

TO AVOID INFLUENZA. MEDICAL ADVICE. Giving evidence before the Influenza Commission, well-known doctors agreed that the best safeguard against influenza is to live in the fresh air as much as possible, and to keep the body in a wellnourished, healthy condition. This, it was pointed out, increases our power of resistance, and enables us to repel attacks with greater ease; As a second! visitation is expected, the advice is timely, and what is equally as important, may be followed without undue trouble or expense. For instance, pure fresh air can easily be obtained by anyone in search /of it, while health, strength, and a vigorous vitality can bo secured by taking a course of Wilson’s Malt Extract, Nature’s great tonic food. Prepared solely from prime malted: barley, Wilson’s Malt Extract possesses unrivalled tonic and strength-promoting properties. It *cures indigestion, constipation, and similar ailments, tones and braces up the system, imports vigorous red-blooded vitality, and fortifies against disease. Chemists and stores Wholesale: J. H. Cock and Co. and Burgess, Fraser and Co., New Ply-1 mouth. After influenza take Blood Cherries, j | obtainable Lum the Dpvita, PMimitcfo*! i