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Timaru Herald, Volume CLV, Issue 22792, 17 January 1944, Page 6

KRUSCHEN GIVES HER ' ENERGY FOR WAR WORK Takes the “little dose” every morning The unquenchable spirit of the women of Britain is well illustrated in this letter from Miss E. Clifford, who, at the age of 56, is more than doing her bit:— 22, Durham Terrace, London, W.2. 22/11/41. “I am 56 and am working in a war factory, leaving home at 7 in the morning and getting back again after 7 at night, and in my spare time at the week-ends do volunteer A.R.P. duties. Some of my fellow workers (women many years younger than I) have said to me, ‘Where do you get all your energy from?’ My answer is, ‘the little Kruschen dose every morning.’ I feel sure this is what keeps me going, and am so glad to have such an easy and pleasant energiser.”—E. Clifford. Millions of people in all parts of the world rely on Kruschen to keep them fit and active. Men and women alike find that the ‘little daily dose’ of Kruschen helps keep them free from headaches, constipation, and other minor ills. The reason is simple. It is revealed in the analysis on the bottle. Kruschen is a combination of mineral salts which have a beneficial influence on the system generally. Remember, it is the “little daily dose” that does it. After you have had your daily supply of Kruschen every morning for a month you’ll get what is known the world over as “that Kruschen Feeling.” The urge for activity will fill your tntire being. You’ll feel younger, brighter. Kruschen is made by E. Griffiths Hughes Ltd., Adelphi, Salford, Manchester, England.

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