HEARD IN THE HOSPITAL. Word went round the infectious ward that one or the patients had got wonderful relief in her throat by taking Pulmonas. Other patients wanted some, and soon hardly a cough was heard in the whole of the "lung" ward. The nurses now keep Pulmonas' always handy. Pulmonas stop the coughing and make breathing so much easier. They contain beechwood oreasote and healing balsams whicti vaporise and act directly upon the respiratory organs where liquid preparations cannot penetrate. Get a i/G or 2/6 (double-size) tin yourself from any chemist, or send price to Slaccy Bros., 01 Queen Street, Auckland, .__. - s_,
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Waikato Times, Volume 96, Issue 15358, 5 October 1923, Page 6
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