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Press, Volume LV, Issue 16423, 17 January 1919, Page 8

INCREASED STRENGTH FROM PHOSPHATE. * SPECIALIST TELLS HOW TO DOUBLE STRENGTH AND ENDURANCE. , A great authority on the subject of health, strength, and endurance, in explaining the marked increase m strength and endurance obtained from the use of the product known among chemists as bitro-phosphate, claims it is due to its recognised nerve-building properties. He says, and it must be admitted that his logic is unanswerable, that, inasmuch as the muscles simply transmit power derived from the nervous system, strong nerves and_ a big reserve of nervous energy . are infinitely more important than big muscles. Bitro-phosphate, not being a drug or a stimulant, but a nerve-builder which supplies direct to the brain and nerves the required phosphoric elements, was . first prescribed by physicians with marked success in the treatment of neurasthenia, insomnia, nervousness. debility, *nd mental depression. It was soon noticed, however, that, in addition to permanently relieving nervous disorders, it also greatly increased strength and endurance. The amount usually prescribed is one o-gram tablet with each meal, and, in view of jts comparative inexpensiveness, those who wish to increase their strength and endurance, as well as Hjiose who suffer from nervous disorders, are strongly adviged to give it an immediate trial. S4A

Designed and built in England, "the most .complete hospital train in the world," recently reached tho American front. There are nine ward each accommodating 36 cot cases, the cots beins in tiers of three. Each cot is furnished with a movable head board, and bears a number plate, while special stools are provided to ease the handling of the men in the topmost tier. There are also a bracket carrying an electric fan to ease the agony of "gassed" men, j cup and basin-holder, a folding paperrack and a combined ashtray and L>»'\tchbox.