THE SORE THROAT EPIDEMIC.
Recently thero has been an extraordinarily large number of popple afflicted with sore, throats. The prevalence of this trouble has almost reached the proportions of au epidemic. Not a serious epidemic, of course, and there is no cause for alarm as more discomfort than real danger appears to accompany the attacks. For these sore throats, husky voices, and sleepless nights the best answer is Baxter's Lung Preserver. There is nothing like good old "Baxter's" to relieve that dry, burning sensation. "Baxter's" is so penetrating, so warming and soothing, and sipped slowly, will be found to afford almost instant relief, allaying inflammation in a wonderful way. "Baxter's" is, cf course, the best of all remedies for children and even tiny tots. It is so palatable and taken according to tho directions cannot upset the most delicate system. j All. chemists and stoivs sHI "Baxter's" in pocket.-size. Is (id,, liberal 2s Gd. size, and cxtra-'largc.family economy j bot'tio ; ls (id,— Adyf.
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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 103, 28 October 1933, Page 6
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163THE SORE THROAT EPIDEMIC. Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 103, 28 October 1933, Page 6
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