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Evening Star, Issue 19664, 17 September 1927, Page 11

NOT “ONLY A COLD” -4That time-worn phrase “ Only a cold ” is tlio password to half a dozen unpleasant diseases. Pleurisy starts with a cold on the chest. Pneumonia and consumption both start with a sneeze. Which all shows that colds require more attention than that of a handkerchief. They should be scotched immediately they start—ri r >Kt from the jump—and without putthig off. When a cold starts your temperature rises. Lower your temperature and you banish your cold—if yur system is rebuilt to its normal state of health. And it’s a simple, matter with M.I.M (Marshall's Influenza MisV-i•.*:». Tonic in its- ultimate effect, id immediately lowers the temperature and allays Miy suspicion -of inflammati j.j. You’ll need M.I.M. this winter. Buy a largo ?s €d bottle tend ay at your local chemist or store.—[Ad vt.] Wind’s (lie difference between a dead nijrppr and a dead Irishman?—When the nigger is dead he’s dead;, but when the Irishman is dead they wake him. “ Kvcryone can tell a story of some kind.” '“Yes; but some people eta onig