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Evening Star, Issue 19666, 20 September 1927, Page 3

INNOCENT PEANUTS CAUSE OF COUGHS Investigation by a prominent M.D. in U.S.A. has demonstrated to the medical profession that the common peanut kernel causes much cough trouble. The smooth, minute particles of the kernel lodge iu the walls of the throat or lungs, settle on the bronchial membranes, and until removed an nutating cough remains. . Abolishing the cough is removing the irritation. Baxter’s Lung Preserver does this promptly. But tho remedy doesn’t stop there. Through Baxter’s ” the injured and strained membranes, the harsh, sore bronchial passages are soothed in a way that IS little shdrt of wonderful. _ It is this strengthening and protecting quality, combined with a great tonic value, that accounts for tho wide popularity of “Baxter’s.” A tonic as well as a cough remedy, “Baxter’s” tones up and vitalises the whole system. Being rich and pleasant to the taste, it is taken willingly by kiddies as well as adults. Have it handy always. A generous-sized bottle costs only 2s 6d, from any chemist or store, but economical people get the large family size at 4s 6d. Order to-day.—[Advt.J

Telephone Operator: “Will yon give your initials, please?” Old Lady; “8.P.” Operator; “11 for beer?” Old Lady (indignantly): “No; 13 for Bertha.” Look after kiddies’ coughs and colds. Sprinkle “ NAZOi?” on their pillows. Nips a cold in tho bud, and gives instant relief. Is Cd buys 6Q doses.[Advt.]