CHEMIST'S MOTHER TAKES AKTI-ACEDO. Indigestion itself is most serious; but when, as with this lady, the sufferer has a weak heart, the position is most dangerous. Extra pressure inside the stomach moans that strain is placed on the heart The lady’s son —a prominent chemistproscribed all manner of remedies made up by himself—everything he could think of—but without sucoess. Luckily, the mother herself then decided to try AntiAcido. At last relief came. Imagine het surprise and delight. In no time she was completely rid of indigestion, and her health rapidly improved. * Anli-Acido will bring you relief, too. Fermentation of food and the formation oi poisonous gases are stopped immediately AH chemists and stores; 2s Cd a tin.[Advt.] Somebody Itns figured out that inventors receive from their inventions an average income of 37.20d0l a week. And then they have to invent a way of living on it.—‘Los Angeles Express.’
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Evening Star, Issue 20135, 27 March 1929, Page 6
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148Page 6 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Star, Issue 20135, 27 March 1929, Page 6
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