PEEPS AT PEOPLE
THE MAN AVI 10 “GROWI.«.” Most men “growl” a bit. It's thoi prerogative. Sumo do it from policy. Sort of sip. gests “I’m boss of this house.' and helps to command respect. But when a man growls at tli weather, sneers at bis foot: snaps at his children, an finds fault with everyone, there’ something wrong. Overwork, or mental strain, likely. “Mnllexo” (Wilson's Malt Extract will “buck him ii|i." restore hi “pep.” bring back his natural even temper and kind disposi tion.
A man can’t feel good-natured and amiable when his food gives him indigestion, when lie's worn out and run down, when his nerves are on edge. “Maltexo” sweetens things up a bit—with or without coil liver oil.
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Hokitika Guardian, 6 September 1924, Page 2
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122PEEPS AT PEOPLE Hokitika Guardian, 6 September 1924, Page 2
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