THE BUSINESS GIRL MUST KEEP WELL, SO TAKES DR MORSE’S INDIAN ROOT PILLS. the bright-eyed, clear-skinned, alert young woman seen everywhere in tile cities, towns and country of the Dominion, carrying on all kinds of work m shop, factory and office, is familiar to everyone. She has learned to look after herself in more ways than one. She understands the absolute necessity of keeping well; she knows her good looks depend on keeping her digestive organs working properly, and she uses Dr Morse’s Indian Root Pills for this purpose. This young woman is a very practical, clear-thinking individual she has to be to keep abreast of the times and conditions, and she knows from experience that a Dr Morse s Indian Root Pill occasionally maintains her in good health. Young women who look after their health can do no better than keep a bottle of Dr Morse’s Indian Root Pills ever-ready for the little ailments. They are cheap, and they are good, and do their work every time. 14
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 2 December 1938, Page 9
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