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The Annual Health Report of Rotherham, describing the epidemic in 1911, states; — “During the month of September, 240 Babies under one year “old were fed on Glaxo, and only “one died. This gives an infantile “mortality rate of 4 per 1000 “births. Amongst the remainder— “about 160—37 died, which yields “an infantile mortality rate of 232 “per 1000 births.” Give your Baby Glaxo and you will protect him against the risk of summer diarrhoea and other milkborne diseases. Glaxo is the nourishing solids of pure, fresh, creamy milk with its constituents re-ad-justed to the proportions most suitable for Baby. It is this re-ad-justment that makes Glaxo so infinitely superior to and different from ordinary milk and artificial

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Ladies' Mirror, Volume I, Issue 6, 1 December 1922, Page 37

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Page 37 Advertisement 4 Ladies' Mirror, Volume I, Issue 6, 1 December 1922, Page 37

Page 37 Advertisement 4 Ladies' Mirror, Volume I, Issue 6, 1 December 1922, Page 37

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