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Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 20115, 30 June 1914, Page 2

Mental work calls an unusual t.upjjly of l^ood to the brain; tl>-> process of digestion calls the blood to the stomach. Brain work immediately aiter a hearty meal often causes indigestion because tho brain Las first ("ill on a .supply of blood that should be he In ing the stomach.

Wherever, in. ihc economy of the body, work is to be done there is n demand for bright, red blood. Thin blood or bleed dark with impurities will not do because it is t-Jie oxygen carried by tho Mood that does the work and oxy-fff'ii-bearinjj; b!ood is bright and rod. Tiiis life-sustaining oxygen is taken np by the blood from tho ;tir which it meets in tl;o lungs. Jfence the great need of ii-(v-:h air every iionr of tho day and lii.v Jit. But fresh air in useless if vbc< 1j!;"/'1 cannot, take up the oxygen which it s^ves. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills enable- tho blood to take up more oxygen bofr;;i:s:e tliey increase i\,v part o£ vlk> blunt thai carries the oxygon. Tin's coier-ts tlic latitude, palpitation of t\u\ heart, .shaky nerves and the pallor thai are tho result of tliin. impure blood.

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