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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXI, Issue 19035, 12 June 1924, Page 7

A PARENT’S PRAISE. Mrs. M. A . Kemp, 61 Marine Parade, Napier writes: “I can testify to the general efficacy of Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pills as a useful remedy for the relief of constipation. I have used this medicine from childhood, and, of course, know of its value. I dissolve a pill for the children when necessary. I am a resident here since 1912 s

TWO PROMINENT DOCTORS DISCUSS GIRL’S NECK. Said Doctor A: li ßemember that goitre case I brought under your notice some time back?” 1 ‘Yes,” replied Doctor B, ‘‘l do recall the case, as it was a particularly bad one—a young girl whose appearance was marred by a large goitre. She will have that affliction all her life, poor girl.” “That’s what I thought,” continued Doctor A, “But you’re wrong, old man. You’ll be surprised when 1 tell you that there is now no resemblance of goitre on that girl’s neck.” “Well, I should have thought it was impossible to cure a goitre like that,” doubtfully added Doctor B. “How was it done—an operation?” Then the doctor told his colleague how the girl had perservered with ike Dr. Wanless Goitre Remedy, and bau joyfully watched the disappearance of the goitre. Leading chemists and stores sell Dr. Wanless Goitre Remedy at a reasonable price.