Argosy All-Story Weekly, April 7, 1928 — page 159: what you’re looking at

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Office heat... chilly street... sore throat! From over-heated offices into chilly streets . . . out in the cold waiting for transporta- tion .. . into germ laden cars crowded with coughers ... is it any wonder thousands are laid up with colds or sore throats—or worse? Don’t be one of them. Af- ter exposure of this kind, gargle with Listerine when you get home. -@ More than 50 diseases have their beginning orf development in the THROAT and nose. Some of mild character, yield to an antiseptic. Others, more serious, do not. At the first sign of an_ irritated throat, gargle frequent- ly with Listerine, and if no improvement is shown, consult a phye sician, Better yet, use it systemati- cally night and morning dur- ing nasty weather. It may be the means of sparing you a long, painful and costly siege of illness) Many a cold weather complaint has been checked by Listerine before it had a chance to betome serious. Being antiseptic, it imme- diately attacks the countless disease-producing germs that lodge in mouth, nose and throat. Again, we counsel you for your own protection to use this safe antiseptic twice a day, at least, during inclement weather. Lambert Pharmacal Company, St. Louis, Mo., Us Be fe Garéle when you get home LISTERINE -the safe antiseptic GO DOO = A CO