The Archive · 1938

Hot, Isn't It!

tqligt@ on the liver, and on the temper 00 high the temperature climbs one of the chief secrets of keeping cool and comfortable is to avoid liver torpidity and congestion of the intestinal tract, for which purpose' Pinkettes are perfection.

Gently but surely Pinkettes correct constipation and stimulate the liver, thus reducing the body's internal heat. Then they quickly dispel bilious attacks, banish sick head-

Matson Kidnapper Confesses a aches, revive the jaded appetite, aid digestion.

Th short throughout the hot season

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