The Archive · 1938

The Woman Of Middle Age

There is not a woman anywhere, Married or single, rich or poor, Above the age of forty, Who is not perturbed at the thought Of what sufferings may be her lot During the next few years.

Yet these miseries are not unavoidable.

Nor should they be encouraged By unnecessary fears, which Undermine nerve, spirit, morale.

Usually all that is needed To ensure safe and tranquil passage Through this time of change is A plenitude of rich, red, strengthening blood Such as Dr. Williams' Pink Pills supply.

Let these Pills safeguard you As they have safeguarded many others. Your chemist has them.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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