advertisement · Issue No. 2, February 1952 · p. 46

Aspro

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"The Three-Day Cold" — "Aspro" attacks it and defeats it

What is known as "the three-day cold" is widespread just now. Put out of your mind the idea of "the three-day cold"... "the two-day cold"... or "the one-day cold"... or a cold of any day at all; for the simplest and easiest way to counterattack a cold or a chill is to take "Aspro" the moment you feel the first warnings, and it is wise to keep a few of its tablets within reach of your hand.

The envelope containing five tablets fits very handily into the pocket, the handbag, or the wallet. You have only to take a tablet or two at the first symptom in the nose, congestion of the throat, headache, or any other sign announcing an approaching cold. "Aspro" brings prompt and effective relief; its properties bring down fever, just as it has the power to drive away pain.

Greetings and respects — Some days ago I was seized with a severe attack brought on by cold and damp, which caused racking pains in the head, a headache beyond all headaches, and a dreadful catarrh that kept me to my bed. I was at my wits' end to find a remedy for these pains. At last I set about trying "Aspro" tablets — and in them lay the speedy cure!

Fouad Kamel Ismail

"Aspro" as a gargle: "Aspro" dissolved in half a glass of hot water gives you an antiseptic gargle that puts an immediate end to sore throat and tonsillitis.

5 tablets, 15 piasters
25 tablets, 70 piasters

Aspro for ailments of the heart
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