Colds: Their Cause, Prevention, and Cure
THIS is the time of year when the majority of people are subject to colds. It is quite common to meet people suffering with a prolonged attack of this common malady. They do not seem to realize the fact that a cold can, and should, be immediately cured. Some think they must have the doctor, and others give entirely up to a cold, and are thereby incapacitated for business. We offer the readers of the REVIEW a neat little booklet of sixty-two pages, that will tell them what to do and what not to do in preventing or breaking up a cold. It also outlines the principal causes of colds, and gives valuable instruction regarding their treatment. This little work, although it costs only 25 cents in money, is very valuable to every individual. Its services and general benefits can not be estimated by a money valuation. Bound in white leatherette, neatly stamped; price, 25 cents, post-paid.