Working under Kidney Strain
Taunton Courier. Bristol and Exeter
Journal, and Western Advertiser Wednesday 07 Sep 1921
Page 7
Column 6 & 7
Working
under Kidney Strain
WORK in changing temperatures, in an atmosphere of dust, damp, gas, chemical, or lead fumes, in stuffy show-rooms, offices, or factories, and work that jars the nerves or jolts the internal organs, is certainly bad for the kidneys.
Change and rest from overwork, with plain food, ample sleep and outdoor recreation, will do much to counteract the harm. And if a special strengthening kidney medicine is taken in time, complete relief should follow.
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