Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1929, Page 42

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, New Treatment D. €; THURSDAY;, JANUARV 17, 1929. HLORINE Howmz Treatment Just from a flat dish on stove or radiator NEW WAY {o use Zonite! New even to the millions of regular Zonite users. Millions more will be interested in Zonite inhal- ation as a guard against influenza and other diseases of the respira- tory tract. - Pleasant atid agreeable this Zonite inhalation is, but the real point is its effectiveness. When you heat liquid Zonite as directed the chlorine gas released is genuine free, nascent chlorine. This form of chlor- effects. Inhaling should be done at least twice a day. Inhale the fumes by placing the nose twe or. three inches above the liquid in the dish, repeating at frequent intervals for about fifteen minutes. To speed up therelease of thechlorine youmay add a pinchof bicarbonate of soda or cream of tartar to theZomnite. Fight influenza at the source ine is particularly active in its germicidal qualities —more active than the ordinary chlorine em- There may be many opinions about influenza, but one thing is certain. It starts in the throat and ployed for the treatment of respiratory infections. How to inhale the chlorine from liquid Zonite Itis very simpie. Pour out enough Zonite barely to cover the bottom of a soup plate or any other very flat dish, provided it is not of metal. Set the dish on top of a radiator or stove and start inhaling the vapor as soon as it rises. Keep below boiling point so that the chlorine is given off slowly. Even people who dislike the taste and odor of chlorine will find this inhalation brings no discom- nasal passages. Authorities say no specific influenza germ has been identified, but that several kinds of germs become especially active during the appear- ance of this disease—germs which under ordinary conditions of the nose and throat membranes would be resisted. All these germs are killed by Zonite. They are not simply retarded in growth. They are actually stamped out. This is the real wonder of Zonite— its deadly effect upon germs and its harmlessness to human beings. Chlorine gas is well known to be the foe of coughs, colds, influenza and other serious respiratory diseases. The first experiments with its use for these purposes were made by the Chemical Warfare Service of the United States Army. Since then chlorine gas chambers have become a popular method for combatting respiratory afflictions. Workers in plants making or using this gas have been shown to be practically inmune during epidemics of influenza. Take the chlorine treatment at home. Inhale Zonite. It is the simple, sure way to applyactive chlorine in a pleasantand convenient form. You can buy Zonite in any drug store in America: 30¢c, 60c or $1.00 bottles. Zonite Products Corporation, New York, N. Y. “INFLUENZA