Physical Culture
Issue: Nov, 1934
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Posted: 04/18/2012
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Parkelp EAT FOR HEALTH (Nov, 1934)

EAT FOR HEALTH

FOOD MINERALS FROM THE SEA PARKELP

Pure Sun-Radiated Kelp

Amazingly rich in Iodine,Iron, Calcium and other food minerals, which land foodslack.

Comes in handy Shaker for table use. Sprinkle on salads, in soups, tomato juice, etc. Builds resistance to mineral deficiency diseases. At leading Drug & Health Food Stores.

FREE— 7 Days’ Supply postpaid on request. Write today.

Parkelp Laboratories. 608 S. Dearborn St., Chicago

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2 comments
  1. Hirudinea says: April 18, 20121:36 pm

    When did they start putting iodine in salt anyway?

  2. Charlene says: April 18, 20122:09 pm

    It started in the US in 1924.

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