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Medicated Lotion for Painful Hands

The advertisement promotes MASSEURA SOOTHES, a medicated lotion designed to alleviate pain and redness in abused hands. It emphasizes the lotion's global usage and encourages consumers to demonstrate their knowledge by using the product for smoother skin and increased confidence. The advertisement also poses questions to engage the reader and highlights the lotion's effectiveness through statistical data.

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Medicated Lotion for Painful Hands

The advertisement promotes MASSEURA SOOTHES, a medicated lotion designed to alleviate pain and redness in abused hands. It emphasizes the lotion's global usage and encourages consumers to demonstrate their knowledge by using the product for smoother skin and increased confidence. The advertisement also poses questions to engage the reader and highlights the lotion's effectiveness through statistical data.

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MASSEURA FOR HANDS AND SKIN

What’s the matter with your hands? Why are they red and painful?

No longer will they be suffering

We have MASSEURA SOOTHES-the medicated skin lotion

Especially made for abused hands

Whatever pains, MASSEURA SOOTHES

This medicated lotion is used in over 100 countries of the world

It’s used by people you know.

Show your folks how much you know by using

MASSEURA

Show them what smooth skin is like.

You can excel. You can move with confidence in your circle.

Just use MASSEURA

QUESTIONS

(1) Why is this headline being used in this advertisement?

(2) Give reasons for the use of the repetition in the following advertisement.

(3) “What’s the matter with your hands?” Why are they rough and painful?”

(a) Which literary device is used here?

(b) Why is it being used?

(4) Why does the writer refer to statistical data in the advertisement?

(5) “You can excel. You can move with confidence in your circle.”

(a) What effect does this have on the reader?

(b) Give two reasons for your answer.

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