The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1898-11-17
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time, but the world-bless YOU, she
VIII never slip cog, and the sun
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Thanksgiving Ladies' Home Journal.
The Thanksgiving Ladies' H0me Journal
marks the fifteenth anniversary of that
widely read magazine, which now sells
Soo,OOO copies each month, and its
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heading, "Fifteen Years of Mistakes. -
revealing his plans for its Improvement
ana Tor Its greater usefulness in the
future. page of illustrations admi-
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Country" and another photographs is
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"The Anecdotal Side OF Mr.. Moody
reveals the chief characteristics OF the
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Miss wilkins reverses the nOvelist's
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