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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-08-25
SOUTH TuMaRIpoE

Frank bearing was at J. II. Coy's Sat
urday night and Sunday.
Mrs. Ella Cushman is again with be-
father, George Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence E. Woodward
visited in Chelsea the first OF the week.
Mrs. Lottie salter is helping at John
Shepard's with the work while their city
guests are there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Burnham Of
Chaplin, ILL.,, we're entertained at E. A.
Woodwsrd's last week.
Mrs. William HartweIl and sen, John
Of Bethel, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. E. A. Woodward.
George Cleveland has two brothers
from Michigan, one with wife and two
children, visiting him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence E. Woodward
and Mrs. E. A. Woodward, with Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Burnham, spent Saturday in
Bethel, guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. F..
Shepard.
Mrs. Clara Alexander's hired girl, q
Miss Wood from Randolph, vas called
home last week as her mother had got
hurt. She was unable to return, as her
mother needed her.
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SOUTH %sTRAEEoRp

Miss Lydia Buell. spent Sunday at
home.
Elizabeth Fegan is assisting Mrs. s. B..
Buell..
Mrs. Mary MoCulloch is away for a few
weeks.
]. o. Kendall was in West Lebanon
Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. J. o. Kendall were in
Sharon last week.
DR.. Ferrill returned from Burlington
and New York last week.
Brinton shumaker is spending some
time in C~onnanicut, z. 1.
Mrs. Lucius Berry is i'll with erysipelas
and under DR.. Ferrills care.
Mrs. Emily Houston Of West somer-
Vile is a guest Of s. +. Frary.
Miss Tinsley, who had been with Mrs.
Tyson, left Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wheeler Of West
Hartford we're in town Sunday.
Miss Helen Crowley OF MI. Holly is a
guest OF Mrs. jeanette Gilman.
Miss Susie Kendall returned from Bur
lington the middle Of last week.
Mrs. Mary Ann Wiley is keeping house
for Mrs. Adella Parker for a week.
Misses Sarah and Anna Kent OF West
somerville are guests Of s. F. Frary.
Dr.. Goss Of Wilder was in town last
week IN consultation with Or. Ferrill.
Mr.. and Mrs. shaw n Miss Shaw
were in Sharon to attend Old Home day.
Rev. Mr.. Shaw breaches in the school
house at West Norwich Sunday after
noon.
At the ball game Thursday between
Chelsea aud STAFFORD, the score stood 10
to II in favor Of Chelsea.
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r TUNBRIpeE

F. H. Totman is taking an outing to
Highgate and elsewhere.
Mr.. Daniels, Miss Daniels and Miss
Pratt, all of Foxboro, Mass, are boarding
at Arthur Bacon's..
It is reported that the services OF Rev.
Mr.. Parker have been secured as pastor
for the two churches at Tunbridge and
North Tunhridge for the year ensuing.
The ladies' Aid will meet in the vestry
Wednesday, Aug. 81, afternoon and even
ing. There will be an entertainment In
the evening and refreshments OF cake and
coffee served.
The schools in town commence Aug.
20. The teachers are as follows :-Dist.
No. !, Josephine Gilley; 2, Blanche Car
penter; 3, Elsie Hood; 9, Ethel Hyde; II,
Abbie whitney; IA, Anna Dearborn; IS,
5. Marion Whitney; 16, Mary Sherlock.
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GOOD BYE TO INDIGESTION.
n. A. Leonard, .. o. Goodno and G.
~. Miller. Druggists. Claim Sea-
ver's Dyspepsia Tablets are
Driving Dyspepsia Out.

The above is q strong statement. but
experience right here in Randolph, Roch-
ester AM Bethel proves il to be really
true. The evidence is positive, there is
no guess work about il. The above drug
gists have been selling Sewers Dyspepsia
Tablets for some time and many Of their
customers have been in TO tell OF the ben
edts received. One woman SAYS they
have increased her weight nearly ten
pounds; another had chronic dyspepsia
for years and can now eat anything she
wants to without any distress afterward.
One man is grateful because Sewers
Dyspepsia Tablets have cured him Of
nervousness. Another Says il has re-
lieved the pain around his heart. Just
think Of il, here is a remedy that must
cure you Of sour stomach, wind belchinR.
dizzy spells, nausea, biliousness, sick
headache. and every other form Of indi-
gsstion OF i VIII not cost you one cent.
Every box Of Savers Dyspepsia Tab
lets in hity cent size contains 20 DAYS
treatment They viii make o feel bet
ter right away. They Wil clear up your
complexion. They win put new color ia
roar cheeks they VIII almost certainly
incresss your weight They via give
Fou new nerve iorcs, neW energy, new
strength, and II you feel run down or low
spirited you viii zee 50 Improvement al
most beyond belief.
Just call on The shove druggists and
ask Tor their honest opinion Of ssavsr's
Famous Dyspepsis Tablets. Try then.
u they cure you, you certainly viii te
glad you spent the money. n they DO.
not help you all you need 10 do j. to tell.
the above Druggists and they viii 20.
right to the money drawer and pay you
back Four money.
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EAST BARNARD

Mrs. Lizzie Avery has returned to he
home at Lowell, Mass.
Edward 0oodspeed has gone to visit g
E. Densmore at Norwich.
Mrs. Irving @. Alien has been VISITING
relatives at Wilmot, N. h.
Lewis Campbell of Lebanon, n. H..
visited relatives here the nth.
Mrs. William Pennington returned
home Friday from Newbury, n. H.
Miss Nina Cox visited Ida Ainsworth
the first OF the week at South Royalton.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Boyden have re-
turned home from their visit ut Washing
ton.
Mrs. w. II. Howe is very poorly.
Mrs. Lucy Robbins of Chelsea is caring
for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dayton Hill Of Starks-
boro came Saturday to visit at George
Thompson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howe OF Lebanon, N. H.,
were in this place Sunday 10 visit Mrs.
Lucy Robbins.
Earl Fay OF South Royalton came Sun
day to spend the week with his aunt,
Mrs. Nellie Adams.
Mrs. John Adams returned home sum
day, where she had been to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. Rose Fay.
Homer Preston OF Sharon was at Her
man Aliens Friday to fix their telephone,
which was out Of repair.
Oscar Campbell, who has been visiting
his children here, returned last Wednes-
day to his home at Tunbridge.
Charlie and Ellen stoddard of South
Royalton and Miss Nellie Douglass of
Felchyille were in town Friday.
Mrs. c. H. Allen and children returned
home the first OF the week from Chelsea,
they had been to visit relatives.
Mrs. Ellen GOD, who has been visiting
Der daughter, Mrs. Mary Smith, returned
he last of the week to her home at Tun-
Misses Alice Perkins and Bessie Adams
ire to teach again the village school;
Miss Nina Cox at Turkey Hollow, and
Miss Gertrude Leayitt in the Howard dis
riot in Royalton.
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BARNARc

Miss Margaret Reagan is at home from
Hartland.
Miss Bessie Waters is visiting friends
in Woodstock.
Mrs. Fred Storms returned to her home
in St. Adams last week.
Charles Copeland and family from Al
bany are visiting at A. A. Church's.
The topic for Christian Science meet
ing, Aug. Is, will be, "Christ Jesus"
Charles Martin and sister, Mrs. Hun
ton, are visiting their niece, Mrs. c. A.
Townsend.
Ernest Brine of Boston and Miss Clark
OF Arlington Heights, Mass, have re-
turned home.
The Ladies' auxiliary cleared from
their fair $685.. and from their baked
bean supper s4.47.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward johnson and
daughter, Elizabeth, we're recent guests at
Byron Hathorn's.
Miss Bessie Waters returned Wednesday
from Gaysville, where she visited her
mother several days.
Melvin Billings was nominated as Re.
publican candidate for representative and
John Cassidy as the Democratic candidate.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l. Cotton and Walter
Cotton n family returned Saturday
from their visit in New York. A brother
came home with Mr.. Cotton that be had
not seen for 30 years until they met in
New York.
Ladies' hair work. Mrs n psan
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Miss Agnes KimbalI returned TO he
home in Boston Saturday.
SIR. and Mrs. Austin Annis Of Barnard
are visiting at George Blanchard's.
Joseph Goddard was in Royalton sun.
day to visit his niece, Mrs. Lewis Ed.
munds.
DR.. tombstone Of Orwell has been stop.
ping With his friend, W. L Jones, for Z
few days.
Lewis White finished work last Thurs.
day at ]. d. Blackmer's and Is at home
for q short vacation.
Mr- and Mrs. Ernest Packard and
daughter, Hattie, were in Randolph
Thursday anc Friday.
AIRS n. E Harrington and Dr.. George
navis Of Bethel were guests Of SIR. ano
Mrs. 7. A. Winter Ct warren Prattis last
week Wednesday.
Miss Barbara BoWles Of Woodstock
Miss Jaycox Of Lebanon, n. a., and Miss
Bessie Waters Of Barnard spent the past
week with their aunt, Mrs. b. I. Mills.
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Charles Grafton was in Robinson Sun.
day.
A. E. Baker had green corn from his
field Aug. IS.
Mrs. Lena Barnes vas q recent visitor
at Fred Packard's.
Frank Barnes and family Of Rochester
were in town Sunday.
Miss Nellie Bird commenced her school
in Robinson Monday.
Mrs. John Sawyer and Mrs. Albert
Lory we're recently in Rochester.
Ed. Bullsrd Of Springfield, Mass, has
been visiting at Alton Billiards..
Misses Nellie and Bessie Bird and Mr..
Sawyer we're In Randolph a day last
week.
The Peoples Telephone Co. are putting
in seven more lines on the poles from
Rochester to Stockbridge.
Mrs. Herbert Bond and Miss Brenda
and Master Bruce Bond and Miss Susie
Guernsey Of Winchester, Mass, we're at
her %uncle's, A. E. Baker, Saturday.
The stockbridge baseball nine went up
to Granville last Saturday and had q ane
game. The score was 5 to 4 in favor OF
Granville. The boys were served to a
nice dinner at the home OF Frank Ford
and all report a great time.
Carl Neh had a very narrow escape
from what might have been a serious ac-
cident Saturday evening. He was return
ing from Granville with a double team
when the seat broke, throwing Mr.. Neff
out under the wheels, and they ran over
ooth legs and across his shoulders and
one land. He was badly famed and
somewhat bruised, but was very iortun-
ate to escape with so slight injury.
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TUNsRIpoE
/ shall be in Tunbridge Aug. 20.
DR.. @. H. SpilIer Optician.

Ed. Greenwood is working for @. H
Summer.
Charles Grey has moved his family K
Warren.
Mrs. John Morrill, is caring for Mrs.
Albert Dean.
Fred fuller spent a few days at Lyme,
N. H., asst week.
win Folsom attended Pomona grange
at STAFFORD Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. q. Sumner spent !
day at East Barnard recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Corw in OF Chelsea
were at Ben. fuckers Sunday.
Mrs. Nellie Cilley and Mrs. lincoln
Cilley we're in Randolph Saturday.
Lewis Campbell of Lebanon was at his
fathers, O. F. Campbell, last week.
Hugh Ordway cut his foot on a piece of
glass last week. making q bad wound.
Miss Emily Kingsbury OF Chelsea spent
last week visiting at George T~hompson's.
Nrs. Bertha Burridge and Mrs. Grace
Hayward Of Randolph were in town sun
day.
John Norman, who has worked at the
~ ~ wv years. uhb BuH6 10
Braintree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Granger OF White
River Junction visited friends in town
last week.
Charles and Louis Haywood OF RAN
dolph are spending q week with Miss
Edna Porter.
Miss Harriet Hayward of S~wampscott,
Mass, is spending some time at her faith
er's, H. R. Hayward.
The services Of Rev. Clarence Parker
have been secured to supply the F. W.
Baptist q CongI churches and he will
commence his labors at once.
Those who attended grange last week
were pleasantly entertained with the farce
entitled, "The Secret Order OF the Golden
Goose" by the ladies. Several visitors
were present.
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Summer and FAN op-Dressina enc
Seeding Down.

Many farmers are finding It to their
advantage TO seed down during the sum
mer and fall, claiming that By 30 doing
they are spt to get q much better catch
than they do when they follow the usual
practices and seed down in The spring.
The sane is true regarding top-dressinR
grass land. Some q the most progressive
formers put on top-dressing Immediately
after haying, with perhaps q small appli-
cation 81 nitrate 81 soda The following
spring.
IL sou viii send your name and p. q.
address 70 Carroll s Page, Hyde Park,
VI, be viii send you free, postpaid, sew
eral formulas for mixing fertilizers esue-
eially adapted 20 top-dressing and fall
seeding, together with prices q ingredi-
snts, fuIl directions for mixing. etc.
These formulas have been approved b.
the Vermont Experiment Station and wilt
be found thoroughly reliable.
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Bows can Mako MONEY

picking up Bones and sending them to
US. We pay IS cents per hundred for al.
most anything in the Bone line, il dry.
For clean, dry boiled butchers or house
bones We pay as high as IS cents per
hundred. At these prices We pay the
freight from nearly all stations on ship
ments OF 200 pounds or more. Ship in
barrels or cheap sacks.
CARROLL 8. PAGE, Hyde Park, VT.
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SuccessfuI Affair.

The entertainment Fl the hall last week
Tuesday evening was well attended. The
readings by Mrs. Leon Chsmberlin were
much enjoyed BY the audience and
showed plainly the careful study she has
given her work.
Aside from the readings, the program
was as follow :-Piano duet, "Flag Day
March, by Misses Fleda and Gladys
Nissan Of East H%ardwick; song, "Takt
Me Back 10 Dixie,' Mrs. Mabelle Hsr.
rington; duet, "When We Were Two
Little Boys Misses Fleda u Gladys
Hassam piano solo, "The Twittering OF
the Birds" Paul Miner Of Brooklyn n.
Y; solo, "Good Night, Little Girl, Good
Night, Mrs. y. F. Gould.
Miss Helen Boutwell, was pianist dur
ing the evening and Paul Miner furn-
ished very enjoyable music while ice
cream and cske were being served.
Over s23 was taken in. .
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Pomona Grange Session.

Justin 8. Morrill, Pomona grange met
in this town Saturday. The forenoon
was devoted to the business of the organ
ization. The afternoon session was open
to the public, with program as follows:-
instrumental trio, Miss johnson and
Messrs. Bushnell; paper, practical Work
Of the Grange" A. @. Folsom, Tunbridge
grange; vocal solo, Glove in Springtime, -
Miss Ivah ~Strachan, Sharon paper for dis
custom, "The Farm, Shall We Buy or
Rent ~ w. A. Clifford, w. NJ. Sharon
grange, discussion led by c. W. Sleeper,
Sharon grange; piano solo, Miss Rachel
Thatcher; recitation, E. Howe, East
Barnard; instrumental trio, STAFFORD
grange; violin solo, Almon Bushnell,
Stafford; paper, Chow the Grange Bene-
FITS Professional Men," DR.. d. E. Dear
ing, South Royalton; piano solo, Imita-
ton a la Valse, Miss Rachel Thatcher,
North Pomiret; recitation, Hugh Allen,
East Barnard; instrumental trio, Miss
Johnson and Messrs, Bushnell; address,
"oiling the Machinery" Rev. c. B. At
wood, Strafiord.
This session proved a most interesting
one, and a goodly number were present.
At the conclusion of the business meet
ing, a dinner was served to about one
hundred Changers.
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2

John Clough of Tennessee is spending
q few days in town,
Miss Myrtle Walker of Barre called
upon friends in town Sunday.
Mrs. Julia Church Of Bethel is with hel
daughter, Mrs. George Chamberlain.
Mrs. Morris Titus and grandson Of
Concord are visiting Mrs. Frank West.
Miss Jeanette Marshall of Jamaics
Plain, Mass, is a guest at Frank Vests.
Mrs. B. I. Marshall and son, Andrew,
returned Friday from their stay at Suna-
pee lake.
Evelyn Cook Of Boston and Kathleen
Gould of Hanover were recent guests at
Frank Cooks.
Harold Ward was taken to Hanover
last week for an operation for the remov-
al of the tonsils.
brother, W. P. Stone, Monday and Tues
day of last week.
DR.. Charles Quimby, who has been very
i'll, requiring the services OF a trained
nurse, is improving.
Miss Florence Marshall and Misses
Eleanor and Louise Hatch spent Wednes-
day and Thursday in Chelsea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Romeo Chamberlain and
son and Mrs. Henry Fulton and son spent
Wednesday and Thursday at Fsirlee lake.
Rev. George Cummings and son,
Charles Cummings, OF West Boylston,
Mass, are guests OF Rev. Henry Cum
mings.
A few OF the friends Of Mrs. H. A.
Stickney were entertained at a picnic
given Thursday for Miss Marion Par
fridge.
Richard Nichols and Miss Trina Noble
returned Saturday to Boston, after a two
weeks vacation spent at Mrs. ID. K.
Whites.
Romeo Chamberlain and family, who
have been spending a two weeks vaca-
tion at @. F. Kent's, returned Saturday to
their home in Concord.
A party OF about a dozen went to
killing Hill Saturday for a sunset sup
per, encamping there for the night and
witnessing the sunrise the e morning,
which fortunately was clear and fine.
A union praise service participated in
BY the churches of the town was held at
he town house Sunday afternoon. The
lervice consisted of Scripture reading by
G. 3. Atwood and prayer by Rev.
Harry Fister, the remainder of the time
icing devoted to songs. A selection was
by the choir of the Baptist
hurch. The Congregational choir sang
response and anthem, clark, HArk, My
Miss rene Chandler gave a vocal !
olo, "The Lord is My Shepherd" The
ervice was well attended. {
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The second annual picnic Of the " bite
River Valley Pomona grange was held
Aug. 16. Rev. j. W. Miller Of Bethel
snd Hon. Frank Plumley Of North6e.d
we're the speakers. The threatening
weather kept many Changers at home.
The results 81 the races were as follows
Potato race, Jesse Davis, 1st, Leslie
Newell, ID; potato race for ladies, Ellen
Ellis, 1st, Bessie Goddard. I'd; foot race.
Royal Luce, 1st, Ben Goddard, ID; old
mems race, Albert Thayer, LIST, Mr. But
terdeid, "a; jump, Burns Osgood, 1st, T.
Newell and Ben Goddard, tie; race Tor
boys under "a, Frank Putnam, 1st, WIN.
Leonard. 2d5 three-legged race, Newell
and Davis, let, White and Bunt, I'd; long
distance race. Royal Luce, let, Ben God
dard, ID. Mrs. B~utternsld vas given lat
prize for The old ladies' race. she vas
the only one TO enter; all the rest were
afraid Of BEING defeated.
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Dosn's Regulets cure constipation,
tone the stomach, stimulate the liver,
promote digestion and appetite and easy
passages of the bowels. Ask your drug,
gist for them. % cents a box.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-08-25

Avoid disease BY keeping the mouth
antiseptic. Use the American Throat Tab.
tets for sore throat, cough and ostarrh.
10 and % cents . box.
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Neuce, Q whom il may concern THAT nv
gle liza e. and ! have agreed 70 disagree i
shall no. Be responsible for any dehfa ~ kere,
tracting after this date. Vi II r0oT
Randolph, VI, Aus. 10. $50
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WANTED-TEACHERS TEACHERS
Grammar Schools al good salaries.
Other grades-High Schools. Men and
women. No charge until located bv Is
Send for registration blank.
AMERICAN TEACHERS AGENCY
A. r.. CAMPBELL PHI. D., Manager,
besSe Building, Springfield, Mass.
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ms school has been steadily improving for the past few years, beth in schoasl
ny qupmem AM offers a hne opportunity to those students Of this and adjoining 0s
~ 49, w assNols o. obtaining high school or commercial education TheS
ng ns oeen putin good repair; the walls and ceilings of the school rooms 64e
N Ig sl thoroughly cleaned. Two large additions have been made 70 US -
pas TSu aunng the year; We'll equipped physical and chemical Laboratories az
MSl ~ ~ s Hplen Work IN those sciences Last year five new Tpe~Hss I"
pWSlIaseo aF me work IN the commercial department 80
ls scWoo s carefully graded The grades below the high school follow q e
ent In go n bS u STUDY study n are under the direct supervision Of an expert suPs4nS
~ ~ " Ign sInooi mere are three courses of study the caSSca. genera aN OL
merc 5i NE classical is especially for those who anticipate entering college ae
= shSS eNSuVe ma el K adjusted to meet the need Of every pupil the coH-
cna commercial and industrial geography, bookkeeping, commercial art6I
SM Ite aW and correspondents and two wears work in npewmhng and snous.
"m usness practice Courses in agriculture and pedagogy viii be given nee-'F
a suHeent number 70 Justify their being oRered.
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SOUTH -sTockRRlpeE

Ladies' hair work. Mrs. II. H. Bean,
l92 Webster ST., Rockland. Mass.
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Tuesdsy's RandoIph Marked.

The following prices were realized By
sellers at Randolph stores and markets
last Tuesday mot retail);-
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BOARD OF INSTRUCTION :

Earle wilson A. NJ, superintendent; James Monohon. principal science na
Gn|e n ~ Sr m ySaTEngYlsh Isabel MeCTe, A. B., commercial branches ans
1nIH a. sSWy, 4 s, attn, French and English Wumed Perkins grades .s
grades and 2
Thfg-sx weeks in school year Fan term Of aAss, weeks begins
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-07-30

Chicago, H., May s, 1910.
Madam T. D. Perkins,
1880 West Thirty-fifth Ave, Den
yer, Colo.
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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-07-30

Santa Monica, Cal, Jan. IA, 1908.
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Yours truly,
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1918 4th st.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-07-30
Buxton, Ia, Sept. 8, 1909


Madam T. D.. Perkins, Denver, Colo.
Dear Mrs. Perkins s:-Enclosed find
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please send me, via American Ex-
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Trusting that you are having much
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Your grateful friend,
D. MAE LEE.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-07-30
NINE. 7. y. PERKINS
SCIENTIFIC SCALP SPECIALIST
1880 West 35th Avenue, Denver CoIorad
1850 West 35th Avenue,

Madam Perkins of Denver Coo who has
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the of the hair scalp how
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