davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29

for the FourthofJuy Of hats suitable for
travelling, motoring golf riding, yachting, walking
fact for anything girl wants 70 do except TO get married SO
upward.
Bathing Suits
figure all in the calculations Of the maid who
u spend Of her a the shore
The bathing may found
little Of bathing
trail Many attractive sandals and Shoes hats and have
been unlocked.
girls Palm Beach, Miami Bermuda, last
probably
striped tub silks The bathing and stockings matched the
color in the stripe OF the silk
pretty fashion the younger
and stockings match,
found O the First Floor, Chestnut
and for this J0eek-20 per cent of eUery
blessed 1rfic[el
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
SANDMAN STORY.
By Mrs. f. A. Walker.

Copyright 1919. by the Mcclure News
paper syndicate, New York City.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-02-26
up from boyhood with the farm.

up from boyhood with the farm.
demonstration movement in the
South. His father, Dr.. Seaman
A. Knapp, was the originator of
the idea, and in the United States
Department of Agriculture was
placed in charge of the work of
putting it into general applica.
ton. When he died Dr.. Brad.
ford Knapp succeeded him, and
under his supervision the system
of cooperative extension work in
agriculture and home economics
have been built up in the South.
He knows agriculture conditions
the South over as few other mon
have ever known them. For a
number OF years past he has writ.
ten for the farmers of the South
an annual bulletin, in the light of
that years condition, on "safe
farming" The one just publish.
ed is his valedictory-the last
afe.farming circular he will
write as chief of the office of ex-
tension work in the South, United
States Department of Agriculture.
He left the department, January
10, to become dean of the college
of agriculture and director of the
experiment station, University of
Arkansas.
Aud his final WORD to the farm.
ers of the South is that the plan |
followed for the past few years is
still good. The only safe plan
for farmers, merchants, and
bankers is to insist upon a SAFE
farming program. If the farmer
Is in a better condition to-day
han he has been for some years
past, says DR.. Knapp, it is due to
! better. balanced husbandry and
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-02-26
Outlines "Sate Farming" For
The South in 1920.

What is ''safe farming" in the
South? Dr.. Bradford Knapp, the
man who originated the term and
has used it constantly for years.
again defines it. He also tells its
special meaning for 1920.
by safe farming, :" he says,
sis meant a system which main
tains soil fertility, produces the
food and feed for the people and
the live stock in sufficient guam
titles to insure comfortable sur.
plus, and produces cotton as q
strictly cash crop" II means, ha
continues, all that diyersification
means-a we'll regulated and pro.
fitable rotation of crops, conser-
walton of the soil, improvement of
seed ana live stock, use of the
most improved machinery and
labor saving DEVICES to Tighten
the labor upon the farm, and es-
pecially the use of every Ameri-
can ingenuity to increase the
production per man.
Is ''safe farming as thus dehn-
ed needed in the South in 1920?
There are probably those who
think not. Cotton is so high-so
much higher than it ever was be.
fore. The supply is apparently
so short-the cotton mills Of the
world SO greatly in need of cotton.
Is it not a time--the once in 8
lifetimewhe the farmer can
turn his whole energy to cotton
and "make a killing?
Without specifically asking that
question. DR.. Knapp answers it.
And remember that he speaks
With authority, Hs has grown
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-02-26
bAb|NCT0N'S
Store News
Now is the time to get your
Farm
Implements

and we beg to announce that
our stock of all kinds of
farming tools and imple-
ments is complete and the
prices are right.
If you are going to make
a crop Of
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-02-26
Irish
Potatoes

call on us as we can make
you a good proposition on
the Red Triumph the best
seed to plant for the market.
We still have some of the
damaged Cotton Seed which
we are still Offering at S25
per ton--the cheapest priced
fertilizer you can buy.
Buy Where You Can Sell
and
Sell Where You Can Buy.
B1AB|NGT1ooiN STORE
incorporated. }
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-01-07


1rhat's nice Of YOU" safa Andrea.
"And since you're interested, might
as well ask few more quetsfOns.
What were you doing on that D.
beach with your airplane, anyway l?
Will that be telling tales out Of
school?"
He looked relieved. "Not ut all. I'd
got off my third steamer load and
suddenly hhd news that put 1t up to
me to change the captains sailing or
ders before he passed beyond the
reach Of wireless. There wasn't time
for anything but the old flying boat so
/ ran her out and logged down the
coast. l wasn't on that d. beach
more than thirty minutes. all told"
",rhirty minutes" murmured AN
drca. "Who would have thought that
one little halfhour could ever mat
tcr?"
He looked at her musingly. 'Tt
doesn't pay to tell you things" he said.
"We get along better Just living"
III wonder how YOU knows" said An
drea. 'You'vc told me such q lot,
haven't you? Who're did YOU learn to
fly?"
Ilcr question seemed to send shock
through him, hut he met her eyes
squarcly and said nothing. Andrea
waited full minute, then she began:
"Who are you? What's your name?
Where did you come from? DO you al
ways take an airplanc along? Are you
an amateur? If you're not, why do you
shrivcl every time I say %lying ina-
chine? Why do you?" She pounded
the table.
Tho mans face pa!ed and went
whittier at each Of her questions, but he
held his tongue, and his silence mad
dcned her. Without taking her angry
eyes Off his face she swept two coffee
cups. two sauccrs and two liqueur
glasses to the ground with Il crash.
(TO be Continued.>
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-01-07
WHEN MEALS
DON'T FIT
'Papr'S lJiapep,in' Is thr
quickest indigestion ana
Stomach lSelict

When meals hit back md your
stomach is sour, acid, gassy, or you
feel full and Lloatcd. When YOU have
loavy lnmps Of pain or headache from
indigestion. Here Is instant relief!
Just rs soon as you cat a tablet or
two of Papc's DiaDcpsin all the dyS-
pcpSia, indigestion and stomach dis
trcss caused by acidi.y ends. These
pleasant harmless tablets OF PapcS
Diapcps!n never fail to ncutraliZe the
harmful stomach acids and make you
feel iinc at once. and they cost so lit
tic n drug stores.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-01-07
Continued from Last Wcck.)

CHAPTER VI.-On another expeditiop
the donkey on which Andrea Is mounted,
runs away with her and she is for n
moment made ridiculous. White Man OK.
chase, ''obolo." She is horrilied Aftcr.
ward sho listens to tho report OF native
runners that herd of elephants is In
White MAN. Tney start down II croco.
ile.nfeSted stream for the sccrc of tho
hunt.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03

i.F & lIlrI 4 lih'F lI
liuY nus Uu Iuf sfat pa .ur|f tiHN hff
/ fsm.usttHt. Nu uHIisatHf IaI NHut
utH Mt lhuIurs .|H. iiuItt' Man.
Mamie Ins NHIIui tiHI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03
saIEswgN WANTED

WANT 10 frsily live wire Aeiesmsn ~lth
|. cats % drive rural routes In OKLAHOMA
where we Ars not nov represented. for
nns oi the strongest organizations 10 the
west. II yGu are producer ana want
sisslY employment the year round on .
strictly salary proposition, cail or write
n Harti,. care Federal lfotol. Law.
Toe. tklA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03

~ AnrLHLu goldl "at ,uH' .us
ktth,u ,shinN. Eug' m1'ir .H
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SITUATIONS wA>rrp-fEN,,E

REFINED middle ssel bdy wishes t'1,"
~ companion Tor lady. MI. oN.a'
hHWar
TpH experienced nurse raii 81 5lu-I from
90 tu = 10
POSITION wanted hy mldi' aE aA
a- hou,ssreurf no objection ~ ,hi
coil u' Vest sen
INHkUr tuukss"I'r 3 rt'feHr's
rdHsoue ~ 81 aoer T. m
ENpERr bopkR"'pet. Al rst't'nors
Ries ukl.homsn
ENtEutENCEB -tennsrarhef want. post
tIau ~ ns,' tsvs. rhon. ". 'lot, fa,w
ip. .A uofninT
pOMpErENT pnpkEGEPEN prlst
wlfh N.Gy etrrrt,nrr Nhhrs en'|i"1 e.
usnf n Phys anf ofht" lhrrr y'ata
e,p.rirne" X g. otlah'mnn
ENPERIENCEp srENouBArHEn dr.
s,te, "tnplal Of evening ffvm il
- rnone ~ lii'
\ MIDDLE. AGED woman "ih hthy
years ola Wtrfs 20 iarp house fHr srf1
cnapi- or wlipw,r IN on uat ~ Ciy. Call
tgl y rslifafnis
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03

NErp WRIST CLASS TUNER
tHI ulfltf .WAu tHli
,trH. tsI r WHltrf TO-
.iI' shup Walnut .Ef
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03

POSITION wANTED-fiy thoroughly es.
pefifncsd sni feiiatis accountant snS
offic. manager With best ~ fsfefence.
Can no ln Nork 81 onos Phone NJ 1877
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03

ASPHALT roofing laid on over shingles
p .lthons HOof.nx CO... lls West 'fh.
Walnut if1-
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FURNISHED moous rox H.Sr

49,. .. 80 .,l... -.f ~, - ,-,-,e~ ----.>--,
HONEtIkE furnished rooms. centrally
located every cun,fpf, and con, sgicntc
= family hptti reception raflo', hot baths
ffe. telephone, rra, able weekly rates
give vs. q call Hotel ChHcs, slsp n
lifoldwsy 81 -,
SLEEPING roon.s. modern. i.i "
Nalir.
MOONS. mrrt wen ventilated beau.
ufuly' tnrUished sijoinlnS bath. men
only private family w jllsj
FuRNislEp room. southeast, private
nome N. u1g
ONE nlctly furnished room In ptrsts
home furnace heat. bett residence s""'
tiau. D, block Of ,aylina - man aud NHc
~ ! OF ssutism'n rlet,n'ss W ss,'
1919 NORTH Robinson. sleeping room.
AfFttly up TO date Kitchen, privileges
~ biesHfa.' " ftts
ron hENt iatso front room ior coufl,.
b,afi near VI ';lti
ron EgNr Two nicely furnished con.
nrrtina byilfuoms for employed gsntIr.
men. rall after y. m Nji Sufth
| HArs'y
tara NOnrti Brosdwsy fof rent. uire
moocu. southeast room, MN rfefetr'd
FuRNisIIEp room In private family Em
plosed couple preferred W 'sls'l
SLEEPING Al Convenience, 90 v an.
| ONE futui-hsd toon Viii hu Tor two.
Phone and bath Msplc sls' ---.-.
SEATiI furnished sleeping room. snu'h'
wcs, exposure, modern. garage ", 1880
si.grriNd room. isf Ea., AID
| SEWLN FURNISHED snd decorated .ieep'
| INK rooms walking distance NJ se'
| FDN RENT--rwO nicely furnished fo0rIs
| gentlemen pfefsue.i. lss West le'h
| lII'HNisuEn room, on car llns private
| family, gentleman only W bsSf
| II0yEiY PtRNirHrp ROOM with COZ
! netting bath W th
| Nicr large room with stepping porch
| also gmsh svoplns room, buAej n.si
door 900 " 1'h " '.I
rbn RgNT - Niceiy frhi'hsa up.,slr-
room Tor tva n"r, excellent location
rage " desire " slst -.....--
FuRNIsHEp room modern home eiu'
piuysd persons only ies y ii,h W
SLEEPING ROOM for rent soiS W
Grand
ONE sleeping room, gentleman preferred
| convenient to bath fair grounds car
| sss EAST sth W 1914.
siEgPINU Rooms. Ssi W ,lh
si.KEpiNu ROOM htick apartment, hssI
bath With hot wster 900 Vas, I,h.
COMFORT ,nlE room In private nod-rr
home kitchen privilege, " desired, "
itstR
NICELY Furnished room for rent ili "
sih " ,..i
OsE room for rent man preferred. "
stt ~
wASTeD--Msn and wife TO share mod
efn homs with travelling man and wife
IN tiks.
IoSE large front room In privs,r home. u
ynuns man of scod refessness, wishtnl
best ots ieeationi also garage. III ess
iuh " 1915.
NICELY fursIshsd sisspins loom at iis
North Nobiason.
ROOMa Tar reas fvrwlsksd az uafsrsshsl
Phone u 1855. ~ =, IN.
0NG nlesiy fsrnisksd fscs) b>drsom Will
! hitcher privileges, sdsi~ aniy 'n Z
en-. p
Yt'kNisHID room With eosnse,isl
bath ssasIsmss preferred. iees ,scstl
roW RkST- On. sies slnsi- sisspini
room 90 West Rene
ron RgNT Nicely fvrntaAsd room, walls
iss disssses. 10 " III
sLExflN0 rysm 10 private ksme; wlil
| private. sntsros. Adjs'siss bath. Ill
NICELY ts'ssk,s s,.sslss rsSs. iHt
Eaa sihi y eeef.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03

WAtrr, 80 .tui wilton n' sl.I
NaW.usftI fu.a. tI.u. .lII.ua IHuIU HH.|, 4,
ktub,R fuinIill aui h'iI.ns 81 .ns
{ Nu Is Iul IAl'htf r., srr tH'n'
.l fufuiiUI' 90 stt usU u.ifi I.t 10.
fuf. tIp IuIH NHpi, .ttl
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SIT, Ar,o>s wASrrp-MAi.E

si'PERiNrENpESr , ant. position stesn
shnvsls dffG lines. etcafa,hx sni
grading NJ any tless 81 street ~ hirh
way constructlpn good reference y
FORD ~; South iiulsou. oklshoms cht
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WASTED rri aas dsl'rs'ss.rn ,hsf
r,frrsnlss fHiufrf AIpD pt once.
s.r.lJIts rhth NlfHrl o.. " MAN
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wANrep H.ptlo vhils man 90 49, A.
lhnuff.uL l.-I Itfnfrhrll n -lL
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wANrrp-M RENr

" AsTLn tn rent " once i've nf sic
t.nu IHuse uI i.st hu'h NJ tHufth
iftrt Tnuue " .iss H. ur ~ iNsa
rOrU 90 ,t fpnm house b, couple no
,hudtru vll way rN months in al
.sn.u l.as Negt- ut IIuwpnd ii"nfrH
g. MuHssf cate Western Union, liih fuuf
iIaf#HuwItE iiiiE
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Vt'frANfzEn wants position. COED refer
ence a. 10 sbillty saa ehsrsc.r STOCK
Yard station. los bor iiii oklAhoms
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03

fOrHu man. here T. your chance io
/. lssya nusic IN an rrny band csperi,hee
~ nses ~osry inset have 81 least pablo
oskesl XaeessIeA; " intsr-sisd. 10. band
'SoHes. 1aAa ~. zost arny recruiting Of
~ .tetN Ess Maln street. city -
~. n1nsy aaa eammissiop. married
- 6Soope916 ~ ever ss~ ~. Hive wir,
66o ~ saA ~, address ,. ".
~ ~ nsslAstns No s''y,---.
X l([BwA sNsA .. esed p'sss.' aud
~. NJ, AI::x.lss' ',s:s.s' ss:sssr.. III; II;
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-
~s~~~~~~~~>>>~------>--- ->---~---~~>>~~~s<~>~s>ssp>s
Loef- ysIsvs ssssalalsg ~ n
pssss y. zee As.esa.
L65f-<s Vet TssiA sssss ! L.
s!.Rsss: rlc.s ~ sses -.-..-.-.--,....',1,s
EOSf -tbsld U' ki1h sekes( ~ c.
!. Nssst esswsea hsssssss ss1
i9!i.!sss: si.:r J:E:I !:szE
!;;'; y 49,. ~ W ~ ~
! | 4 ! I ! q ] ! !
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pwrs,N,.,>o AN MmI,>.ay


rUEs REMODELED- Also ladies and
mems sD,ts. ssprrt worknanshp Nanek.
1aiipr-furrlet, l05 T. Harvey walnut
ia2s
rOPtLNR priced mturtty. orders and
rcWodeiirg rprtlalfg. haAry y
ifousscau :gJls W Main Walnhl t9s1
MENS shirts tsuoted 60 ordrf. a.at hem.
stitching. Maple as W'lnu, lt2s
pnEsANAKtNG. h4matitchiug, hhr
NotK 1i3s
riAlS and tauc5 drsFnaklne wanted b'
first Gloss drsssmater s0t'y " 'lh
NJ sir4-R
HEMsrIrcnINd done 81 '1a y sab
FuRs RTNOpEI.Fp
Cbndfsn's sirins coats and iaiies tailor
inS MAP. nr
FiGSr eisss dfs@mMins N ul;n
ART needle work hoo-ehs'j ,r apparel
Mr. = \ Th1mpson. ils stu "
Gssf
ppEs-tAKiN aud Visin Aca,1g first
rlay. work ~ ssii.J
ultEssNhkiNG uEasriTcI,tN1 hor
M wasi tth. locl md out toWn 50
frrs solicited " lis
/ MSTirCHtNu and p.epupE alta h.
mfut. WORKS On au towinH rAchin"-
! ~ sa fail iut'ruciprs Adifrss = /
lIsh' ll"v it'. iuruNuehaW. kintlr.a
Z rKiScEss sgWlNG suup. iag4 vs.
Second ptirf yoSr s.nshau atfsar
? eatB Va tnelts ipn GO a"e cuf Nsrt,sg
ustam rurra " 10
.uGoINs mos ps.plas ard paper
hanging vii hrinE fsmplrs ~ fiaL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03

TtCUaCARI steam laundry company is
ln need ~ ttst ois.s laundry help
mafhsfs sOf'e'y and Hafch room siris
coffespond,ree soiieiisa A,gymearL \ N
ExPERiENcED aiisrailM rspsir lady
prefer one who can 40 som. spoi,ins aud
pressing sirnnss ClsaniHs 90, i3b "
luisou
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03

W'ErEp ro UENT Modern unfutnishsi
bungalow frt.rehtrS sit.u. ~ "
WH.ft. -NuN.p hofsi
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wAiI nrLr wASrrD

WASTED 10 oa,r 81 mechanic on
num- l-u IL N MaIn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03

WANTElb E,petlcntct whoitsH!r hu'o'nH.
bile esierman 60 rnvsr Oklahoma, wl
pay fret class pbn q sslAry and bhrus
d0 NET HIY. un's-s you sre I've wire
GElWGE " SUTTON MOTOR co,
$3.50 y iifoHuway
Cal Tor Mr lesl.c, sail. NFr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03

~ lor haf, d,srnhs suall sratt
u.nt O. lrni - iN1 fc'roG'blr p'Url"
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run ntNr r~p furnished urnt hru.-
kr.pinE fouut ia latH Phone
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rrw.r. mriP WANTED

GlnIs TO wots ou shrt ,rynlng machine
piuks Parrish l..uudn. broadway
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WNNrEb go tcut between Maf'h ! ant
Ii. 10 room urNiFntsh huus' 80.
sr.nsIui, party un children NJ iiji
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WANT AO kArEa
OLAuONAN.TIhkn
siipscRrTioN RATEs

ny mall. one year s..''''sst. ....... WV
NJ mail, ore year. with tie ~ NbNl ..
oHLAhoMAn ., ,s,', "y' ,..,to, ~
eoUv mr. ttC a week
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NANrIu ~ i.l,abie permanent ten.
Nsts adults uui les than s.room rot'
.#r. NarIr t1.. n
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non ttp. ~, thins and sslls s',itih.n '.
" tYu NtM H .sll nIHi ihs "iH'i g..
IpN euuf Nus. ,sI u' iht .N
II tUtIUsUu
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w.>rr,,--x,scE,iANEors

w Wb~t y
HE HlY secondhand sacks and bnriap
pay hisher pfiey., call " wrllv
Peerless hsk 90, Oklahoma CITY,
CASH ps.h frf svrfytnins Ia men. women
and cbn1rcrs cl0thins, I calf Mrs
DiI, ~ South Brosdwas, wainu, ssoo
An an Amsr,esn. pay the nishes, hisn
prices for mems and boys suits. 0tvi-
coats aud sh1es. Phone wsinvt 1ss sni
viii call ii
CAST orr ViorhING wanted. American
dealer pays highest rtic. In city for
mens ami boss tlotisnR aud shoes Maple
icl vii esii
~ iiNU JUNK, ,afurnituFe. clothes Maple
t5bs.
We PAY hishs., ptice, for n.wspapsr.
ruhEarne- also bal~d scrap paper. out
of-tosu orders attended
OKLA SCRAP PAPER co,
~ ~ ~. -. VIZ y. "rsne
Pay highest plitss for mems sseo~d
hsnd dethins. snesa etc. Call Maple
$50
SECOND. .HAsp CLOTHING. E.ri pay,
bret prices meas suiis. sboss and paats
will csiL Mspis 1875
SACKS SACKS. sAcks
Keep your tmvty ssed sacks clean ant
dry. tben when you have 100 ~ more shiS
them u us and rscsiss higbsst price,.
BoswoRrH nAo COMPANY.
Msmphis. Tenn
Reference Any Memphis HANK.
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WANTED ru rENr ~ tesp"nsibl'
Iartl. nov conner. Who has alW -
,r.I their own huu,r aud auo~s how
., rarr ft rpud hufu~ F., ot seven room
..rIrrn tunrhl1v southeast ~ s0uihN"si
.tluu rf,frrrd po-srssion ~ March
f. NIif.s. y kout sls Wet san
UANrFp ru NEST ~ usfch rs or
rpums. VIII advance rent, no children
tu4t
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,oom 20 .nl. and fotf iol. " l'Ii
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WNsrEp. Ealsbls jouns man. ~ gDui
HmIIt IrfttHr ~ ami lf. in uain i1i
salesman OF WrHs Furnishings Permanent
T.ii utHhuWHu
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AGENrs WANTED.

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