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, 1922-08-30
Small Crowd Is Only Drawback to Com
pIcte Success of Opening Program at
the Natrona County Track

Only the absence Of a packed grandstand to aid in the en-:
the races held at the Natrona county fair grounds yesterday
from being completely successful. Clean riding and driving
and fast running featured the events yesterday, and the spirit
of Craftsmanship was not DESTROYED by the fact that only a
, 1922-08-30
TOdaWs Games

National League.
Now York at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia ut Boston On.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati
Chicago at St Louis.
American League
Washington at New York.
Boston at Philadelphia
Chicago at Detroit
st. Louis at Cleveland
Meet Me At me smokehors..
, 1922-08-30

HoLLooHER HITTING HARD.
ST. LOUIS-Chariey Holocheri,
, 1922-08-30

Meet Me at the smolsehou.e.
, 1922-08-30
DEMPSEY JOHNSON bout
Negotiations PENDING

MEXICO CITY. Aug. so.-James C.
Coffroth. the California fight promoter,
leaves today for New York, where he
is TO confer with Jack Kearns, regard
ing a fight between Jack Dempsey
and Jack Johnson in Mexico City next
October. II Is said Coffroth viii not
attempt to promote a bout in the bull
ring here, but hat he will confer with
Kearns on the possibility Of arrang.
ing o fight between the champion and
the former heavyweight champion.
According to a telegram received by
Coffroth from Kearns the latter has
been approached.
, 1922-08-30
Last Scores
TUESDAY FINALS.

National League.
Brooklyn 8, Pittsburgh 2.
Second game. Brooklyn o. Pitts
burgh g.,
Chicago IS. St Louis IL
American Leasua
Boston 8. Philadelphia g..
Washington 1, New York 8.
Chicago 8. Detroit 5.
St Louis at Cleveland.
, 1922-08-30

pelis the drawbacks Of f~ndigestion
which confronted ordinary aspirin
for years. It contains n digestant
That is separately prescribed by
physicians for dyspepsia- Within
a short timo after taking, usually
ten minutes. the salicyiio acid Ia in
the blood, ~dtstendfnE tho tiny cap
iliaries ana bringing about RELIEF
from congestion n consequent
pain and stiffness. The laxative
which IL also contains aids in rids
ding the body OF toxins and poi.
r .Shs 1hsmomSesy 1 N. q three prp pointss
, 1922-08-30

Meet Me At the smotehouss.
, 1922-08-30

Meet Me a. the smokohouse.
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RESPONSES TO READERS
REQUESTS

The following splendid responses have
been made TO requests from other
readers which were recently printed IN
this column:
AN Efficient Housekeeping Fan -
II T.. T., who wants something differ
ent TO top her desserts with, Will try
lello-plain, or whipped TO bring out
iints-l am sure she will be well pleased.
Unable to get powdered sugar at one
time | used two parts of granuiated
sugar and one part of -four to dust
my crullers with and liked 1t better
than the powdered sugar
Mrs. H.-"Some time ago reader
asked directions for making ponpoms
for slippers. Here are mine: Cut circle
in heavy cardboard, whose diameter Is
twice the size she wants the tuft to be
Cut a hole in the center OF the card
board. Thread a large-eyed needle
with warn (which must be the fluffy
kind and wind the yarn over the circle
OF cardboard, through the hole IN the
center. till this hole is as full of yarn as
il can be. Now cut the yarn around the
eide of the cardboard, tie a thread
securely around yarn where it comes
through the hole, tear away the card.
board. double over the yarn, and sew
the pompom TO the slipper where 1t Is
doubled over. Fluff up the yarn. anC
trim If not symmetrical. This pom
nom is also pretty used on tam o
shanter. Here are my rose bead di
rectlons:
Rose Beads Stake a large quantity
Of rose leaves (although red geraniun
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"Ab, ha, ha" laughed Jimmy Crow,
"You are IA dull rs Postum about
proverbs; hut dull AS he is Mr.. Pos
sum knew why you were so charitable
and he did not want those bones, so
brought them back for him"
Jimmy spread his wings making
ready TO fly away. ~ think that lit
tie affair between us is settled now.
he said. Il mean the day you were SO
pleased when MIR. Man fired at me
with the gun and took off n tail feather.
Jimmy Crow lifted his wings and
sailed of into the darkness with another
laugh that rang through the woods
Il wish he had popped off your httl'
black head said Mr.. Fox rs he wen
into the house
Such dispositions MS my neighbor
have unused MIR. Fox as he got HI
supper ready. "Mr. Postum is ful
of suspicious thoughts and Jimm,
Crow is SO rcvcngeful. seem TO hav
the best disposition Of any one around
and | am so little understood. II is to
bad, too bad.
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New System Of
Fat Reduction

Here's a new way for all fat people
to laugh together at that old hugaboo
Obesity. The saying that there is
nothing new under the sun" does not
now apply 10 fat people any more.
Here is something new for them a
new sensation, new pleasure. new
and graceful figure. easily found by
anyone who is passing beyond the limits
OF slimness. Everyone has heard OF
the Marmola Prescription: that harmless
combination OF fat-defying elements per-
fected by one Of the foremost physicians.
Now. from the same high authority. there
comes another idea - the idea of con-
densins these SAME, pure. harmless in
gradients into a pleasant little tablet.
Taken after eating and at bedtime. they
help the stomach TO dispose OF all the
! fatty foods, converting them into COM
pact solid flesh, muscle and energy
without dieting or exercise Marmola
Prescription Tablets regulate the entir,
! system-do for you what bodily exertior
| and self-denial can not do. and the fat
| once routed. Is gone for good You car
prove all this at trifiing cost. Marmol;
| Prescriptio Tablets are sold by all drug
| gists or sent postpaid by the Marmol;
| Company, 46I2 Woodward avenue. Detroi
Mich A case-sufiicient to bring result
| is but one dollar.
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the skin. .rothlng can b. dons 10 res
move them.
M. n. or-On awakening Zach roovr-
Ing my eyes water and smart. Womb
you kindly tell me ths reason for thhr
A-Tou probably need giassss. foS
your trouble NAV be duo 20 sysstrain-
or perhaps the closure OF the tear duet
IN causing your eyes TO water. J would
suggest that you consult an eys specials
list for an examination and trentnsnt
r.. d. Q-should . p>rpon drfnt mfr
when eating hsh7
Al, Is ali right for -onns persons -
drink milk when eating FISH, provided
both milk and FISH ere good and fresh
T. X o-por over two years have
| Rad creepy feeling IN ths hzh, SIDE
Of my face What would you sdviss me
70 do for this7
| l-Tha may be do. 10 n.rvvrsnsss.
.yestrnin. digestive disorder. b~d tssth
and many other causes You shSsA
, have a careful physical examination b,
q physician and follow his siytc~ ~
xsrdlng treatment
EMS o-Do you sSvi.. the o.s ~
observation-disclosures rheors-
tisrn1
A--Thers sr. many types o. .icctrfesi
treatments. n Is advisable n take slee-
tricai treatment under a Doctors srrpe--
vision Diet IN very important factor
in tho treatment 81 rheumatism and
: your doctor will outline a proper dist foS
} you.
csoy1st. 1874 w ~-rsp- v---~. s--t. ia
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Used BY Three Generations.

II use Foley's Honey and Tar per-
sonally. give IL 10 all my children and
now 10 my grandchildren with the
same good results. ! tried many kinds
cf cough medicines. but never want
anything but Foley's Honey and Tar"
writes Mrs. r.. h. Olson. Superior
Wise. Foley's Honey and Tar was es-
tablished in 1875 and has stood the
test OF time serving three generations
il quickly relieves colds. coughs and
Group. throat. chest and bronchial
trouble-N. Il. Danforth.-Ady.
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OCcaBlOnHi syHPe''"+
In cirrhosis there II gradual en'efse
man, n, the alcoholic habit grows on ~,
y,ctlm. Having reached It's maximum
r,,.. II gradually declines In sine' IN
erea.ing In hardness.
There may be an associated catsrrh Oh
IN. stomach and bowels Later there Is
drop.y Of the abdomen. There may o.
h.morrhold- and slight iaundics.
Later there may he delirium' uncon-
,cIousness and commissions.
Unless the habits arc changed th'
prospect Of recovery Of the oirrho-is pa
tent Ia not good.
II tho symptoms become acute othe'
food and drink must be cut on ana th'
patient put on milk diet for seVefa
weeks.
Tapping msy be necessary Tor IN
dropsy. and then y supporting Dinoe
may promote comfort.
II IL not alone the abuse ~ aicoho
that may caus. cirrhosi. Of the liver
Abnormal consumption Of spices an
favor. may do the same thing. LAKE
wise tho poisons produced in chroni
! dyspepsia may have cirrhosis OF IN
| liver a. a complication
Nature demands sbstsrniousness an
s,mpi. living on tho part Of each OF N
When we violsts hsr rules there IL sur
70 be trouble.
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Efficient Housekeeping
By Laura A. Kirkman

leaves make beautiful beads, too,
grind them in your food chopper SIN
times over. and mix well with tincture
of iron, using one-half teaspoon of tine
ture of iron 10 one quart of the leaf
pulp for you can spread the ground
pulp on iron pans, turning them twice a
day till black. To make the beads
from the black pulp, take up thlm-
bleful, oil the hands with a little olive
oil and oil of rose, roll each thimble
full, of pulp till perfectly round or I'll
oblong. as one wishes, and stick hat
pin through the bead sticking the hat
pin, then, in an upright position till
the beads are dry. They are pretty
made in graduated sizes
Mrs. J. a. c. "A reader recently
wanted rick rack trimming directions
Here are mine: For making camisolC
tops, and for use on dresses and petit
coats, i put three rows together, OF
two. To begin, take II points of the
rickrack and make a chain of four from
one point TO the other till the IL points
are done, Turn, and 90 back agair
with a chain of two, till the II points
are done. Then turn again and dc
not tlldlil, ,Dub lbS pillSi NiAitc tOhr
are double crochet; join together with
short crochet chain or eight, then
three more rick rack points are put
together, then long chain is made
to start as second wheel. In this way
the wheels are two abreast OF eacl
other.
Mrs. L.:-"Here is a recipe asked
for by one of your readers: Corr
Meal Dumplings: Put three Tablespoon
of cornmeal in a dish. Take out o
| the kettle q take it for granted you
dinner is to be of boiled beef or pork
enough boiling liquor to scold the mea
in; add pinch of salt and large pincl
of soda, also enough -four to make th'
mixture rather stiff Drop this, il
small pieces, into the boiling kettle
cook rapidly for Is or 20 minutes, ant
serve on your meat broth. This was m,
grandmother's recipe"
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My Marriage Problems
Adele Garrisons New Phase of
Revelations of a Wife
Copyright 1921. hv Newspaper Feature Service. Inc
Copyright. 1921 nv Newspaper Feature Service. Inc

of which he had urged upon me. But
couldn't help being pleased at the knowl-
edge that beneath his arrogance there
Law n very real concern for my safety.
| did not care to have Lillian's keen
perceptions or my mother-in-law I'M
canny instinct discover my folly, how
ever, so ! took refuge IN an annoyed
stiffness of manner
MIR. Drake is pleased to dream, |
said pett:shly. There is nothing the
matter with the car. -,
ooh. YOU anointed httle-tarradid-
dlerw Lillian exclaimed. She was still
holding my shoulders, and she swayed me
back and forth as she spoke. Il went out
Just now and looked at the car myself d.
But that isn't ali. One of Tom Chester :
men came in just now and told OF a
carload of drunken men on the other
road, who were trying to get to the
hospital with two of their number who
were hurt. They were telling wild
tale of woman who ran them down,
and as he had seen you pass him tonight,
he came up to see if you were all right.
Margaret. Margaret"
81 suppose | was the only woman driv-
ing tonight" | SAID with feeble at
tempt at sarcasm which Lillian prompt
ly squelched.
"Of course YOU were-the only wom-
an driving alone" she retorted. Don
parry any longer, come clean with 1t
Were you hurt in any way, and what
, did happC?'
"Oughta't you to be with Mr.. Ches
! ter?" | made a last feeble attempt t'
block her insistence, for felt a positive
physical repulsion against relating t.
any one the tale of that wild ride.
''NoW she said explosively. ''Mr
| Chester has DIR. Petit and your father
t And we haven't but minute or two
for Allen is briging Smith down to tn,
library, and we want to be there. S.
talk quickly"
= There is no use resisting Lillian whel
f., she makes up her mind to anything. s,
! reluctantly ! pictured the case of m,
r car by the drunken men, my eluding O
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that is en- old saying, Mr.. Possum. "
he said. He cteals goose and gives
the giblets i'll aims. Then, seeing
that poor dull Mr.. Postum hadn't the
least idea what he meant, Jimmy said:
But that has nothing to do with get
ting those bones back in Mr.. Fox s
yard before Mr.. Dog happens along.
Mr.. Possum, ! will take those back
to Mr.. Fox. You leave them right
there and before morning every bone
will be gone from your yard
Mr.. Postum looked up at Jimmy
Crow and blinked, his little eyes shin
ing with delight at the thought of be-
ing rid of the bones 'You are nice
kind friend, Mr.. Crow" he said, 'and
| thank you very much"
ooh, that is all right" cawed jim
my, picking up bone and flying
away. 81 have. little affair of my
own to settle" said Jimmy to himself
as he few towards the home of Mr.
Fox.
Mr.. Fox was away from home al
. day and he was surprised when he
returned at dusk to find by his door
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them, their blocking Of the road and
my crash through and escape home.
~ wonder how badly those men are
hurt" | snid worricdly.
81 hope you killed them" Iillian said
with vicious little click Of her teeth,
while her hands frightened on my shout
dcrs. "You brave, rcsourceful girl, I'm
proud of you! But, oh my dear, you
might have been killed"
There was the suspicion OF quiycr
in her voice, and knew that she was
deeply moved. But Mother Graham,
her old face working with emotion
swept her away and took me in her
arms.
Margaret, Margaret" she crooncd
over and over again, while my heart
leapcd anew 20 the knowledge TINT dc.
spite my mothcr-in-law's crankincss she
really loved me.
CTo be continued)
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Little Benny's
Notebook.

The Park Ave. News
Weather IN iddcling.
Exter Big Parasboot Dropl Dare
Devil Reddy Merry jumped of OF his
summer kitchin roof down into the
back yard last Sattiday holding up a
umbrella for q parashoot Wen asked
wat his sensations was he replied he
didcnt have eny. ,
Sssicty Miss Mary Watkins washed
her hair last Wensdey AFTERNOON and
came down and sat in the back yard TO
lecve It dry IN the sun, amung those
setting on the tents watching it dry and
making polite remarks being Mr.. Benny
Potts and Mr.. Pubs SImkins.
Pome by Skinny Martin
How Shocking
: little sparrcrs sat on live wire
Singing rhcrrly,
2 Each put one foot on the ground
/ And then there was ony 3.
Things You Awt TO Know. Platnin
is more valuable than gold, so enybody
that swaps hunk of platinum for q
hunk Of gold il crazy.
Chawk marks neetly rubbed on o.
fentses and walls for ID cents u hour
The Lew Davis and Ed Wernick Rub
| bling Co. Advertisement
| Lost and ound;-Neither.
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HOW LILLIAN WRUNG HIDDEN
FACTS FROM MADGE AND
WHAT MOTHER GRAHAM
DID

Lillian's query so astonished me
that for second or two | could only
cape ludcrously at her. But IT gal
vanized my mother-in-law into rapid
speech. and effectually halted her trip
10 katie's room.
What dc you mcan?" she demanded
imperiously of Lillian, and | suppressed
little smile at her cavalier attitude.
To my doughty mother-ln-law all men
and women are alike. | believe she
would bully Lloyd George or President
Harding with equal aplomb.
Lillian rarely fails in courtesy to the
elder woman. but she evidently was toe
tensely wrought up for the amenities OF
life. Mother Graham, might not have
spoken for any attention which Lillian
paid to her. Instead, my friend cam,
over TO me, grasped me by the shoulder
and shook me in loving evaporation.
you were in some awful danger OF
that ride tc the hospital" she said Will
positive infection. You needn't den,
it, for | know a good deal. But ! wan
YOU to spill everything you know"
How did you know | asked be
wildered, for l had spoken no word eve
to Lillian of my wild ride and narroN
escape from the carload of drunken mer
For one thing, Allen suspected some
thing from the way your car came u
the drive-he was watching out for you
indeed, he was just about ready to &
out and hunt for you"
Lillian Is Insis tent.
A tiny thrill of grati6ed vanity, c
which / was instantly ashamed, ra
through the annoyance which ! felt &
this information. / was sure that MI
brakes watchfulness had its roots i
his love for bossing things and his di'
like of being thwarted. He had pract
cally forbidden me to go to the hospita
and / had driven quickly away to avoi
his company on the expedition, the offe
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THE CHARITY OF MR.. FOX.
Part IL.

PartlI.
Half hidden among the leaves OF
the tree Mr.. Postum sped Jimmy
Crow. his head cooked TO one side and
his bright eyes pecring down at MI
Postum. $50 you do not want Mr.. Fox's
gift! Kind, thoughtful Mr.. Fox
cawed Jimmy. "IIe is so charitable
with everything he had, cav, cav, cav =
II don't know how to get them back
20 him." said poor Mr.. Postum. Il
may be wrong about it, but somehow ]
feel that he wanted Mr.. Dog to find
these bones here IN my yard"
Your thought is right, Mr.. Pos
sum-" said Jimmy Crow flying TO q
lower limb of the tree. "Mr. Fox
steals goose and gives the gihlets il
aims. That is his idea of charity ano
YOU would not get even the homes Il
/ he did not want 10 get nd ot them
He does not wish Mr.. Dog TO find them
around his yard
But | don't see the 9iblets, sale
Mr.. Postum looking at the bones.
Mr. Crow lsughed loudly. "Oh
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&, y, Isrard Honored.

Clifford T.. iezard has returned from
Chicago. where he attended the meet
ing OF the American Institute of Ac-
countanta. lie was reelected TO the
Council and appointed n member OF the
executive committee. He also became
a associated with a number OF other ma
tional accountants which formed tho
National Affiliated Accountants. The
purpose IL to work as an organized
body.
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Plnkham's Vegetable Compound. 1
was in bed much of my timewith pains
and had to have the doctor every
month. One day found little
book in my yard in Guthrie, Oklaho-
ma, and read it through and got the
medicine-Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound-and took eight
bottles and used the Ssnative Wash-
/ atonce began to get stronger. Ihave
got many women to take it Just BY
telling them what it has done for me.
I have a young sister whom 1t has
helped in the same way it helped me-
I want you to know that am a
friend indeed, fof youwere . friend
inneed- -" Mrs. GEORGE HARDER,
lO43 Byram ST.. Los Angeles, CALI
foxnia.
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a heap of bones, for Jimmy Crow had
been busy all day long carrying bones
from MIR Possum's yard.
Jimmy had not gone 10 bed, either
He was sitting in tree close 10y watch
ing with sharp eyes Mr. Fox ms he stood
staring in surprise at the bones.
He steals goose and gives the
giblets in aims, quoted wise jimmy
with one of his loudcst cav, cav, caws
Mr.. Fox looked at the tree. II,
could just make out in the twilight
the form of jimmy Crow. What ar,
you talking about2" he asked, 90
haven't had goose in long time"
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City's Bank Balances.

City Treasurer White reports that
the Mayor and Council OF Wilmington
has n bank balance OF s1.7s0.3 2439
which includes n current account Of
81. 442 .300.s3 and the following special
accounts: Street paving tax. ISL, 1911
10: bond sale. s2ae.97t41: hsrbor i'm
provcrnent. s5s.2s11s.
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YOUR HEALTH
WHAT SIMPLE LIVING MEANS
IN CIRRHOSIS OF THE LIVER
Bv ROYAL S. COPELAND M. D.

Commissioner Of Health. New York city

WYE WON'T need 10 worry about some diseases, ]
M suppose when the temperance laws per
w fectly enforced everywhere. One Of these IL
eirrhoss OF the liver. In almost every instance it l.
duo to the abuse Of alcohol.
This is disease which attacks adults, and il
by enlar cement and tenderness Of the
liver
In cirrhosis the enlargement need not be constant
II may get big and small by spells of course, Their
arc other causes for enlargement OF the liver In per
,ons who nre overeshy there may BE- oversize OF thi
organ AZ we'll a. of all the other organs Tuberculosis
e,.ir h,ood d;.~ases ttnor and heart dsease have
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f.. P1nknAm 3
Vegetable Com
pound. ! have
taken it OF and
On for twenty
years and 1t has
helped me change
from a delicate
girl to a stout,
healthy woman.
When I was mar.
ried / was sick al
the time until /
took Lydia E.
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MODEL FOR A CLOTH FROCK

Rep is going to be one of the ultra
smart materials in which develop the
Fall frock of onc-piece type. This
iesign in navy blue is trimmed with
braid in self-color, interviewer with
pne threads of silver and coral. The
braids are among the loveliest OF the
new seasons trimmings. If preferred,
he inserted pockets may be omitted.
Sclf-material or soft, scmi-trans-
parent fabric may be used for the
gestee. Medium size requires 31
Yards 54-inch material, with yards
Of braid.
Pictorial Review Dress No. 1921.
Sizes, "a to 46 inches bust and Is to
20 years Price, IS cents.
Crosby 4 Hill Company are agent
for Pictorial Review Patterns. VIII
mington's leading stol for silk. wash
goods and wooden dress goods. 6o5
07-09 Market street.-Adv.
We are local distributors and carr
at all times full and complete lin
OF Pictorial Review Patterns-Ken
nard-Pyle Co.. 617-621 Market St.-Ad'
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TODAY'S INSTALLMENT.

"All is in order and this is your man,
eaid Holmes.
The officer gave the usual cautions:
Il arrest YOU on the charge of the
murder OF one Victor Savage, he con-
cluded
And YOU might add of the attempted
murder OF one Sherlock Holmes, re-
marked nv friend with chuckle. ITO
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Courts Take Recess.

journed from yesterday afternoon till
Monday morning.
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Answers to Health Questions

\. e. o--rs Their. any remedy I can
use that win remove brown spots from
the skin7
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A--I~non juice and perorHe OF hy-
drogen might prove h-ipful. but ~ ths
,pot. are due TO deposits OF pigment In
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The Sandman Story
BY Abby Phillips Walker

Copyright. 1922 by the Wheeler Syndicate. Inc n. v.
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T. X. o-por over two years have
Rad creepy feeling IN this right SIDE
Of my face. What would you advise me
10 do for this7 ~
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Al, IL ali right for -orns persons -
drink milk when eating FISH, provided
both milk and FISH are good and fresh.