davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1933-01-30
CHECK TOTAL DECLINES.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Checks cashed on individual bank ac-
counts in leading cities of the Federal
Reserve System showed 13 per cent
drop during the week ended January
25. as compared with the previous
period. In the table that follows total
debts are given for comparable periods,
as reported by the Reserve Board:
Week ended January Is, S5,509, ,829,-
900.
Previous week, s6.330, $4,000
Same week last year, s7,016,314, 900.
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PARIS BOURsE PRICES.

PARIS. January 80 (P).-Three per
cent rentes, rs francs 80 centimes; Az
per cent rentes, 1925.
Exchange on London. 86.82, The
dollar was quoted at 25.60;2.
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U. S. TREASURY BALANCE.
BY the Associated Press

Ey the Associated Press.
Treasury receipts for January 81
were s3,23o 904.19; expenditures, So
045, ,5470l; balance, s347, ,lO8, ,OO7.73. Gus
toms duties for 27 days of January were
S16,547, ,30287.
Evening star., 1933-01-30
INVESTMENT TRUSTS

NEW YORK, January 30 (P.-Over-
the-c counter market
Quotations as of I2 O'cIock)
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First Mortgage Loans

Lowest Rates of Interest and Commission
Thomas J. Fisher s. COMPANY, Inc.
Evening star., 1933-01-30

indyid1a! sale. siyen in this edition
edition yesterdays
Prev 1885, Stock and Sales Net.
Evening star., 1933-01-30
Mill Equipment Inquiries.

CHICAGO, January 80 R.-Myron
Il. Arms, president of the Aetna Stand
ard Engineering Co., said more inquiries
have been received for rolling mill
equipment in the last few months than
at-eny time during the first three-quar-
tefS of last year.
Evening star., 1933-01-30
SILVER QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK, January 80 CP).-Bar
silver 3s higher at 26 on buying by
China
Evening star., 1933-01-30

Eiyen In this edition.
Sales Of each stock this edition from yesterdays
Evening star., 1933-01-30
q. S. TREASURY CERTIFICATES
new YORK BANK STOCKS
tRsported by Chas. D. Barney

NEW YORK, January 80 (P).-Over-
the counter market:
Evening star., 1933-01-30
Bank Stocks Hold Steady.

New York City bank stocks were
slightly firmer during the past week,
the increase in the aggregate value
amounting to Sl0,883,00 The aggre-
gate value of the Is leading issues. ac-
coroing to records compiled by Holt,
Rose. & Troster, amounted at the close
Of the week to Sl,S04,27l 900, which
compares with total of sl,793, ,309 900
reported at the close of the previous
week, and with a total of 1929 ,695, 900
reported on May 81, 1882, the low
point of the depression. The average
yield Of the l6 stocks is now $50 per
cent
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4 BOX
4 DAY,
BY BRUCE CATION

Kenny WREN" by f. H. Young,
- is tale that may seem quaint
to American readers. 1t revolves
about the fact that social caste lines
still are tightly drawn in Eng
land; it poses a problem which, in
America, hardly would be a problem
at all
But because of the authors skill
at creating characters and arous-
ing sympathy and understanding
for them, it is noVal which a great
many American readers are going to
enjoy.
It tells of two sisters, Jenny and
Dahlia Kendall, who have come
down in the world. Their father
was a "gentleman'-the world still
has a SPECIAL meaning in England
who married very much beneath
him.
He brought them up as young la
dies should be brought up, but died
just as they reached Womanhood
and left them and their mother
pennileSS.
The mother, accordingly, moves to
town and opens a rooming house;
and the girls find themselves in an
embarrassing and depressing sit
uation They are in the lower class
now and they have to make the best
Of it.
This doesn't bother Dahlia much;
for she, as she boasts, would viii
lingly go out with the chimney
sweep, if she happened to like MIN.
But it is hard for Jenny to swal-
low
She does contrive to meet the
son of the local squire, but her fall
is too much for her; the young
squire goes his way and Jenny has
to make the best of a match with
a poor but devoted dealer in an
tique furniture.
All of this, somehow, becomes
very readable and charmingly quaint
under Miss Young's def touch The
book, published by Harcourt, Brace
] {, Co, sells for $3.50.
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Contract Bridge

one overcalllng partners suit bid OF
one it also is a forcing bid.
East passed There have been
two constructive bids. Shall South
now go to the no trump or shall he
seek additional information?
While 1 do not favor the bidding
of three card suits as a general
practice, there are times when it
must be used to make a cOnstruc-
tive bid.
Therefore. I would recommend in
this hand that South reply with a
did Of one spade.
This is another one over one fore
ing bid, and in addition, it is the
third constructive bid. There is no
question that South would prefer
the contract to be hearts rather
than no trump if North holds
good five card heart suit.
His partner can not pass either
the one over one force or the third
constructive bid. To respond with
two hearts would be making a sign
off bid: therefore, North elected TO
make the fourth constructive bid
and overcalled the bid of one spade
with a bid Of two diamonds.
This is a fourth constructive bid
and definitely states that the part
nership has elected to carry the
hand to game.
It is a game force just the same
as an original forcing two bid or
original forcing three bid.
South now responds with two no
trump. The jump to three no trump
would be inviting slam, and he is
not interested in a slam in this
hand unless his partner has some
reserve strength.
1t is better to bid two no trump
to give partner an opportunity TO
show whether he holds a five card
heart suit.
After the bid of two no trump,
North could not allow the hand to
be played at no trump, but should
respond with three hearts, showing
a coed f1ve-Card heart suit.
This is all the information that
South needs to carry the contract
to four hearts-as a matter of fact,
he would be justified in bidding
five hearts.
However, even after a bid of five
hearts, North should pass, as his
partner may be expecting to find
strength in diamonds.
]
The Play
East would open the king of dia-
monds. Declarer wins in dummy
with the ace and Immediately re-
turns the eight Of diamonds, allow
ing East to win with the ten.
East probably will return a club
which declarer should win in dunn
my with the ace, then lead the jack
of spades and win with the queen
He now should lead his jack OF
diamonds. If East refuses to cover
it should be trumped in dummy
with the nine of hearts.
A club is returned from dummy
and trumped, and then another
diamond is led and tr0mped il
dummy with the jack of hearts.
All the declarer must lose is g
heart trick, and his contract of five
odd would be made.
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Women of
43 Nations
Summoned
Invited to international
Congress at Chicago,
July 1922.

Women Of forty-three countries
have been invited to attend an in
terna ional congress or Our Com
mon consolidation" to be
sponsored by the National Council
of Women at the Palmer house, in
Chicago, July 1922.
An advisory committee Of dis
tinguished American women joined
with the officers of the council in
isel'ing invitations this week.
This committee includes Miss
Grace Abbott, Miss Jane Addams,
Judge Florence E. Allen, Miss Mary
Anderson, DR.. S. Josephine Baker,
Mrs. Mary R. Beard, Mrs. Harriet
Stanton Batch, MIS-. Carrie Chap
man Gait, DR.. Lillian M. GiIbreth,
Mrs. Ruth Bryan owen, DR.. Valera
H. Parker, Mrs. Percy V. Penny
hacker, Mrs. Franklin Delano Roose-
welt, Mrs. Hannah G. Soloman, Miss
Mary Van Kleeck and Dr.. Mary E.
Woolley
The purpose Of the congress, as
defined by the president of the
council, Miss Lena Madesin Phillips,
in a foreWcrd which accompanies
the invitation, is TO help women
find the keys, through governmental
and economic planning, which will
admit us to our house of plenty"
and bring the worldwide depression
to an end"
The National Council Of Women,
which sponsors the congress, held
similar congress at the worlds
fair of 1893. The council was one
of the first large women's organiza-
tons founded in this country and
has membership Of Approximate
ly 100000.
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chronic catarrhal condition. Have
tried nose drops and ordinary catarrh
remedies without results
Answer: Mix Yilane Powder with
warm water, as per directions, and
shuttle up nostrils several times daily.
This starts drainage. quickly relieving
the pain. After each 5nuiflinE. insert
little Mentho- LaXene Salye up nos
trilS.
NJ. A. NJ. asks: Il am very discour-
aged over ny condition. Am SO weak
work Have been losing weight too.
and have no appetite and do not sleep
we'll Please advise
Answer: You are evidently suffering
from Anemia. which is an impoverished
condition of the blood. To build up
rich. red healthy blood and strengthen
the nerves. take Cadomene Tablets over
a period of several weeks.
W. o. K. asks: Am frantic with
an itching skin, together with a con
slant crop of ugly pimples. What
should l take
Answer: Obtain 3-grain Sulpherb
Tablets mot sulphur tablets and take
"a
mouths These tablets purify the blood
and correct faulty elimination.
T O. L. writes: "As a regular read
er of your column. wish you would
advise a good treatment for colds.
Nothing l have yet found seems to
help much"
Answer Obtain Meutho-Laxene Salve.
Use as per directions, and you should
find it an exceptional aid in edccting
a speedy recovery from all cold trou-
bleS.
Mrs. F. b. H. writes: Every night
for several weeks my sleep is broken.
There is pain and irregular e.imina-
tion and frequently l have severe
backachoS.'
Answer: A stimulant diuretic to the
Kidneys. Balmwort Tablets. should
overcome the condition in a very short
time
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JOBS DAUGHTERS
TO SPONSOR TEA

Jobs Daughters, under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Ralph V. Roberts and
Mrs. Warren Stroupe. will sponsor
a musical tea at the Millersville Ma
sonic temple at 2 Saturday after
noon.
The program will include a group
Of songs by Mrs. Anna Bell, Mrs.
Juliet Shaw and Mrs. Lola Crockett,
accompanied by Mrs. Dorothea Da-
Wis. Mrs. Glenethel Thrush will
present a group of Negro songs and
Mrs. Ruth Reddick will give several
readings.
Pupils of the Peggy Lou Snyder
dancing studio will dance and Miss
Louise Crabb will play the accor-
dion. Miss June Roberts will play
for the dance numbers.
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Plans Made for
Columbia Club
Monthly Party

Mrs. G. L. Ramey will be hostess
for the monthly luncheon bridge
party to be held at 1890 Wednes-
day at the Columbia Club.
Assisting her will be Mesdames Ira
A. Minnick, George L. Clark, H. H.
Martin, w. H. Remy, Fred KrauSs,
George S. Olive and T. F. Carson.
Out-of- town hostesses will be
Mrs. L. Paynter of Anderson, and
MesdameS r. O. SchloSser. w. Mon
roe Schlosser, Ralph Kemp. E. o.
Burget and George c. Cullom, all of
Frankfort.
Mr. J. Hart Laird. club hostess. is
in charge of reservations and ar
rangements.
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Cadomene Restores Health, Strength

~ Gray Court. writes: Three weeks
ago my nerves were all shot. I could
not hold a glass still Spells came over
me. was so weak and helpless. My
skin looked transparent. My family
thought my time was short. My wife
said It's four years since I was re-
leved of auemia. and l was on the
verge of nervous prostration. Why
don't You take Cadomene?" Well. I
have since taken Cad0mene Tablets
and my nerves are better. I weigh more
and have more pep. Your medicine
l. ram q VI hla
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Liver Good
If Dreamed
or Baked
Meat Is Considered One
Of Best for Building
Up Blood.
BY SISTER MARY
- .nr.-Lnn AlrtArr

Since liver is considered one Oh
the best foods in the world loI
building up the blood, many mothers
are interested in methods OF COOK
ing it other than frying it with oa-
con or smothering it with onions.
Calves liver has scared in price
since it has gained its widespread
reputation. but beef liver and pig
liver still are cheap and quite as
valuable as the expensive calves
liver.
Thev are not as delicately fla
vored. to be sure, but the food value
is there just the same.
Creamed liver and bacon is bet
ter dish for small children than the
ordinary fried liver and bacon
served in many households.
Dreamed Liver
Thrce-fourths pound liver, thin
slices bacon. 2 tablespoons butter, 2
tablespoons flour, II cups milk, 4
teaspoon pepper.
Dice liver and roll in flour sea-
bacon and use drippings to saute
liver. Shake liver over a low fire
until tender.
Meanwhile, melt butter, stir in
flour and slowly add milk, stirring
constantly Bring to the boiling
point and pour over prepared liver.
Heat thoroughly and serve on hot
toast, garnishing with crisp broiled
bacon.
BAKED BEEF LIVER
This recipe may appeal more to
the woman who lives in the country
and has buttermilk at hand. How
ever, buttermilk can be purchased at
nearly all city diaries.
Two pounds of beef liver, s thin
slices of bacon, l medium size on
ion, 2 cups Of canned tomatoes, 2
tablespoons Of sugar, : teaspoon of
pepper, IL steWed prunes.
Let liver stand in sour butter
milk over night or Tor six or eight
hours When ready to cook, remove
from buttermilk and wipe dry
Lay bacon over surface and faSten
with wooden toothpick. Cut peeled
onion in thin slices and place in a
liver on bed of onions, add tOma-
toes sugar pepper and steWed
prunes, with one-half cup of prune
juice.
Cover baking dish and bake one
and one-half hours in a moderate
oven. Serve from baking dish.
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South, the dealer, has a choice
between two bids-a no trump or
one club. He holds the tenace 'osi-
ton in spades and also clubs. How
ever, due to the ace and one dla-
mond. he elected to bid one club.
West passed and North responded
with one heart. This is the second
constructive bid and as it is a one
over one bid-that is, a suit bid OF
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MeetiR0 Is Set -

Queen Esther auxiliary, o. E. S.
will hold a regular business meeting
at 2:3O Friday at the Masonic tenn
pie with Mrs. Goldie Smith as hos
tess. The program will include
music by Milton Dill, SoloiSt, and
band music.
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Mrs J. r. Farrell will conduct a
class in hostess badge for all second
class Scouts, starting at $50 Satur-
day at the Banner WhitehiIl Furni-
ture Company.
Southeast high school group will
meet at 1915 Saturday at the nome
of Eileen WestOver, IS South Audi
bon road.
New candidates for the week we're:
Mildred Postel, Dorothy Buckles,
Ruth Schleille, Virginia Bishop, Vir-
GINA Heath, Martha Steinham,
Genevieve Ketchum, Mary Alice
Sauter, troop 10; Mary Catherine
lakewood, troop 20; Jane Corwin,
troop %; Madge King, Magnolia
DeHart, Hannah DeHart, Esther
Alexander, troop 81.
Tests passed during the weeks
troop activity were: Observation
Virginia Homer, Elnore Sanner
Mildred Eggert, Irene Reimer, Es-
Their Herbig, Dorothy Trues, and
Francis Hatfield, troop 10; and COM
pass, Audree Sablosky, troop 10.
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BY W. L. M'KENNEY
SerretarY American Bridge LeaFue

TINE following hand is an interest
L ing example Of constructive bid
ding. As has been explained previous
IN. in the constructive one over one
system Of contract bidding the third
constructive bid should be consid-
cred forcing, while the fourth con-
structive bid definitely states that
the side has agreed to go game.
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THANKFUL LETTERS
Free From BoiIs for 5 Years

NORTH ATTLEBORO. MASS.-Mrs.
Mary NJ. Newell l29 Fisher St. writes:
II can not speak too highly Of your
Sulpherb Tablets. l was troubled with
boils on different parts Of my body
about five years ago. As soon as one
healed. | got another After taking
two boxes Of Sulpherb Tablets l was
completely free. About two weeks ago
I got another big boil I said TO my
husband. Get those Sulpherb Tablets
I got them and am now well, ana not
another boil has appeared. etc
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Pleased With 8 Pound Gain

RAYENNA. Mich-NIr. Joseph Stark.
r. X. No 8. writes: Just a word
about what Hypo- Nuclane Tablets did
for me. Being underweight and read
them. and although have only taken
two boxes SO far. have gained s
pounds. Needless to say. l am very
pleased, ETC."
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No More Getting In Nights

r. K. =. writes: Il have just finished
taking a box of Balmwort Tablets and
they are certainly the best tablet made
for anyone getting up nights because
of a weak irritated bladder Before 1
took Balmwort Tablets. I had to get
up every night, but now I am never
bothered in the least and sleep the
while night through
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Severe Cough Yields Quickly

CLEVELAND, OHIO.-Mrs. ]. Wolf.
42O5 Ollie Ave. writes: Am anxious
to let you know the benefits We de-
rived from Essence Mentho-Laxene. We
had severe coughs which would yield
to no other medicine. and therefore,
we are very grateful to You for the
wonderful results obtained from Mem
tho-Laxene. l assure you l will glad
ly recommend it to my friends"
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Cardiol Ends Sciatica

SEABRIGHT. CALF. - Miss Lena
Garner writes: Il am going TO tell
YOU how wonderfully Cardiol Tablets.
for rheumatism. helped me. | suffered
with Sciatica in both my back and
hips for over a wear. Then purchased
one package Of Cardiol Tablets and
after taking several days. ! began TO
feel great relief and now am per-
fectly happy that they have helped me
so wonderfully Your Health and
Beauty hook is worth many dollars 10
me, ETC."
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GIRL SCOUT NEWS BRIEFS

Mrs. Charles Cole taught the
Scouts of Troop SO several new
songs Tuesday at broadway M. E.
church.
Scouts in the signaling class Of
Troop % passed the test for second
class. The first aid class will go
to the examiner next week.
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Daily Recipe
BEAN SCHWAYGAN
Maine WOode)

ID Ian DOIl w ~ l VI a.
maine Woods
Make soup stock of ham
bones, soup meat and any
available vegetables. Strain it.
let it get cold and skim off
the surface fat.
Soak a pint of dried beans
over night, scarlet runners
preferred. Drain off that wa
ter and put the beans in two
quarts of soup stock.
Cook slowly for five hours,
stirring frequently. Season
with a level tablespoon of
salt, a tablespoon of butter
and a quarter teaspoon of
pepper.
Cook for half an hour after
putting in the seasoning and
add slices of cook sausage
just before taking it from the
fire.
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Head Catarrh Relieved

MUNCIE. lND-"For several years
I suffered terribly with sinus trouble
and, no matter what l tried, | could
find no relief. One day. while reading
your Questions and Answers 1 no.
ticed where Vilane Powder was recon-
lnended for it. so l bought q bottle
and. Oh, how it helped me. I think
it is wonderful. have since recon-
mended it to nine different friends.
and they. too found wonderful relief.
I can not say too much for it"
tSigned) Mrs Ada Haney. R. r. No. 5.
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Plans .Ji0-S0lN P0rtn

Miss Estella Riley, 723 East Nc
Carly street, will be hostess for the
jig saw puzzle party to be given by
the Prospect Dramatic Club, o. E.
S. Friday night.
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InformatlOn Note. Bv readlng the
questions and answers above. you msy
find a case similar 20 your own. II so.
the medicines recommended can be OBJ
tanned from Hooks Dependable Drug
Stores. Haag's, WalSreen 5, Liggett's,
Clark & Son. b. NJ Keene. Victor
Pharmacy. Binklev Pharmacy. Dris-
kells. a {. Fritz. Painters. MaurinG's
and any progressive druggist.
a COPY Of DR.. Baker's great guide
book. "Health and Beauty" containing
12S pages Of fascinating. interesting.
helpful Information. health and beauty
secrets. comments on love. courtShip.
marriage. etc. together with trial pack
ages of Suthol Tablets and Casca Roy
al Pills. sent 10 any address upon re-
CENT Of 10 cAntS coin.
Address: Medical Director The Black
hurn Predicts Co.. 500 College ST.,
Dayton, Ohio, Advertisement
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I've been ADVISED against giving them
cough medicines that contain any
Opiate, vet l find most of them do
contain these drugs. Can you recon-
mend one that doesnt?'
Answer: The drugs mentioned are
indeed not good for children and are
often put there to deceive YOU about
real relief. Essence Mentho-Laxene.
obtainable at any drug store. Is free
Of such drugs and brings quick and
lasting relief from all coughs due to
colds.
Mrs. n NJ. l. writes: DO you know
Of anything TO relieve periodic pains
and headache? I suffer terribly dur
ing those periods and a safe pain
remedy would surely he welcome
Answer; Try 5-grain Su-thol Tab
let's, ob;aiuable at any good drug store
Thousands of women now use these
tablets regularly. with splendid re-
suits.
r. p. writes: Have taken Balm
wort Tablets for sluggish kidneys with
splendid results Now please advise
medicine for painful rheumatism. Il
affects my legs and feet
Answer: L Sc Cardiol Tablets to aid
elimination and Counteract the acids
and poisons which are doubtless the
cause OF much rheumatism, umhaGo
and govt trouble. Quick relief from
the distressing pain can be found in
5grain Su-thol Tablets.
c. p. F. asks; according TO
weight chart. l am about fifteen pounds
under-weicht. How can gain?
Answer \ good hrm flesh produc-
ing compound Is Hypo-Nuclaue Tab
LET'S. Take with your meals. Drink
two quarts of whole milk daily and do
deen breathing exercises. morning and
night.
Answer TO Miss O. L: Precipitation
OdorS. armpit odorS foot odors are
caused by decayinc waste matter in
the skin pores To purify the pores
and Danish nh traces of odor. use
medicated CHEN soap regularly for
toilet and bath. IL is dclicately per
fumed, is beiunfying to the skin and
leaves no medical odor.
NJ X X asks: "Have always been
troubled with constipation. Every rem
edy l have tried so far loses its effec-
tivenesS and requires increasing dose"
Answer: You viii find by trial that
Casca Royal PILLS are sure. gentle in
action. ana always reliable.
A. c. c. asks: What can I take
for indigestion. which is followed by
pressure of gas. belchinR and bilious
attacks. Much obliged"
Answer; To correctly aid the func-
lions Of the stomach take Triopeptlne
Tablets for several weeks. II bowels
are sluggish. also take Cssca Royal
Pills.
]. T. n asks: after cold. suf-
,fered with severe headache just above
ana between the eyes. due l think ~
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Club WiII~ Gather

Miss Carolyn Atkinson, 1884
Broadway, will be hostess for the
regular business meeting of the
C0mptometer Club at tonight.
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BROOKLYN. y. Y.-Mrs. C. Guilty.,
G65 McHonough St. writes: II used
10 suffer greatly with pain periodically
until I~tried your Suthol Tablets,
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They surely do relieve the pain and
am never going to be without them
again"
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Health Question. Answered
BY The Late DR.. Lewis Bakers Associates
An Advertisement

Telling and to Trustworthy
of
HypONucane TOpeptne Vnane ETC.
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]. 7. q asks: after cold. I suf-
ifered with severe headache just above
ana between the eyes. due ! think to