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-New British Giant Plane
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- To Have Atlantic Test in '32
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bade in Cana4a by the Makers'
of Velreera. and Kraft Salad
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London: --A British leviathan of the
ali'the largest ev‘tr built in this' coun-
try, rivaling the German Dornier DO -X,
is nearing completion at the Vickers
Supermarine Works at Southampton
and is expected to he ;enriched early
next year.
Fitted with six 900 horse power
Beiheltoyce engines ,designed to pro -
discussing, the machine recently said
the metal Which is beiog Chiefly used
•ter theitlYieg boat is duralumln, which,
while being as light as aluminum, .1s
much stronger.. 'it is heated by a pro:
cess which makes It Immuae to attack
by salt air and 'set. Water.
Every part, of the machine likely 0
be subjected 'to severe stress and
strain will be put through testa On ma -
duce a speed of 145 miles an hour, and? chines coostreeted for the pinpo.se,
stated to, have •a,greater lifting cater.; arid. when Winched will take the water
than the German Ship; the Machine. in 'Precisely the same way as a liner.
The wing is constructed • in metal
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except for the ceverieg of the trailing
Portiou, which,ls or fabric.' The; main
when tested *111 carry out experitneety
al trans-Atlantia flights' and may eiten-
tuallybe used for a southern Atlantic
snail ;Service. •'. . • ,., ' : , , , : .: p rue me ;a, oS„arainl„ess.steel, in-
. Billt,As ,an experiment to tieorder eluding .the inisc- &Tering; which pro. -
of , the British: Alr •Miaiatry;, the Ma.. vides•the torsional rigidity essentialJO
chiee. Will MeaSure. from: Whig titi to afmeneatilane Wing.- ; `,r'•': • 1,' ... • ' :'
wing ti 174 'feet,the lior. fro-in:nose! • Wind' tunnel eiperinrients inade,,with
;to tail being 107 feet. Semeintileatiote a • Seale model ' 'Aloate that the''"'neyn.
he its isize can be gauged troin the fact rnadhilie'Wfil Itaie'-a landing •sPeet14. of
that, with a .full cenipleinen of pie: 72% miles an hour,' a.rate of „climb Of
sengers.:_aard-erinv,_:=1-Med t-wilr1.-750--feet-A- min u e, -a-norreal-range
weigh nearly thirty-IIV.e . tens. '• 750 feet a minute,. a normai,range
An °Metal of Vickers' aircraft banch 1,300 Miles.,
1(tateliti"--Mea,lord....
(es Good' . - See yoUr.
It's Even. Better' , Get our ,prites
irf . THE BEST
iaf Zeicipelin ---
Adds to Long Log
•The Knight . Mfg &
• Lbr. Co. Ltd.; Meaford
Big German D,irigible's Trip
•• • • . to, Arctic Caps Remark-
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31 ' record 6 . or,
wl Laffs
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We have it on good authority that
• If You begin 'Saving right away you
may be able to buy the third antl.
smallest toe of the left hind foot of a
turkey for Thanksgiving. Gabby Ger-
trude stryi the has titled a let'of make -
illy In 'her time, but never for her, mind.
"Handle 'With- Care" has the same.
meaning to the railroad mai that "No
Admitta,nce" has to the hook agent. A
Term paper sari; that ,coWegthat are
Thifftinilleavily may drink 300 Pounde,
of water a day. In the old days
we bad to pun* water for 'em we had 't
the idea that th;e amount was nearer • i3y Lauren It).•Lyinan, in the
Voyages •
300 barrels: The average idea•• N Y Ti "
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of a husband • is a, combination 'of ' ' '
•Bilddy Rogers, RudY.'Vailtie, Johi. Ii::-. The Graf Zeppelin, which recently
Itriekefeller and Job...But- yon ought hari been,nosing, about iti the North
to see the one she eventually marries! polar regions, although no longer a
gave you heard Of the Scotchman POO
tdok his•own tablecloth to. a, night club
to avoid •'th'e cover charge?. A .street
•corner grouch was shocked yesterday
when he saw a girl with two holes. ire.
;one *dating:, but •-sportinr-a--brand
novelty,, is still one .of the. Marvels of
this geronautibalt' age. •
• Finishein September., '1928
d. r,- ; the.
'Graf started on her career as a. world
rover the following month and since,
A...1.en _has flowa?clese.,:to..125,000.-ralles,.
new permanent wave, and what do you•has carried about .2,000 passenger%
think of that? „ "What we, think is how "and . has returned many thousands `of
hioathe" world did he happen to notice dollars in mail, freight and 'passenger 1.1
the , 'aehaye ". • • tariffs to her owners. She cost
course., lay north of MosCew, and to
Viatka the Airship followed the 60th
parallel: Then, mitering -Sibertia,,,Eck-
ener elected a Great Circle curse,'
• cutting up as far as Let, 63 and, then
down again bver Ajan and NikOlaie-:
vsk •an.d across • to Tokyo!, The dire.
tame WAS 0,880 Miles, andtthe airship
made Jt in 101 hours 50 initiates, .ar-
riving Aug. 12. „*. '
• Four days ,later the airship started
'for the 'United S'tatet. ' Following gen-
erally ...the, Great Circle Coarse be-
tweee the 40th. and 50th p'erallels, She
made the Pacific, crossing in At hears.
12 minutes, between Tokyo and Ban
Franciseo.
•After circling San'Franeiseo Bay ,the
Airship continued to Lat',Annelee, com-
pleting this 5,500 -mile leg in 78 • hours
59 minutes. 'Here several .Members
of the -crew left the Airship tp-lightea.
the load across the high plateau re-
gio4. of 'Ihe, Southern United,- States.
Coming 'by way of Texas, she visited
'El Paso, then swung...girth over
413-4-0 0 0 -r -tux% -alt roiig.er
MX�ToWTelt-ful-ea-reer--she-has--tritintpliantly
At it --.TO wear pants: 'viedicated Dr, Eckener's confidence in ,
;riNnat4akeher-st--the7-morning-of-
Aug. 29,..tWenty-one dayt and, a few' .
At 8, -To ,miss Sunday SehoOL• lighter -than -air craft, Eisen) hours after the start. she • has .
"t At 12 -To be President close • close •to disaster .!, on two occasions, I • .4t was a great, aehievetnent,- and the
----At '14, -.To wear long pants • • 1•Once, members of her own crew saved LrecOrd stood until this. Sunamer, When
At -18, -To have mOnogrammed diger- her and another tinie a detachment off Pos an atty made the trip, in a
ettes. • French ;soldiers, hastily mustered , as little More than eight and a half days
in flight " to
At 20 -To take a show girl out $o a ground crew, went to her resoue in an airplane. The return,flight
-anmer., • • .•; . • • 1..Gouthern-France-Whem-ProPeller shafts -1:Friedrichshaten.- was •uheventfnl, the
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At 25 -To have the price at a din 7 °n several motors eGraf Completing itin 67 heeitS 9 min-
raCked at the start.,
of one of her six.transailaritic voyages. utes. "
Last year the dirigible made per.
Off to a Good Start . *1
haps, its most significant voyage When
„ The first voyage of the. Graf Zeppe- 't fIew wlth1
goods and passen
gers from Friedriehshafen to Pernam-
buco, Brazil, in four days. It contin-
ued to Rio de Janiero and'then turned
! north for Lakehurst, and after a refuel-
ing stop; for which the navy charged
at the rate of $2,000 a day, the wan-
derer • 'again sail -A: •-for-home. • The
• round trip we' s' made in. eineteen days.
In that trip, which coveted Close. to
16,000 miles, the airship stopped at
ports •in four countries,. and Dr. Eck-
ener announced that aft airship ser-•
vice connecting Europe with the South
American markets on a three-day
schedule was feasible. • • . '
This scheme is to be tried with three
round trips „„this ,year, , according to
Lufthansa plans, in which planes, and
airships will eornbine to speed the tra-
velers and the air freight.
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CANA:mit he
Naomi
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TORONT
Recreation and
• education for
all the family.
Features and
attractions on a
• huge scale,
Costly exhibits
honk every
• Country.
"Orientia," iupreme triumph of the
• pageant trosters' art will depict mystic
,• charm of the East nightly before the
• dstand.....St. Hilda's Band Jand) five times world champions;
Cavalla's and thirty other bands . .
. Exhibitiort 2,000 -Voice Chorus most
famous of all choral organizatiobs in
four concerts Sat.; Aug. 29. Thurs.,
Sept., 34Tues.; Sept. 8. SatttSept. 12, •
. Sixth orld Championship Mara-
thon Swim, sport spectacle Of inter-
• national renown . . Admiral of
• .the•Fieet Earl Jellicoe to officiate a• t
impressive OpeningDay cereal ()flies
---• • .. another million-dollarp eminent
building this year, die Horse Nate
. . etc., etc
▪ 14 us send illustrated literature.
• Reduced.rat6 by rail, steamship and
buses. Consuk.
local agents.
Plan tb visit
the' Catuttliaa
National Ert.
hibition this
year - Augtist,
28 to Septem,,
bet 12.
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At- 35 --Tp, eat, dinner.' t. • '•
At 55, -Ta digest din
Hays -."HoW come you, always
smoke quarter cigars?" . • .
Mays --"Somebody always smokes
the .other three-quarters."
Caller (to •doctor, who has already
been- awakened- • three -times)-"Hi,
Doctor, Mr..Jsnnings little boy has
swallowed a moutel"
Doctor ---"Tell him to swallow' the
cat, then."
Myself
.A. little bit grayer,'
A little bit slower,
A little bit older, ,
But still•a good goer..-
A little bit wiser,. '
A. little bit kinder,
To everyone's failings
A little bit blinder.
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Cunningham (1ti 'restaurant) -"Per-
kins, how can you eat with a knife?"
• Perkins -"it is not so easy as it
looks. Look around at the other •din-
ers; riot one of them can do it."
Harris (to fiancee)' -"I haven't the
courage to, tell your father of my
debts."
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Flaucee-"What .cowards you men
are! Father hasn't the courage to tell
You 'Of 'hie debts." •
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Esther -"I'm not Ou.speaking terms •
with Jimmie. The mean thing would I
not give me his seat at the barber's '
this morning."
Old men who work are usually bap-
• lin started auspiciously enough. With
sixty-one persons aboard, Including the
eighteen passengers, and nearly a ton
of pay load in' the form of mail arid
goods, the Graf. left Friedrichshafen
ea --Oce --14;-.1928. • She cruised ,slowlY
across Europe, over France to the
Mediterranean during the day • and
then hugged the coast line, crossing
near Gibraltar to 'the African coast
and then went out to sea. Weather to
the north was not the best and Dr.
Eckener guided the big dirigible oe a
southerly route for the first 1,000 miles
of the ocean crossing:
• Everything went well until •the Graf
.reached the vicinity of Bermuda and
started north toward Lakehttrst Then;
caught in the grip of vertical air cur-
rents, the Graf swungout of •Its paral-
lel plane almost to the perpendicular.
Young Knut Eckener, son of the com-
mander,, was •at the helm. • In the
Cabins, passengers were tossed about ,
as they never 'had been , on a liner'
Vegetables Called Secret
iet Life in China
Slowly the big ship reeponded,abut the1
strain 'dn. the • tail .surW
taces as toe
great. The fabtic oft the lower side
of the port Alin ripped and the wind,
getting 'inside, whipped up a small
hurricane and tore its way, through
the • upper side of the fln, rending
scores .of square yards of the heavy
cetton 'Oath.
In two hours, however, • the agile
sailors had cut away shreds from the
big fin and had bound the edges to
the duralumin frame. They were
swinging around up there over, the
water in violent Wind and rain with,
every chance of falling and no chance
of rescue if they had fallen.
Pelping.-Chieese men and women
talre 'life easier than Americans or
Europeans, because, they eat vege-,
tables almost entirefy,t,is the opinien,
of Dr: H. Necheles, German' research
physician„ who has conspleted several
mottths of study •of Chinese diet and
its effect upon the race -at the Peiping
Monti Medical College here.
Dr. Necheles came to Chigirfroin
Chicago, where ho had made simile.*
studies of the effect of diet upon be-
havior.- He is returning toEurope to
carry his studies further:dElperimeats
here have convinced Dr. Necheles that
diet will explain Many important Chin-
ese e aracteristiesi.-asW
. ell as those
The airship .reathed land over the Of Americans and ether races.
plemthan thote who loaf. ,Ast old man Virginia coast and came north to' dock'
hasn't Such pleasant thingt. to sit doWnatLakehurst 111 hours and 38 min- You don't need to employ a trained
and thinkahout, that he can have very utes after leaving Friedrichtlrafen. Oft nurse to nurse a grievance.
Much fun leafing. • some msn are the way.. hack Dr. Eckener elected a '1 ••
chronic failures .because they are etet-
'nally trying to do somethinr• tliey
can't do. But more of them t no-
where becaUee instead of tryi.e to rid
soinething, they pertist chiefly in do-
ing nothing.
Jimmy -131d Moses have dyspelisia
like What we've got?"
Daddy -'How On eatik de I knoW?
Why do you ask Such aquestion?"
Jimmy -"Our Sunday School teach-
er says -the Lord gave Moses two tab
lets."
1nofthetn. route and followed the Great
1Circle. The return trip was made in '•
168 hours and 46. Minutes.
The next ,voydge of importance
1 came in March, 1929, when the Graf
jiZeppelin, with a passenger . list of
20, visited Palestine, flying • down
across Eatteen. Eutope Mid Turkey to
Asia Mihor and return, a distance of
4,968 miles', with everything working
smoothly. Tivo Months Intel- came
the second start fOr the Milted States
Is a irelitniliarY to a World voyage:
The Start Of the delayed veyage
ALIO2810 SEPT.1 31 oaths ott Atig. 8, arld She made the
. .12nritiotasANDs
• Westward pastage to Lakehurst by
ave foinad that Eagle!,
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,CACKE. BLOW'S 1146d Itc OistageliVale
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•TWO " Settiont
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Before the winter a sword 'of ice
Advances under flurries •Siti,WY-geited,
The,')eavet,:of :breeze shall ;sturdily be
".•plated • ``,` ' •••1,!` •
A.53darmared itte-tr4ei are! I shall
• twice
W-atele-fr-Ostengra-vg-the grennd with
its device, •• • ' •
Shall onCe, with many a blowing,
branch, withhold
The silver; snow upon a leg et geld.
So 4o fight the winter year on year.
,And in the spring, heeding the gentle
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TBet9w,beoe.ina. iwtheo .Dbilaryd ;,. the
p,..s:tuttlittir •
squirrel b.:
4 . fthe squirrel, ' ' •• . -
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'No summer sOunda--tio Inernieg• ehan.-
• tieleer„ • . • ',. , • ,
Or droning he;e, Or' -cattle :munching
. cud; • , •.: .: . , `. ' . • :
Would see no bursting rose deface the:
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Wouldhave a world of autumn andof
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sprint; •. ,
ha-Ve two season's, only; that
• might •
Forever watch the flying, not the flight
Of blinsi. -.forever-hear the .thrushes
Of temmer--,cummer be the unknown
• thing, b •
Or winter be unknown -and never
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'net anaw-,-in7-falling4-Onl-y-.-.-fall8-on
• Strobel.
Since the first fur farm was started
in Switzerland in 1223 that industry
has thrived so that at present there
are more than fifty such farms and
the number of fur animal raisers hap
risen to about 3,500, reports the Ber-
ner Tagwacht of June 17.. The farm-
ers are united in a nation-wide orient.
zation and attach special importance
to the production of high-class furs:
A Good Character
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• The noblest contribution which
any Altair:eau-make-for -the benefit of
posterity is , that of good character.
-J. Win thiop.
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istoirottr4/Lumo :•Truxx,.,ei.oxt4eGOODS
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sa ers:. Toronto Tire and Ttsdio „Sales: • '• • .
Co., 1914-5 Dundas West, Toronte..
agg„..-4•TENV.'.1,931.4192 CALTAT.10Gliwk, ' ' • • ..-ct
.4tito,^:AccesSories: TiseS,„- • :"ip.oftp.•',"': : 4
Good B1cnces
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- City -Of Berlin Runs Farm .
' BerlireAlthough. Berlin with :10
more than, 4,0,00,000 ihhabitants Sug- . •
geeteanything hut agriculture, 10
inunleipality owns and farms ,49,400:' ; •
acres within the city limits. • '
•The principal Crops 'are-putatoes • a,. .,
and carrots, • of Atthich 28,602 tons and .
17;600 tops, reSPeetivelY, were her- . ' ,
• vestedlast year. [Grains, hay and.
feedi litiniat the; totar 061d- th-'0,000- ..z.: -
tone. ; • •
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This year's yield is expected bp' ehow
a considerable falling 'off because of
cool, wet•Sunitiler, which las retarded ,
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To be censciduS that you are ignores ,• '
ant . isa great step to knowiedge..• •
Benjamin Disraeli:
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Pesky :
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them with.,Aeroxon-r-,
Cleare:cenvenientrhygleni
the fly cateherwith the push
• pin and wider and longer rib- •
bpn. The glue on Aeroxon is .,
fragrant and sweet: Good for
....weeks.'...senticit_atill_not •
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• 8,31e Agents
3, EDGARM. GVN. BST.,
. PO. Box 25., Sherbrooke,fiatil! •
EROXON
FLYCATCHER
Gets the fly every time •
GREAT • BRITAIN
and back •
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SPECIAL ICEDUCt) third class
fare from Montreal to Belfast, Glad.
gow, Liverpeol, Plymouth or
Londol6 and back. Good goingfrom
Aug. 1st to Oct. 1th
Return portion valid for 3 year..
'Round trip. rate to Continental
points red
ANCHOR -VONALDSON
u:Pechcionperomplonrst4:11:altely.
. Two sailings a week.
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,.. or. Ray and Wellington Sta.
CUNARD UNE •
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or any steamship agent• n.t
CUNAD
FACE COVERED WITH PIMPLES
New-it-is-Almost-Clur-aed-Mer-liealth is Better
It needed courage to make this
admission : "My face waS 'covered
with pitriptei." But evidently this
woman sympathises with others who
sufr the embarrassing condition wbiCh
tr- troubled her.
She wrote to 11S entirely of her men
aecord•--giving her narneencl address -
out of sheer gratitude and a desire to
help others. This is the letter which
we have on Our files
"Some time agb my Sister reeceil-
nended me, to try Kruschen Salts for.
mblood,. as My face was covered with -
pimples. 1 arn now' using My sewed
bottle, and I ani delighted with the
results. My fade is alniost dear and.
I feel better in hilth.' I have advised
several of my friends to give It a trial,
as I Want than to benefit the same /1.4
hilVe done, You are et liheity to
publish this, as 1 Cannot be too
generous in my praise of Kruschen
Satts."-W, C, S.
Pimples, sem 'and bla.kheads are
paused . by a turidsivd, disordered
system, by those harmful gelds and
toxins which make your skfu break out..
So if You warit sntiftly to rid yourself
of that ugly, blemished tomplexion
and to Obtain beautiful§ smooth arid
soft skin --take Kruschen Salts. •
Kruschen Sethi are a perfect blend 6f
the six vital Celts which nerveft, glands,
blood and body orient ought to reetive
Odin fond it they're to work erne:My-
/out it's simply iinpossible to obtain
WORLDS GREATEST lA tnitiater recently niartied a young i 93 hours, flying
Best d t Ideat i
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The ..room ` __ow Mach?"
EXP 'SITIO '
Rt , • . ,. The •Mittistet-"Wha.terer yeti' think
It's 'Worth."
$1114.0004066 itViltitilit ,,,htt handed, mm 60 00110. 'The, Min-
UILDINGS, PARK tOttIPMENt ' ! ;ter Was a good SPort. Ile fumbled,
ssagititatecutliftYtAli The young mau heldtated, fumbled,
tge Southern toute n , n I 0 nfaiatteed-
5,185 miles. Three days Were spent in let whaes rhea a*e amiable
final preparations, end 'then the Graf es nudieir O*** children. • ,
Zetieeliti Started �i her reeord-break-
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itIg ctio ttilninti the Werld. That fourth. , gltidlEi Reati 5. a...„,...
ship traVel that Still ttandt -55 hours - • •• "••
30 Minutes td riedriehthafen at an
• . hnitated, then Counted out 20 Cents
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... nit • _leverage Speed et close to .1.00 Mites
• SAM 14AllifS IL W.VATtitS 740:11g0. atfd ifdlided the -rfeg .0 -
an heir. It Wee a great start for the
• Maar aenetal Mango. 1 . . .... ,_--...4e_.-2.:-.
world &id:86;MA refueling and gassing
Nothing mat Avo ever ath Jeved Were liattened at the hottie port.
' I without enthetiattil. •,.., ilalph Waldo .Aug. 14 she started lot -Tokyo, the . ..,
• ••011000W -4 ' • • - - - ---• -- - • • loagestlek of the•World jurney. The, - t • • ISSUE No., .- '3 1
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these salts in these ,dAys niderts.
Kruselien provides juSt that gentle
assistance your body organs need to
rid ....your •system keg -11101y of
clogging waste nrietter. When your
insidetis dead arid serene your., blood
courses through your veiris pure and
uncontaminated.' You are liealtiner
and you feel it. Your clearer MM.,
'Action end yoilt brighter eyes procialtir
ft. And your persistently high spirits
prove it. ,
Knuichen Salts is obtainable at igt
Dug Stores at 456. andl5c. per bottle.,
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