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Mall Must Fight With 200,000 Different Kinds of 'Insects.'
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Light' That Faili to Shine.
Dazed by multiplied misfortunes,
Job cried; "Why in light given to 0
maty whose: way is hid, and whom Gott
hath hedged in?" his knowledge of
'God failed. to gear up with his expert
antes. As, farmer,.etocic raiser, hus-
band, father, neighbor, his record was
above reproach; Yet his great
thoughts; •,wise plans, fine impulses,
noble aspirations had felled of fruition
Here he was robbed and sick, home-
less, criticised, betrayed. .Why?
Many a farmerds conscious of inner
light that sloes not, brighten his way.
Ile advances on a great purpose and
is met by a hedge. Crop failure is.
less' disheartening. than 'failure of:
ideals, Luck of reward for industry
in his, fields does not parchhis soul
as lack . of spiritual fruitage in itis
famllydciei. Why d'o'es a map tri, find'
repeatedly ? ` -
For one 'thing do not forget that
light itself is a blessing, ;Ibis ,given.
In love. Any human' Is The; better for.
oyory uplifting thought, every: thrill-
ing ambition, every noble conception
of God, though everyday outworkings,
are hidden.; Tlien, time may , work
out rewards fargreater than we an-
tielpate, as in the case of Tob.
-Job's gain was this: In the begin-
ning he knew things about God, in the
end he knew God. Our gain is great-
er. God has revealed himself to us
in his Son: Thwarted man walking
with Christ finds the path of life clear-
.ing""more and more unto the perfect
day."
Five types of insects are shown here. No. 1 is the American bumble -ben.
No. 2 is the cloaked wasp. No...3. is the sphinx moth. No. 4 Is the spotted
ladybird, No. 5 is the so-called potato -bug enemy. -
Insects are of vast importance in
the world because of their' great num-
ber.
Many biologists now feel that man
must fight insects for theposseeeien
Secrets of Science.
By David Dietz,
Insects represent a special and high-
ly developed branch, of the Animal
I%ingdom. More than 200,000 species_ of the world and that unless the des-
ot insects are known to the biologist.. truetlon of Drops and forest& by insects -
They are found In all. parts` of the is checked, man may lose the battle.
syoi cl Insects are found in the Arc -for the possession of the earth.
tic Iteeion and in the arid deserts. That ie why every civilized nation
The ancestryof the insect is lost to -day maintains. c. Department of ],7n
in obscurity. They made their an- tomology as ,part of its governmental
poarance. upon earth millions of years organization, It is the ditty: of this
ago, in tho'' Erst oh Ancient Lite.
Many biologists' believe_ that the
Ihriiobltes -' vbleh flourished on the
ocean floor in'the early days of, the
,Era of Ancient Life furtlished•the en-
oestral .stock from which the insects
evolved. ,
Insects are typical winged creatures.
'their bodies are honey -combed with o
air tubes 61' tracheas' by Which air is nymph•
In higher types of insects, the new-
ly -hatched insect is in the form„of a
larva -a caterpillar, grub or the like.
Then the larva enters a quiescent
stage known as the pupa or chrysalis
stage. From that it emerges as an
adult insect.
In addition to the insects which fly,
there are other types. Some crawl
DINE TONIC FOR.
NERVOUS WO
Preeif ' That ?tiuiltiing'':'Up
Blood Will Strengthen the
NereeS.
Pasteurizing• i�Plilk.
t,le ii fry cavy. is'the most efficient
at all "animals 1i_ the production of
human foody The chief'hand'Iccp un-
der 'which she Suffers is tuberculoers,
In this 1eglyd,- Prince E(lwwd Island
e can toast of the, Canadian record -
99,5% of dairy cwttle in the whole
island are free from tuheroolotlis. Be-
cause this disease affects the human
food, we must build a fust line of:de-
- - -
te`uri: all .,.,iiia: to be used
11 yOU s to r. hha�UUl nerves ✓ must
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viake the effart Yourself. You call by hn'inau beings- and f°11°:&it. up by
yourself; by" using to wort'y by tak- second- eliminate• tuU'erculos`is from
ing thref
e" Monet', ,fest, sleep and out of- the dairy cow.. ,
dooreXereinn. • For medicine take" only, ' It d4 •Veen proycn beyond all dig -
De. Williams' Pink Pills which prompt- Aute' that human beings;; can -and do
ly Wild up the blood and `thiis feed -"ado -14'10p tuberculosis from the inillt
the starved, frayed nerves. 01 tuberculous cows. The matter As
s- serlouti,'for we are face io face With
A ces t r d bt e tlerw0n } exllat Tact th, t. oIle of eFery ,two" cases
tion restored by' the use,6R Dr. iVil� the f, t 1
hams' :Pink Pills is that ,of Mrs.: R. of tuberculous gland' in children un -
Dundee, Peterboro, Ont., who says.- leer live years of ago can be:blamed up'
"Some' year° ,-ago I suffered a ` cern- on tuherculosiS.: ge,rine in milk, Fur -
Mete, nervous breakdown. I doctored ther, a large amount or nbdointnal end
with t 1 cal doctor's but got no re bone `tuberculosis ;among children is
weaker all the. tune, Itt dile condition- •eased caws.
my mother came to take care of lite ?tulle used by human.beings .should
and urged me to .try Dr. Williams' be, free from the gen-Pea of tuberculosis.
Pink Pills, as she had taken them all%Can we hope to, supply such a'milk?
through the change of life with splen- It Is quite ,pdselble--keep the "germs
did results. At this time I felt so far out of the, milk,. and kill-them.if they
gone that I' did not care whether: I do getin; that's all. The milk must
lived or not. But the coaxing of my' Co 0 from healthy COWS. ; Milking and.
mothor and other relatives finial
:handling.of utensils must he done Uy
°traded me to try the 'pills: By the
ttealtlry persons;- if a Reason is "not
timeeI had taken a few boxes I was vary }well;' let him or her help 'with
feeling :a little iuiprovefaent and was other worst, but never with milking or
able 'to -move ground. 'iAs I kept on anything that has to do' with the milk.
taking LUe pill° I felt, myself alsla to In spite ,of our, best efforts, gorms
go out';•and made a practto'e'_gf'going of tuberculosis will, however, get into
to a rear -by store every seoond.week 'eta; wed before it as used as.Rood,
to eweigh,myeelf, and I gained, rapidly they must be Tailed. The surest way
is'oni 103 to.135;,pouuds. I continued to ensure this is by pasteurizing: heat
taking 'tile pills for several months, to a -paint in which the germ cannot
And it is impossible for me to eicprebs Jive' (142F. for 30. minutes), chilling
in words.the"wonders they did for me. immediately (45F.) and keeping it cold
Nobody but myself ki dws the tortures until used. This will make the milk
I -endured from: nerve trouble, and free from tubelrculosie geirmb-, also
now,- thanits 10. Dr. Williams' :Pink germs of -typhoid, diphtheria, scarlet.,
Pule I am a. normal, healthy woman. •fever 'aid septic sore throat. It is a
I do not think anyone' troubled as I simple matter to treat the. milk which
was can find a better rameily than Dr, any town or country. family is to use
Williams' Plnk Pills " as food in this way AnIf no one can
Water Engine With Care.
When ;the water in the cooling sys-
tem suddenly turns to 'steam, due to
evaporation . or leakage, do not add
water immediately to the -radiator to
cool the engine, bei allow 'it to drop
to a temperature that. will' not burn
the fingers.. Even then, : add water
slowly. Be careful 'when removing ;the
radiator . cap to avoid being bcalded
by escaping . steam. Pouring cold
water into thellackets ofanoverheat-
ed engine ,is Wry likely to cause
violent `contraction of parts of the
cylinders and head that .may result
in the formation of cracks and per-
haps ruin these expensive parts.
department to conduct the :war 'upon
insects.
Insects. are •characterized by
changes is Corm before -the adult stege
is'reaebad.
In the case of some •insects, the new-
ly batched insect resembles the parent
insect but does not possess wings. The
insect In this stage is known as a
' Carried to the blood in all parts of the
. insect.
This is thought to account for the
great activity of insects. Due to this
wide -spread circulation of air through
Out the body, the blood of the insect
is. never impure.
The body of the intact is divided
into three distinct regions, The first along the emend, others'burro-w into
is the head. Tile second is called the it, still others are aquatic, .spending
thorax and the third the abdomen. ' „the larval stage in lakes and rivers.
The head bears a pair of feelers or <.
antenae, . coinpound eyes and three The College Joke of the Week.
pairs of jaws. Scotch Gent --"My y lad, are you to be
The thorax consists of three seg- my caddie?"
merits, out of each of which usually Caddie -"Yes, si."
grows a pair of legs. A pair of wings "And Trow are you at finding lost
is ueu$iiy also attached to both the bails?"
second and third segments.
The abdomen is usually divided up
Into eight: cr nine segments,'
LDILDREN;LIKE'
BABY'S OWN TAB �4p e r�r s with a remarkable gift for "doing sums
"Very good, sir"
"Well, look around and find one, and
we'll start the geese."
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write down the sentence they malco. To give
tion a clue, the Second word is "PA'Y'S",
best your skill and shall your- solution
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Every entry .be judged according• to the
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displayed in -correctly solving the mes-
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GEO. E. ANSLEY, . Generale Sales' Manager.
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Branch,Deebarats Advt. Agency, Toronto.
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li • r :lvo e directly traceable to milk ` from diel
lief. 1n fact I :vas growing: worse and
)High School Boards and Boards of tacstivai
Are authorized hy.law to estehliah
INDLISTIIIAI;, TECHNICAL CHNICAL ANIS
ART SCHOOLS
With the approval of the Minister of Education.
DAY A G E AND EVENIN: CLASSES
may be conducted In accordance with the regulations Issued by
the Department of Education,
THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION
Is given in vartoun trades: The school° and Masses areunder the
direction of AN ADVISORY COMMITTEE.
Application for attendance should be made to the Principal athe,
school.
COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS, MANUAL TRAINING,; HOUSEHOLD
SCIENCE AND AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE are provided
for In the: Courses of. Study in public; Separate; Continuation and High
Schocls, Collegiate institutes, Vedatlonal Schools and Departments..
Codes of the Re ulatlons issued' bythe Minister
of Education may be
obtained from the Deputy Minister, Parliament Buildings, Toronto.
The Gingerbread Man.
The gingerbread mast had risen eyes,
IIe came to -day as a grand surprise
Prom Grandmother's house, She was
1>akiugheake
And decided gingerbread gingerbread roan she'd
make.
And whon he :was made, it WW1 plain
to see, -
She soon decided to give him to me.
If your dealerdeco not keep _the say it istoo much bother when it
pills you can get them by mail rt see means protection for your family
against ' the white man's greatest
a" boxby writing The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont, enemy -consumption.
R kabl R k Success.
°mar a ec "Daces' This is success, so to have lived
Occasionally We hear of persons . your years
That all who've known you shall
have found you true,
- Have seen in some way what•is'best
Because They Are Tasteless and
Are Easy to, Take.'
One of the strongest points in favor
of any medicine Tor children, is that
it is so agreeable that. the mother, does
not- hove, to force it down the little
one's throat. .
Baby's Own. Tablets have no drug
taste, may be crushed to a p`esvder 1f
desired, and babies like them. They
are perfectly tate for they contain ne
opiate or narcotic.- They sweeten the
stomach and remove the cause of fret-
fulness. '
Mrs. Arthur Charlebois, Pawtucket,
R.I., says: "I have found Baby's;, Own
Tablets to be. 43., gentle laxative and a
safe remedy for stomach disorders in
children. Our little' boy had been travels at the rate of font miles a min -
given harsh cathartics but these tab- ute,.how long would it take the noise
lets worked more effectively without of the Battle of Waterloo to reach the
the severe griping. I can recommend moon? in lees than a minute he gave
them to, all mothers of little children.", the correct answer: twentyone days
Baby's Own Tablets- are sold. by nine hours thirty-four minutes,
medicine dealers or by mail at 2fi Perhaps the best-ltnowh of modern
calcntators'is J
cents a box from The Dr. Williams' acilues Maud!, who was
Medicine Co; Brockville, Ont.
in their beads." ,. They can multiply
and divide and find roots of high num-
hers without apparent effort. The cal-
culators themselves do not under-
stand how they do it. They are just
born that way. '
' One of the most remarkable of these'.
lightning calculators was 2erah Col,
burn, born in 1804. . Colburn could
multiply two four•flgure numbers in-
stantly. ' During a test he multiplied
eight by itself sixteen times and gave
the answer in a few seconds. Ile could
find square. roots and cube roots of
large numbers automatically.
Another famous calculator was G_
P. Bidder, a civil engineer. Ile was
matched against Colburn on one oc•
casion read beat him easily. When
only nine years old, Bidder was asked:
1f the distance.of themoon from the
earth were 125,256 miles, and sound
Re -Measuring the Months.
The auk -committee of the League of
Nations which' has, for the last two
years, been considering the matter of
reforming the calendar, has now cons
eludedits labors, and a report, recent -
Mending some very drastic changes,
has been presented.
It is suggested that Easter, shall be
definitely fixed for the second Sunday
in April, regardless of the date. Au
overwhelming number of business,
economic, and Tieliessional bodies are
jn favor of this.
Many leaders of religious thought
are also in agreement with -the sug-
gestion, but it is expected that the
Vatican will be hostile. It has inti-
mated that it cannot see its way to
sanction the change unless there is a
general agreement -en. the subject
throughout Christendom.
It seeing unliketrthat such agree-
ment will be reached without prolong-
ed`negotiation, for already the great
Eastern Orthodox Church- (embra°etng
Some millions of Ruisstans and. Greeks),
keeps both Christmas and Easter sonic
time later titanthe churches in the
West. ,
Another proposal which the sub-
committee put forward would equalize
the ,number of days .111 each of the
four quarters of the year' ,by. an ar-
rangement whereby the. first two
Months' of every quarter shall contain.
thirty daydy and the. • third month
thirty-one, - The extradaywould be added to the
beginning of January, and would -prob-
ably be 'known as January Oth. Or
it might be added to one of th€ thirty -
day months, the quarter in which it
fall haying one thirty -day: Month
Ina leap.ycar there would be,two'such
quarters. -
-An alternative proposal is that Ole
year should be divided Into thirteen
months •of twenty-eight days each, the
odd day left over -having no date but
being known simply as "Year Day.','
In , leap year the extra day would bo
known as "Leap Day.y-
I took him straight to my big play -
Teem ,
When; he menthe bride' and the hand-
sem& 'groom
And the Teddy bear and the pussy oat
And ,the jumping -jack with his queer
old hat.. -
Then all -these dolls sat down with me
To have -a cup of play -like tea, t
I filled their cups with wetter clear
And said to Teddy, "Sit still, dear,"
I (frank their tea and my tea, too,
It is a thing that you have to do
When. you play" with dolls. I ,passed
a plate
Of play. -like cake and we ate and ate!
born in 1367. Inaudi has. littia interest
in any.hing but numbers. After an
exhibition he can' remember the de-
tails of all the questions put to him.
Ole is even said. to solve problems in
hie sleep..
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Ransacking the Globe.
'This year no fewer than two hun-
dred expeditions have senor are set-
ting out on voyages of discovery in
various parts of tate World.
Seven attempts are being made to
reach the North "Pole. Two expedi-
tions are on their Way to the 'great
desert of Gobi, in Central Asia, to
search for eggs of prehietori'c mon-
sters. 'A noted scientist who found a
batch,of dinosaur eggs there -last year
expresses the belief that it was in. this
vast trackless region of sand that the
human race originated, Three other
expeditions have as their •object'ex-
cavations, In'thesande of Egypt, while
the ancient civilization of the Maya
peoples of Central America 15 being
investigated by another. party.,
in the Grand Canyon of Colorado
mysterious footprints are being
Studied,by a group, of edentate. A'
party+.is:shortly going eut from Oxford
University to Mesepetamia, to .search
for the supposed Garden of Edeti. In
the Jordan valley a hitherto unknown
city is. being lafd'bare. The Canadian
Gover-ntitent is financing -a surveying
expedition. to Alaska, where important
mineral discoveries sna3' be made,
_While several' dozen expeditions are
already, in the forests• of Africa, look-
ing for new beasts, birds, and insects.
v
Cannons loaded' with sand aro used
to break up swarms of locusts in Costa
Rica. -
And found inyou some comfort for
'their . tears,.
A smile which passed" but, often re-
appears.
Or heard ,,a .word which cheered
them through and through,
And. think of you ea one who tried
to do • s• -
dome , friendly, service in a time of
Rears.
Tea was first used in Eng:and in
1008. To -day' you might call it En; -
land's national drink. `
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Rubyour sca';t'with Mlpdrd's.,Ltniment
Rejected Suitor. (a photographer):
"Cruel girt! For, years I've ;had your
image photographed on my heart; but
all.L-get is a negative,"•.
FOUNTAIN PEN AND
PENCIL: -SET;
Then I got a whiff of gingerbread -
Aud wanted some real food ineteati,
So I pinched off the ginger -man's gin-
ger feet,
Oh, yes, they were very good to eats'
At that tea party the nicest. guest
Wae the gingerbread man; he tasted
the beat.
-Minerva Hunter.
Ambition often arises more from the
fear of being surpassed than from the
,desire to surpass others.
Minaret's Liniment tor toothache.'
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Brooms Abolished.,
proems are tobe abolished from
French barrack :rooms. M, Painleye,
minister of war, has given instructions
that vacuum cleaners are' to be issued
to' all units' and • are to be used daily'
in removing the dust from barrack
Some.
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Minard's Liniment relieves stiffness.
Jupiter is the largest planet, meas✓
uring:86,500 miles in diameter. Mer-
cury, 3;030 miles in diameter, 'is the
smallest.
Great souls in humble bodies often
dwell,
The noble spirits ,walk in common
ways.
in thoughtfulness for others they ex-
cel, ' -
A gentle friendship marks their
round of days.
Longest remembered at the journey's
end
Is he •tubo reaped his glory as a friond.
:Edgar A. Guest.
Minerals Lntmentobrues.
The dahlia plansns
a very
powerful nareotic element, especially
'in its blooms. The nectar puts bumble-
bees and humming birds on a drunk,
but they soon revive when they fall tc
the ground.
piers is a perfeottl' splonLlid-pen.
and pent! sat f165 le boys arid
Phe fountain leen lnod i
of vu eanite and i5 y h-nll e.
t has pocket: clip ati Chc;l 2.11
19 vial ,a..,r-1,.1 Tc.,our yeai. b
the tlla.nuta0 uri:r, "Erne board is made of nIcieil with`. 5550 top:top..
is`a>rubber eraael'and under tint is an extra, supply tilMN le cis ,The pt a 1.
hes pocket -dip attached and 10 a perfect be?auty. Won 1] semi .you this sat ,
cornr:ete. either.:ladies' : or men's. style, In e neat bex 1' you will s •1 t11 e n -
fliers worth of lovely Xmas Pot Cards, 'Fold ars and 'Seals `I, .10 c pts t k -
ago. ,fust tend its yet' Barre an, sdoross 'inid WO wal'1 8810,1 ;tint too (, ,s to 3
they arc ec:dsend us 011r money and_ Ito send F 1u'itr complete nplete sc1•
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ly;
uickly; old eyes will shine with
happiness when YOIT go home.
And -what a joy it will be for
you, too, visiting the scenes of
childhood days and meeting
friends of other years!
Make' arrangements now to go
home this Christmas on a liner
of the Cunard or Anchor -
Donaldson Canadian Service.
The voyage will be an unfor-
gettable pleasure. The ship's
comfortable appointments and
the courteous, intelligent int6r-,
cst taken by every member of
the staff in your well-being
make your journey- a real joy.
ChristrnaS Sailings from Halifax
ANTONIA-Dec.13 to Plymouth,
Cherbourg and London.
*LETITIA; - Dec. 12 to Belfast;',
Live`rpool and Glasgow.
*Dee. 11 from St. John N.53.
Ask your Steamship Anent for informofion.' i
1 or rsrio- - -
.The Robert Reford Co., Limited<
Montreal, 'Toronto, Quebec,
St: John, N.B., Halifax.
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In cooperation with Canadian Architects
designs of moderate.pdced homes ere pub.
lbhed In the MacLean Builder: Guide.,
Detailed information on plsnntng,
bedding Winship .decootlil1ggendgar
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An ideal reference book.
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IN COMBFULS
Pimples on Scalp Itched
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"After having the flu my hair
o have it
fell
1 aleogbnd t I sodme pimples
on my scalp and it itched badly.
My hair was Itfelese and dry, and
when 1 combed it, !t came out in
cowbells.
'eI sent for a free sample of Cuti-
cure Soap and Ointment. It helped
me so I purchased more, and after
using two cakes of Cuticura Soap,
together withtheCuttcaraOintmeot,
I was completely healed." (Signed)
Mrs, Geo. ii. Elliott, West St.,
R. R, 4, Orillia, Ont.
Captive Soap, Ointment and
Talcum are all you need for every-
day toilet and nursery purposes.
Catania Sash Pres by MIL Address Canadian
humett "Btanhouse, Meat01$' Price, Sean
2110. Ointment 24 and sac. T,leum enc.
ear- Cutieura Sharing Stick 2Se.
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Mrs.. Homs Tells how Lydia E.
Pinifham's Vegetable Compound
' Restored Her Health
Hamilton,Ont.-"I bave taken Lydia
E. Pinkham's Ve• etable Compound
and would not be
without it now.
I had if female
trouble so badly 1
could hardly walk
and I was all run-
down and c ou l d
hardly get around
to do niy house-
work. I would be
in bed three or
four days at a
time. I was told
by a friend to try
your egetable Compound. I did and
.by the time I took two bottles I was
beginning toget around again. I took
ten bottles in all, and now I ani all
rt ht again and doing my own work.
leave six grown-ups to work for, so
I have plenty to do. I also used Lydia
E. P'initham s Sanative Wash, and I
think it is good. But I' owe my health
to the Vegetable Compound, and 1
think if more of it was used women
would be better oft. 1 'would not be
without it if it cost much more. "-
Mrs. N??LLIE, Hoax, 28 St. -Matthews
Avenue, „Hamilton, Ontario.
•Do you feel broken down, nervous
and weak sometimes? Lydia E. Pink -
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Proved safe by millions` and prescribed by physicians for
Colds Headache Neuritis . Fairnbago
Pain Neuralgia Toothache Rheumatism'
r*mance.,nne..wMmaws.
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46.Accept only '"Bayer" package
which contains proven directions,
dandy "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablets
Also bottles of `.'.4 and 100 -Druggists,:
nen rel .dn We t1ude-.merle (ro12010red in Canada) of Barter ltane:inter., nr-lronancctlo•
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the` Aspirin recalls -Barer mdnutnctnrc, in assist 0300 public agar at: initiations - +1 'rah1e50
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