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SENTINEL’S
HOME ECONOMICS
FREE SERVICE
On
5 a . '
DAILY TALKS 'gFasllion Pomls
HOME ECONOMICS ‘ '
Tried Recipes
A three year compiwisnn in the cool
‘ . -. _ “"““ . . =f metits, wholesale slim-Is an i'n-’
. i furnished by .. ' , \- s l‘ ‘ .'" "5 ' ' ( , ' i by“
Flu.“ PM Ple. _ I Agricultutal Department 1.191;. ,mfm: .1 b [If 1‘ {”531ng Canning and Drying crcasc of 0 cents a pound for hindl Lemony ,1 ‘
fimall quantities that are not sightly. 1.1131915“) COl'N'i‘y is” 0* “ 01m“ s 0015 L” . - Bulletlns quartcrs, 7 m l ts fur ciiuckc. 9 cents 1"
boot may be taller without flying in
the tat-e of government regulations. for
‘m “Mild” to. conserve raw material llstd
ir footwear, L'ncle Sam has dccreed
:thal .wonit-n's boots must be lower
'thun Fashion has dccrecd through the
‘ {,past tew seasons. '
To Remove Fly Speckl. ’ Seven inches. insists lfincle Som,is a
tpropcr and attractive hcight fora boot,
;aiiu the extravagant use of material in
‘slxlt‘t‘n and cightcen buttoned foot-'
\vctzi' must be discontinued. The new
walking boot has fourteen buttons, and
then are models coming ottt with only
‘ . ‘ J 'twtrlve or even ten buttons. ,
”knits; lint these biscuits over the! 'Dampen €50“ brush Tmh ”15 Mini Th“ laced boot “i“ have “3 30"35‘
ip of the fruit, cover the, kettle and. lightly pass 1.1 over the gilt... h 15 fm‘i‘fur ilS wnlkintt anddiuicing footwear is.
00k slowly for 15 minutes, do not liftZa?Synofig:laiggriifl‘lfizllln‘rfgsgg'conccriietl, for a low-topped laced boot.
“he lid during the cooking; serve hot"thus treated ‘ its a rather tltimpy and uiigraCeful all.
with plain milk and cream, or with ai ‘ Hair—especially when ankles are not
... s.- w ;' L" ,. .
'hflrd sauce from sugar and butter. ‘ To “hm ‘ a~h Jleittrcmcly slender. lhe sovenmch
ASSOCIATION
For Mobilizstmn of Resources
Bridgcport. Conn.
In Co~cpu‘.ttion with
. S. Department of Agriculture
and
Connecticut Agricultural College
. put again on the table may be mad.
to fruit pot pie, all sorts may be:
(led. Put them into a saucepan, to‘:
ml: pint of fruit allow 1 quart water? 1’
mid sugar enough to make palatablc.£
be flavored with a little grated]
on or orange rind; bring to a boil~i
, point. During this time put 1 pint}
into a bowl. add 1"; teaspoon salt To ktcp nickel looking like new,
', 1111;311:31le 21:11:11]}: pet‘dczr; bgfikilgilt objects, an authority advises the
add this {’0 flour'bthezre should bélboiling of several onions the same as
enough to nioist’en ’and make attor table use. The water should be
ugh. Take this out on the boardfipourm off of these into bottles and dl't
' ' !l w “Id 1 stand for ' frv' llOU‘S.
bead lightly. roll out and cut into. 0 k 0 g d ‘ ‘ ‘
for lamb and ll tellt« for pork loins. .
to There is lit'ic comfort either for:
thou» who would >ubstituw czgs l‘m”
Agricultural Departmenl" 'thtri" meat diet, thl'y huvln; lilt‘lé‘J'St‘ti.
Fairfield County ASSOCI'athD. 3 r'cnts zt dozen since Auctist ls? wit‘nx
Room 524, Newfield Building,
Bridgeport, Conn.
Through courtesy of The
Sentinel please send to my ad- ‘
dress below, “Primer of In- ;
struction on Drying and Evap- i
crating.” (Bulletin No. 7),
with copies of all back issues of
Home Economics Circulars, for
‘ which I enclose 2 cents to de-
fray postage.
Also place my name on the
mailing list of the Agricultural
Department, that I may receive
all literature issued by your ex-
perts, and price-lists of canning
Gut this Coupon out and mail Prepared Specially for This Newspaper
By Pictorial Review
l
lyltbcen’ irtt'rv'aw ct'etl‘tcd to Wliitei
I Leghorn eggs. will til“ o-ud nowhere in'
sight. l
Style Embellished by round Cté'm.
yards 54-inch material. with 154'
yards 27-inch lining for underbody.
The sash requires 2‘; yards ribbon .
2”; inches wide.
In order that» the skirt may be at-
tached to the underbody as soon as .
it is finished. it is well to make tho I
underbody first. Take up dart iiL_i
front, bringing together and stitch-
ing along corresponding lines of siii- I
316 small “o'y’ perforations. Close un—_t
HE WAS WRONG
formula ‘
340.2334
“Good morning“ said the demurc‘
maidcn, entering the grocery store on:
'the cot‘tlcl‘. "Do you keep oranges?" i
“.\'o, miss," replica the grocer. ;
The girl started for the door undi
had almost reached it when the facet-g
ions fellow called out, “We don‘t kccpl'
i'em; we sell 'cui." "
But he didn't sell her tiny, so he
cox-moan. cum 733% ,.
“Wat-7‘ . "1:663“. mm,
E 5 l: 4’ ‘1 Q
51L. ; (lea—z
iwliite 3‘?“ps“d_s' using a small, finelhcight. be it addvd, is not from the, supplies and all other materials ‘dld kccp ll]!.“lll.*"l1tlgl"ts‘ ”MM-"- 04 Jute ’15
Stuffed Potatoes. Ebrujh' rinse thoroughly and “m9 “Vimigrouml up; but trout iill‘ point where. to be sold at cost through the ‘ 7 “ _-.___4_ W, 1,." Effigy?!
Baked potatoes that are left over a soft 01°”) until pcrfectly dry, Elill‘ licel is fastened to the sole to the Fairfield County Association , AS TO MCSTAB run”)? ”ultras"
‘ To thoroughly renovate and clcati .1 for Mobilization of Resources. Lawn-w
.hlust be made into'stuffcd potatoes be-‘
‘ ore they are heavy and cold. At the . '—"
lose of the meal tit which first servedfiwfl‘h and "f ”’0 mattress has “0“"! Cretonne and Khaki. ‘
nut potatoes directly into halves, scoop5mm wear It should be sent to a re“, 'l‘luy dim!" 110110” 111 popularity
lbul; inside portion, put through an 01-. liable “MPH““MD‘ every 5935”“ lt‘iis season. ‘\\‘c conic across a child‘s
Hillary vegetable press or mash 11110;: In addition ”’9 mattress 5’10“” be dainty gill‘til-n set, consisting of sun,
“(I allttle butter, salt, pepper and suf‘ikfl“ “‘9" from dust by brushing with bonnct. apron and rubber—fined basket,
top ot‘ the cloth or leather “upper." f
; Very truly yours,
dorarm and shoulder seams as notch-
ed and hem the front. Lap right;
front on left. with center-fronts cvcii.
Now, take the skirt and close back
scam. Gather at upper edge between
“T" perforations and sew to lower
edge of underhody as notched.
Next, close the sleeve spam and
gather. Sew cuff to sleeve. Lap to
small "0" perforations and finish for
closing. Sew sleeve in armhole, hold-
lug sleeve toward you when basting
it in armhole.
Then take the over-blouse and gath-
er the shoulder edge of front between
“T” perforations. Close underarm
“Sonic fellows make great tools of
themselvcs. There's a young McStub
working his way tlirouuh college i';ttli-.
yer than tisk his rich 'llllnl to help'
him."
"Yes, it’s astonishing to see what
. . ridiculous lilill"S some mcn will do
_, . - , - -, ,,;2i iiiOdci‘ately stiff brush every week ii vcl rscr’ dcsi n cretonnc and r
fl 9‘ milk to “1de a light, inixturt ,. n n “0 nu 3 g ' . mercly to rcttiin lllt-ll‘ own scllti-u.
ta this over hot water, bcat until taking particular pains to brush close“110,135“!p of it is fl garden knitting hug spect U
fight and smooth. Put back into to the seams and in the creviCesfor mother, developed in khtiki and; l '
antisyplacc on a dish in a cold place. around the tufting buttons. After thi‘ibound \Vitll‘ rcd. On another countcri -..._-. J _ ,. _ 4 T?“
DO YOU CROCHE l
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mattress the work must. be done by tini
Name ........
Address
P.0.orTown
H7- _.. . -i.,_...._ -_-‘..-..
Blue cashmere and beads are a
When ready to some brush mp Wm] tlic bod springs should be well bruSht‘ld‘there rcposes another gardcn knitdngi ADAMSMARSTON NUPTIALS.
__ , formidable combination [or the [rock
mien egg, place them into a quick and ”l" slats “in“! 0" with a dumphag. This bug is fashioned of crctomr-
oven until hot and golden brown. cloth.
To Make Eggs Fluffy.
andhns two compurtmcnts, btit tlic:
PORT CHESTER. N..Y., Aug. 20:»:
If so you will want this handful
1 . treaturc is that it is mounted over :1 , l'iidci‘ a grotto of honeysuckle at Glen WINIFRED CLARK BOOK. u it 0011-
‘. “11°11 frying 933310 kcep ”‘9 “"‘lie'pointod came of cherry finished woodgmn-no, llyl‘um Shore. 110” “may“;
loin: 2B patron of new and procttool
[or late summcr or early aulmrm.
This modcl is made in the fashion-
able uvcl'liluusc t‘flcct.
and shoulder seams as notched leav-
ing left shoulder seam free and tho
left tindervarni seam above large '0
V Stuffed £993 for Children.
Wyw~ v... _
,, , ,, . t . or .. . . t atton and finish for closing. it
'Hard boil 4 eggs, allowing half an ”“M and fluffy, always have the rat.“'lli¢ll can PM!” he iiltlt‘k “110 1h-‘,.\liss Jennie l“. Marston. only daughter hfifefiifikfiag‘fmitoxs 3:310:30. argtllfcd 511133;;locsl’l’mus‘qigl’iilifin £11111; SSS-“gm gather at waistline 31m!
fiffigg for click child. While they arc. 1“"- Bm‘k ”‘ ”‘9 (’3’; one u“ a mm’tground. fol Mr. and His. Edgar ll. Mai-stun, bilfchet, learn how sully {bull done by other recent mode. This dainty draw the gathers to the required
olzo. . ,
Sew collar to nefii edge with con-
terbacks and single large "0" per-
forallons even; leave collar free on
left side. forward of the shouldn-
$01!!“ and finish for closing.
After heading the lap. sew to poc-
. t '
“5 ”‘5‘ as DOS-‘lm‘h sprinkle With 1’09" A slice bug of lthnki ncxt tittructs'cump tho bride. Saturday afternoon of following the Ilmplo instruction:
frock is developed in that old-fash-
xiven in this wonderful volume.
ioncil favorite. India cashmere. to
which Paris has bad to revert during
the period of scarcity in novelties.
It is trimmed with beading.’ The
front of the overblousc is gathered
at the shoulders, while the ad‘ueb _ . . , , . ,
mom is effected on the left. shotiJldcr Let and. if dcstrcu, stitch lowci Clint).
and under the left arm. cf lap ‘0 POCket- Adjust pocket «In
l'iidei' the blouse is worn an un- It'i'fifbio‘dse with "‘1‘" edges heme“!
' '- s ' . Ith- .liit‘ictitiug small "0" perforations.
demo“? “M1 0110 NEW. “mm“ m Inigo "0" perforations lndicntc front
'~:‘botling l-llltl afterwards cooling, in.
water, make a small quantity of may- “M and salt, then add a dash 0‘ boll-:0“, thdf‘l‘itlll Kim. 11 has six DOW-:llobert li‘, Adams, son of Mr. and Mrs”
cunnise sauce. Pct-l the eggs, cutting int: water. “3"" with a tight in “ndlets and is neatly bound with blue. In Robert l-‘riinklin Admits, of Grecnwich.‘
the!!! through lcnc‘thvisc before tak-,M fry for a few sccnnds, The 0ngipi‘oxlniity is a marketing but: of thcflt‘om‘ hundred “ups“ mu"), from New"
”3 out yolks,_ ('l‘uilhln these with a will be free from ”mm: “b”? scrvcdxam‘, popular khaki. A shoulder strap York City, witnessed ”m (.,,n,nmny'
l tie chopped herbs. Add the tuuyon-‘and the whites are not leathery, can be adjusted to any size. performed by Dr. W. n, p- li‘ttunccfl
lilo. Mix well. Fill each half of the: i A knitting bug that called forth con. prnsitlcnt of Brown University, '
358. placing them in n dish with shi‘cd- Lsidcrublc comment was fashioned of The bride was attended by Miss Al-.
khaki cloth iii :1 shicld idiotic,
Save Sugar in Jelly Making.
Much waste of sugar and spoiling of
i
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Red.’liiu Cupcn of New York City. as llllli‘l'
died lettuce around with lots more
i -i - . ‘ \ - .~ . . . ‘ . . ‘ (it
' ti‘m‘S 00” be “WW hi ““1? n 3"“ whitc llllti blue ribbon bound the edges ,of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar ll. Marston, bcg Sgidplgfig 310$).ciiflztigéitéii.“liifllne£ of pocket. The final touch is to ml-
SPOIlSC Bananas. “’19 M00110} ”N rccommcndct by the and military brass buttons ftlfilt‘n'.‘tl:.\lisscs (‘oiistnncc Quiiiiby. Dorothy" font size the design requires 3-1”; just 1‘13 bolt ‘0 DOBll‘J‘n-
l .,. . - . ‘ , : V. .
Cover the bottom of u lltit bltklm,’ mm ”m “f chemistry, United States d" the ribbon bundle. :Qllilm. Edith “1”“!le Margaret Pictorial iicvlcw Costume No. 7837. Sims. If to ‘20 years. Price, 20 cents.
‘ilttlllllt'lll of
dish with tho small sponge cakes or agriculturc.. To dctcr- _...—.
tidy lingers. t‘pon mow “Mn “ layer-mm“ how much sugar should be used
ofwv'llolc bananas and sprinkle with‘With 0‘1"“ kind of Juice, put a spoon-
nugar to tnsto and the Suicc of onc'm ”f juice i." a class and add ‘0 it one
hole orttngc or a lemon. Sprinkleiwnmlm) Of {.5 per cent grain alcohol,
with chopped now or cocoanut 1331.0113le by Shaking the glass gently.
ii a medium ovcn about fiftct-n n=in~ it‘our slowly from the glass, noting how
lites. Sen... with custard sauce or the pectin—the substance in fruits
{his} cream. it should hc remember.Ewm‘q‘ milk“ them it’ll—ls precipitat-
oil that the bananas arc. more “'11th H the pectin is precipitated "‘55 one
when cookfid than when raw. tilllllp a cup of sugar may be used for
jcaroy. of Chicago; Esther Ward of
Charm of Crepes. *\\‘ilmiiigton. Del, and Nancy Osbornc'
There is it Drf'dit’lltm ”“1? Cl‘Ppi‘S ”hot Pittsburgh. Little Mury lluntci-
lllfl'll' 501'” “'1“ b" decidedly “Whim‘yllzirstcn, nicCc of tlic bridc, was flower
till)“ next Willi And for ”it“ “'0 “m girl. and Edgar Lewis Marston was1
thtitiktul. We huvc :tll lcttrnctl of the page. ' ‘
charm of crcpcs of vuriotis sorts‘ln 'ht-i The best mun was Jules Gliicnzer.
last few seasons, when gct'ogctlc and The ushers were Thcus J. Munds.“
Oihf‘I‘ Cl‘l-‘Dfi fabrics linvc been in s‘li‘1‘;'l‘l‘tlml)uii Thomas. Lieutenant J. Ber-i
wide, vogue... Perhaps one of the chief'ry Undpmtli,. Lieutenant . Lincoln T.‘
‘ Cllllllll‘j about crepe is that. it clings Ilnwcs, poweu Fowler, Cm-neiluul
,_.____, ~_b_-___.___ ' _. 0410?} cut) 0f itliCc; if in several lumps and frills in such soft and attrnctivaismmh .Rosmtu Mundy and Costur
_ STILL WITH THEM Him proportion of sugar must be rc- foldxt and lines. Moreover. it is cnibistoers,
“‘1 see that iloidcr ism am, of ,your‘duced to approximately tlirec-rfourtlislnently practical, for it docs not show-i
Mnk’s mast reliable and entirely trust-lib“ amount of the juice. f the pectin wrinkles. '
.‘émploycsf is not in lumps but is merely precipi-
tutcd. theistigar should be one-half or, THE WRONG COMBINATION
COMPENSATIOI‘Z
The man without ambition
May climb no lofty heights,
But he. finds great comfort in his
‘ttusc n wonnm nztitted Dora, from El, meals '
Paco, Texas, had sent it telegram to And spcnds some restful nights.
her husband, notifying him that she; .-_._ .. x.
i Old Folks, Saved (9
was coming here to claim him lust-
rmm Suffering
it
'KILLS HUSBAND, BOY
AND THEN‘HIMSELF
CHILLIt‘OTllE, Ohio, Aug. lS.-~»Bc-
~ “ her husband, Mrs. James Nelson late
I
EVERYBODY'S BOEING Tm last night shot and killed her bus.
send the coupon and 12° {or you-5... 'bllnd, shot her nightwear-old son ztndt
today. Addt‘css coupon can of thin then killed herself. The boy died to-
pnper and you will receive book by ro- ds?!) h b 1
50-CENT STEAK so N? UTCHERs turn mall. c us and died instantly and h's, , , . ‘ ,, ‘
SAY YES B . wife lived but a few minutes after thc: 4332?..5583 £1123;in nilctilléihjéfIlFug
- . t ‘ COUPON {shooting The woman left a ngtxfiew 5 inlay Kidney l’llls have provcn incst
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Mrs. Mary A. llcan. Taunton. Muss.
l o plaining why she had tlono the shoot-1 “”5”“! '11 "75’ 03m"
, ‘ 1-3 3] .0 ' loss the amount of the juice. If the ~—- . i - . ‘ Enclosed 9103,39,fl“d 1‘0 for which , ~,.. . - . . . 3;, ..., . Tm“. L 1 -‘~- 1'0 5‘03 11M P '
Hes been M m (105k L 3' a” I She—‘Hutln. Lieutenant Schmidt. Home W middle M sempmhm ”’0 send me the “imired Clark Crochet “‘1" The MM" mm”) “m“ 1““ “" r: c. x: "In; liquor ll‘Ztillic‘ii'li‘lt;
notice that it’s always the trusted andiluicc shows no precipitation under ting,
‘ .itcst, it is unsuitable for jelly making
and must. be combined with apples or
lie—«Fact is. I've just come front the
other juices rich in pectn. l ,
The housewle will do well before‘cn one] 5 din] all he gave us was weak
’ cu and strong mustc.—~Flienizcndet
making the test, to taste the juice, on? ' ,nssuranco that the price will do inure t
‘Stato ....
NURSE limits not as u'cid as good tart apple-9313mm" ithan hesitate. at that figure.
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:pl‘obably “'1'“ not “lake IOOd filly lir- ——__—___.—__....._ ‘ ‘ ‘ . —- . r u . I
x, I g j i IN SOCIETY’S REALM . llind quarters of beef the section
people of Norwalk and vicinity will Book as advertised.
have to pay about 50 cents tv pound
for sirloin steak. according to what. Nome ...............................
the‘rctall butchers of New York arc.i .
predicting, Th9 bluelmrs also gt"? no To“ u."nunn-n-nnnun'o‘rl'u
and I had to gct up
‘ - vcn times Now I do
ct up 9: l and con-
f in it truly n ma! con—
ilnttril nae 9.. i-oloy l{idp
. . us I have tu‘..cn nothing
ccntly from Fort Wayne, lnd. Thcj \“l’vrgcz
father and husband was cinpicyt-d out fr: 2 2
conscription work at tlicncw cunloir; {"3
.mciit camp here. i '
you don't look up to much
tWhtit'tt the matter?
today.
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TOTAL LOSS
~—
. " ‘25" I‘tl‘il‘t‘ifill, Edam.
.ti Litlticy all—
‘l (Unlfudllf‘ed
ten months
rs oblige.
"i hear. your store burned down last, i.»
night." sold the casual acquaintance. I
as: c.
1 ftcl l
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1955 mixed With other fruits which are! from which the steak and roasts are “I wish it had." replied the union hl-‘cic'l in {‘ helps 9.4-... tonic:i
, acxd, 3 Mrs. De Stylc-ls she fond ot' hcr cut—was selling wholesale recently at innate merchant; "but‘ it didn't; iti f.;.;,,,,.,:-* ,1 "7",;.1,"‘f"l-‘;;‘hjga
’ysbe Recommends Lydia ~~~~ ~~~~ . ~~~~~~~~—1—~~~— gbaby'.’ I . 22 1—2 to 24 1-2 cents a pound. The éburned tip. The fire started in thct 23;} w (15.53" fit] "13’ ‘( ‘
Pmkham 3 Vegetable reliublc that go away to Conadn.”—-—‘ .llrs. Smith-Joncs-«Fancy, yOS. Why. likelihood was that there would be 1m Ebasement.”-—-L‘.athollc Standard nndi no limb-tilts or : nihi origin
Compound. Browning's Magazine. 'she‘s almost like a mother to' it. \ immediate rise in this price. Retaib Eijes, i Stillson-Powcll Corporation. ‘i.
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, Wynn, caus.dby,d,§,§tg:§;§§};§ FELIX FIEFIFTEEN. Felix Fiefifteen Is Just plumb full of war talk.
and during six _, "rm
months (of this time mower". .' ; , ,7 '
was up or a .oc- ‘ ' u ,, .... /.
tor’s care without: "‘ B“ GDLWIWE REED WELL COME ON! EUROPE “NT Ki“ V i "i EMtnD moaned Pl
etting any help. . whtzmuo’mtksowme. - Biw. limo.— LET Tua'r“BFlTTSR‘l”k WWI“ "1M“ ‘E’e ? ) u "fi’i fié-faev or. Tue. UMPiEi- \, ’
i decided to my AND Toooeafr WRtl-s ear wove: RFHGF. AHD REMEMBER, CH” “’9“ Shawn; . “(9"?— —:"~}'o Tun-"Dostotn’:
Lydia E. Pinkham’s 91%;:‘ETQF‘FRMESSF? ‘55:]:334‘7215 EVEN THE 83 ES ,HRE "LORDE D“ :o LLH£M&%§E%235;00fiGLT YR}: 11:21:80,089.“ ‘q HPt-T "J g
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cheugnfitagg “(1,3536 I'M Cow’To TAKE 'GgsflTogi-{NS I 1’7“ T SOLD‘ER “Stems” ARE TinterD 3 _- THE ledotngadAE” you Ethnic I ‘flggkaa
me feel like a new -- “Flue SHOOTNG"! THn‘r‘s To no 3 1T amiss you biotin) CEN $03531) .
woman. I am 1311- \NoRKtMG THE ‘oco “POLE? Do woo THlMK YOU CML . .
firely relieved of Now LET’S SEE. H'Qu Go Tm'lsctfis FAST 95 TH: , " :w‘ ,
. . 3:; m‘iti‘fitfi‘ii’? “Rus;\i=i~"_’nt2.ouuo THE. “BnLKt-w” 7
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m thelmother ofda beautiful
y. amagrauate nurse ‘
ll be glad» recommend Lydia ‘7‘ I
. . ’s egetable Compound to HlGHI-Y ,
Mmen.”—~Mrs. R. W. SLOAN, aft-“NS -
' Ear-k Avenue, Chicago, Ill.
are man women who suffer
Sloan di_ and who are being
, by this great medicine every
than helpe thousand 'of women
‘ve been troubled wit displace- ‘ '-
*» Mammonon, ulceration, irreg- 1 . {f A -~, _' , ~ .
_‘ _. .i’iodic tuna, bnckache, that; :, ‘ . ”m iiililllllltl . . if ‘ v . v. ,
‘ dggm bigeing,mdigestion, and ~. l _ . . . .n, I'llmllmllmw" .- - .. lg. J“ Fr .‘ ‘ ‘ .
= on. ' ‘ r ' .‘ ‘ ‘ . I . . . -
. ”nun efig spentirln‘li ltdfiég wrlfia Riylit‘ig blag! iii.“ ' « , 5‘, . . ‘4, migill’lllllllljm. . ‘ttl $le ”flunk . , -. l
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