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SOUTH NORWALK: WWEefism
I G sEN'riNEL
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. COntrol of Life
By J. AETHUR THOMSON, in “The Control of Life."
. ' spur, AUGUST 23,1922i
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It is no longer the mere diffusion of knowledge, irrespective of any
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3. other aim, that is the goal of education. A control of life in practically
all its functions is at least a potentiality of applied science.
What is distinctly modern is the idea of an all around utilization
of science as a basis for action, the determined attempt‘ to substitute
fled 6 months.
it!!! local news published herein.
swatches herein are also reserved.
A the-rational for the empirical, the growing habit of focussing scientific
rat. Virginia Catherine and Mar- - - _ ~ a lie reeocrnition of scientific investir'ation as
Lee, daughters of Martin and inquiry 011 practical puzzle, t D o
of Knowledge for'a
ANCHORAGE, Alaskare—(Assocla?
ted >E‘ress).—-Readjustm&1t‘ of wages
bringing a cluse approach to normalcy
as appliedfio -mining has resulted “in a.
return of" the pendulum' toward-
grcate‘r mining- actiyity than has been
experienced in the history of Alaska.
since the boom days.
While ‘the Alaska. railroad was,
building it was impossible to obtain
help tor mining operations owing to
the good wages in railroad construc-
tion. Even now there is a general
shortage of miners throughout the
cmuwi‘ ‘ o‘ CREAM
“AT .. T ,1 E :LER‘I ’ \‘LL
some. you . NOW
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The Associated Press is exclusively
(plltltlell to the use for publication of
.Ill news dispatches credited to it or
not otherwise in this paper and also
, All rights of publication or special adventures of the human spirit.
harmonics of human life can be got rid of when good will joins hands
hl'ASONIC DIRECTORY.
bordially and frnternnlly invited.
‘ i S. 1'. l'lldf‘KlCH, H. T‘.
J". S. LYON. Secretary.
Butler Chapter, No. as. R. A. M..
meets in Masonic Temple. South Main _ .~ . ‘ u . . _. : .,
“not. the 2nd and 41h Tuesdays of lllllhOXAL “1‘131‘ R“ HT'
finch month at 8 o’clock. July and
jaugust excepted. All R. A. Masons
science.
vine right of kings is regarded
(SHHJIA 3 Pl“ )NI'I'IRJ'I'Y.
I
“which speak for [Mum-Ives :ls
”01‘0“" 01‘ Hill.
weekly earnings would lulu fol ll hood
umbrella. 1‘.) “writing if lmllls
day. six (l:l_\f~' :l \im‘k. :i scrulrwnnltln
could l'ill‘ll llll‘ l‘qlllVZIll'lll of $3.50 M
month. Thai. us the (‘()l'l‘tf<;lllil4lt'llt
remarks. is lllll'dly enough in live on
pollll‘m'lulily. even in (lurnlully.
Visiting: tolll‘isis‘uw- deceived. ll(' (-x.
plains. lu_\ illl' Ill‘l'iill'lll l‘llllllllll‘>S (if
tillll‘.’:- lll (lll'l-lJII}. ’l'lzm. :Ill l'lll‘ull
(0r Amwirnne lull uni for (14 rmnns.
Wino-s lmnv gum» up lust. l-w-kolll'd in
xnuihs. but lull-m. lune gone up l':l:~:li'l‘.
'j‘lll lil‘llll'w \vlm ll:i\r- power .0 miruv
hil‘l' (-ul'. p.l\ lvlullvli‘m-illl‘cl's. 11ml
Jill-H hunlr: nu". rvslullrnlrvll‘s :ill'l llll‘
Jilzl- .‘H‘w null. 'ziz' illn-uvv. All ill!“
0”; ‘15. llll‘ ('lli'lt'rlllllJll'll says. :lle
poor, This llli'lllllvs in»? only the
wom-wnrn-le hill the [trolls timull in 0.
[dc and the public eluplnyis. Pros-
fpm-ll; is cnuiim-d to 'lli‘ small .‘liill(\l‘—
ity of promoters able to take advantage
D! (in illel'easlngly llllllllt‘Ll Currency.
fl‘llo- uni ill;:ll‘l‘ll} ll::\l- no ill-lutlil lit--
yond their illllwl‘lltlu- ll\ll'.; require-
ments.
ll this is :l jll>l 1':lllll.‘l"', it help.“
to t‘xlillllll (lel'nllllu's «iii'l'i-Jlllty lll
{nee-ting reparation payments. It also
lifelinllwu :uui (lll'm ill) ('l-lilll [Minis
le lit lll'lll ll' l'Sl‘ll :l.‘~' 'J.‘ ll .lSl1\‘l' (‘ll (L
iii-rs li)‘ l‘lllll’t'llll'HllllL‘; lll l' l:l\:liiu;l on
the proiitw-rs.
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All]. illlh‘lAN.
M’llcn till industrial struggle is on.
an lllllll'lirlh‘llnl forms ill the public
nliml i'll'l in llsrwl‘ of ilu- (‘Ullllll'llllg
. plum-s (nut run ll f‘lll“ is :1 sort of
.‘iolld-lmdiul. ll_\~l1u~ln:ldmi. ll'On-
lll‘dl‘ln'il lltlllg‘l‘l'l n1 force. The longer
the sirllfz’lzlo- lusts lln- (ll-ww'r lllls illi-
pn-sslml l:l'L.\\'> slid the harder ii is to
wellh- thc lllllll‘lll. How much better
and mum-r it would lit: if L,\l‘l‘_\'llUly
collminwl could think of lvcrlbodjy
else {is the plum hulnuu lll‘lllg \\'ll!('ll
be i.~, “ill: mulilmrv :IllllllllUllH. pus-
HlUIII- lllld lll'lillllf' .ill-ilzli. '.
Cerium \vnllls ol‘ .\.~:l§l‘l‘l‘, Elven lllr)‘
of Labor Ilcnning illustrluc the Joint
lrl‘t'll) well. . .lll six-liking; of die lull
and con! strikes Mr. H ”mini: rl-nlurk-
(ad: "'l’-oill sides l‘.(7illv in us. and I find
UK'IH ‘llllt'k and lulcliiga-nz. Their ep-
pczu‘zlnce and manner is such Hull “'0
cannot tell Ulr-ln spurt until they say
:Wllo they urn."
Who would lu-li.‘:vc it after a few
valleys of rel-lilullluiioll lluV'.‘ hculi (-x—
chunm-d and u lllllul- [llil'llbl‘l l :lllillldc
has lwnn ('"lll‘llllt'll l)_\ each side? Just
all human fulks who look so much
nlikc and act so much alike that you
can't tell them apart until they label
themselves with their respective
(Lificwis'f . I
Surely a common ground exists for
the settlement of the. difficulties ‘of
those who enjoy common characteris-
tics. It coqu he found easily if men
would look for the humanity in one.
another instead of fostering the silly
belief that it does not exist.
1510 EAGLES.
‘A good deal of mild tun has been
made of the motorlcss airplanes us—
aqmbled tar com ctltivc try-outs rc-
‘lll'tly in France. No very l'i‘nllll‘ka-
6" records have been made. by the
den as..'yet, and there is a marked
this Green” tinge to most of the
h}. went... For all tiiat_ the end of
- W of aorlal experiment is not at
ll"
munch has been accomplished at
French flying meet. to justify fL‘l‘-
mart. The different types 01'
In action offered suggstiv-e 1:4..-
"for elimination and develop-
'A good. deal is expeetcd'ot z...
Wool). plane with its wings made
wt: so that they slide over
of“, giving greater flexiblllty
.. tting the wings to yield lie-
of wind.
be that enginelcss craft will
“Mn to any great height or
draught. but ll; would take a.
‘to declare that they will
developed to the point of real
'i
hichglvcs the sosri lg bird
fl“ MW of the air may be
~ - ithe. inventor.
I)“. -'
old i!
’ 'Alll Avncricllll (:(lll’t'fipllllilf'lll lluvivl
tug in Gcrllullly 14hr} some pluill l'l‘wls
l0
.‘hvlllt'l‘ tlll- (il'l‘lllilii lwupln- :ll'lv pros
At the time who n he wrote. about
the end of July. [In menill's wages-if
a. dolllsisiic Sl-l'LI-ll \\‘«~lc film lllnl'ks,
which lllllmlntcll ’0 (HI (‘l‘lllt‘ l:l .\m~r-
icail money and would buy illl'cl- lull-s
of Cheap blill'klllfl‘N or tau yards of
dress-goods. A lucomolhc (:llgi~i:‘.cl"s
{Hm p. m.—~“Loc:ltion of Ships
Sea." by Radio Corporation o£.°-"“"S‘
‘7‘
st lit-ted.
is the boast. “The world owes me
living mid I am going to have
whether I earn it or not.“
take all the safetyprecautions.
yr
iniiuns ill ('\'("'_\' llfl)‘ life.
the welfare of others.
throw killglyvdivinc rights.
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giwo-lll rs in Ullt' :lunllH-r.
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Daily Radio Program
(Tune to 360 Meters)
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..\:ll10sl everywhere throughout the RUSSIAN REPUEEE
civilized world the theory of the di—
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false. Where there, are kings today
ll:--v rule by the authority of the poo-
pl". .llld their power is greatly re-
Nu-wrthelcss. the theory persists in
a uew' form. It is now the. common
people who have become imbued with
this divine right spirit. _(lne of the ob—
jectionable manifestations of the idea i.(i1\‘l)(>.\'. Aug. :.‘3.~—I“illul solutlo
f; of the Russian refugee problem i
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Allolhcr is the, selfish attitude of the sore." is now in sight. according t
individual motorist or individual pc-
dl-stl-inn who goes/his wny dcilulltly. lici' .Milllinisimtion.
dell-l-lllined to mnke the other fellow linrly this spring the American Re
pursui- their own sweet will cvvn when
doing so lll(‘0n\'(‘llll"ll(‘t‘s or endangers
More compromise and co—opcruiimi.
'Jllpnn. {3.000.
Station “'JZ. Newark.
(\Vestinghouse) .
":30 p. m.—ltcvicw of iron and steel
industries and their relation to gun—
t-rul business conditions. by the Iron
Age.
:00 p. m.~—1-‘in.ll baseball scores.
7:10 p. m.———-Animal stories. by Flor-
cncc Smith Vincent, New York, _
.sluviu mid lllllgnrlu. which have 91:;-
’ ntlniilml llu-ir willingness lb abs-nil the
Evening Telegram.
'Arn'crica: final baseball scores: clus-
‘ing prieescn stocks. bonds gmin.
come and sugar.
9:15 p. m.——“I)llck Shooting." by
Henry E. \Vatson. editor of Field
nnd Stream.‘
6:170 p. nun—Dance music. by Ilewcl—
iyu Novelty Orchestln of Ncwalk
:lnd the/Oranges; Arthur J. \Ver-
nor. ma‘hnger and ‘piam‘st: Patsy
Minicllinl. violin: P-anl: R. Mark-
wiit, Jr.. leader and saxophone;
George, A. Miliachiie, corner: Philip
J. lllanda. trombone: ‘.Villl:un J.
'Wilson. drums.
10:35 p. m.——~“llm‘lcr ihe, Evening
Lump.“ copyrighted stories by the
Youths Companion.
lli252 to ”-00 p. m.—-smurlard time.
Signals from A rlington.
il:01 p. in «Weather report. official.
Progrn m eontlnred.
Stalin) KI)KA. Pll' .lmrgh
! “'estlnghouse) .
6:00 p. m.-- Weekly summary of "The
Iron A :r." Careful Crossings Cam-
paign address by F. .11. l‘lahcock,
supervisor of safety. F 8: L, ”E 1?.
TL. Pittsburgh. Fri-weekly latter
froni"'Fuim and Home." ‘
7:00 p. tin—chcctions on Steinway
Duo—A rt Reproducing: Plano lent by
the C. C. l‘lellor Company, fills-
burgh.
:smo p. m.—-—'3.o vest in Miss E:‘.icy
Taylor. soprano; Lilli'in Frazier; nc-
comlmiuat: llllssill Messlck. savo-
phonc, and Miss i\In.i‘_v Mebnffcy.
render.
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FORESI‘S AN'D MINES NOT GOOD
SECURITY.
with letters of congratulation from all
to say nothing of a " ‘
. , possible claim I)
from Queensland, Australia. a t
Eugenio is convinced
that
the rightful he alone is
fortune, and the
ro
oloimls being \v . D Bress of his
tercst in this city.
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All"; RICAN \VOBIAN AWARDED
lde Lee, of 70 Falrflcld avenue, an agency likely to produce well-being as well as enlightenment. It'is
mall’s part to continue building up a scientific systematization of ‘knowl:
edge which will increasingly form the basis for a control 'of life. For life
is not for science, but science for life. .
Science can do m‘uch to remove the shackles which inhibit the higher
. . . Many of the shadows and die—
with
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four once described as u "runnin
licl Administration made an offer to k . . .
.rhm-o :ln- counties-.1 other manifes-lvm.(. for ”w 15.00" exiles in that 0".“ 30;:ginadt‘haéntzig]; at: trgmlgi‘ha; 002:1-
00 "“m-lerovidod lllc countries represented in with prospecting 8. p
])4\|~S()llS think tllvy have a right toilin- lllagup of Nations would subscribe "How much does it [:0 to the ”
llll- £30.000 necessary to evacuate has been supplanted h); ““7th {3:23
them to places where they could be it run to 0 ton .. and .ihow'h the
‘lnnde self—supporting. The American crop looking?" ’ ‘
lh-licf .»\dminisirniion‘s own fun for . -
ndwitcr spilsil of tolerance and good 5th“: purpose consisted of $133,000 Qh:;-\ecniSWh::2 a big (‘lt‘flnllp comps In
\\'ll| :ll‘l- needed in 'cmllllc-ruel lllc'vponn-nmtpd by the Laura
llll‘lllll‘t‘ 01' individual lllVlllf‘ rights,sr{0pkof(xllpr Mcmorinh Foundation
-l”~" 1'“ “will ‘r l"“‘”lr‘—T*"ll“". freedom . Vfilh this amount it was estimated the
and tlI*ln()(‘l‘lll‘)' \vcrc needed to over-
(‘7.0ci10»slovnkin. 500.0"0 (TOWNS. and
The American Relief A‘dmlnistra-
tlon therefore has initiated its feeding
program. nnd. according to infest ca-
lill'll n(l\'lt‘cs_ Ilf‘nl‘l)‘ 10,000 people are
at present being fed. illtlimllzli the re-
Ill-f work was begun only on lillv Si
These are divldnd lH-l\\‘(‘(‘ll 83‘; chil-
(ll' I. under 11:0 :1ng of lrll‘l' ‘\'l'h Ill-”T
moillus; 700 childrnn mm four. 6.-
nmo (Illll adults. and over 800 hospital
patients.
. The countries to which these refu-
gees will be evacuated within the next
four months include 'lluilgary. Jugo-
O’NEILL’S or so. AMERICA
SCENT A BRITISH FORTUNE
MONTEVJDEO, I‘ltUGlTAY.—-Aft-
or u lapse of. 72 years an heir to the
£6,000,000 fortune left by an Irish
peer has appeared in this city in the
person of Don Eugenio O’Neill, a
Uruguayan subject who is employed
by the Agricultural Society of Uru-
ZUaY- .
Mr. O'Neill. who is 68 years of age,
Will first made aware of the facts of
the case by a London friend who
read in a newspaper a list of the
great fortunes held by the Bank of
England in trust for their legitimate
heirs. Once in possession of the un-
tccedcnts of the case. the lucky llcir~
presumptive took steps to set the is w
in motion to assert his claim to [his
vast fortune. He has been deluged
his friends. and many others who
claim to be, and the only fly in the
Ointment is the discovery of the exist-
ence of other O‘Neiils in Chile Portu-
gal, the United States and Argentina.
In spite of rtlllS, however, ,Don
heir to this respectable
atehed with much in-
! BRITISH SCHOLARSHIP
" Y H ~ .
iiAhCHESTER.—An American has
who cares to is employed. Mining
takes on an“ entirely different com-
plexion than of a few years ago; st-
tention is being given to gafnlng ac-
ces; to known placer deposits suit-.
able, for hydraulic and dredges, and
aside from this phase. of‘the placer
situation there is little doing save
whereuold-timers have a’flittle piece
of ground from which they may
sluice out a grubstake for the winter.
and who do not care to take out a
foriline.
The other phase of the. renaissance
in mining is confined to quartz, and
judging by the encouraging discoxu
cries. th‘e apparent premanency of
territbry and every man of experience' '
PllfllilEM IN TURKEY; ..
NEARlNlj SfllUTlflN ffifigfi. .. W..-
Constantinople Which the 1‘31”" 0" Bal- So great has become the lure of the
the London office of the American Re- going a mjd_summ9r quielude every
, . . , , ~
Spellman
refugees could be supported for {our . . . .
months. The Y. M. C‘. Ai also paoxld- ;?dg""c':;':::llli2xr{sesnccmll) from 0"“
. . 0 wit w iic ic ,
N‘ "V York Cit-‘1" “"‘lmmm Stranger :ldlll:::;]]:;ulflgligll‘dllf’tlll‘ll after their 32:53:31 is Cdrry’lng' the ”flak 0f (1“"9"
"ululniflm- mis‘hl licuin its L'Ond work .(-\rnc‘lntionl , »
in lillruilllf‘llli: lnpnl :llbzll‘flllt‘lll house; SQVOH (‘Ollllll‘lPS llflYO llO‘l‘ pomp for- Gee-logical
ward with the, necessary money for
.cvucuatlon purposes. They are: .‘nrcnt
"""""""‘“-“ ”1“?“ ‘l-‘l's ”l" skelPton‘ilrimln. £10,000; Switzerland. _1o_onn
i" ‘7‘“ “"‘M't i" 4”" '0 Spill” in (‘ifrnncm China. 5.900 French fmncs:
‘izmzil. £500: ll-ellrium. 50.000 francs:
' instance, ‘patev de fol grin! or 'fllet
omicaliy. the outlook for quartz is
district has disclosed a
more extended urea, and as rapidly as
trails and roadways are extended the
n prospector is bringing commercial~
n properties into being.
8 hills that almost all the populous
0 ccrters along the. railroad are under-
one who has a grubslakevand manly
- engaged in other lines of business
excitement. as "these
things are becoming every-day occur-
~ rrnccs.
Alaska. at present needs more interest
stated. for 'locnl
. nnd the luck of larger capi-
tal is retarding rapid development.
survey engineers are
now making recognizances along the
railroad belt and the result of their
findings is expected to have. a trc-
mcndous effect upon all classes of
mining. and a, boom is looked for as
soon ns these reports are made
known.
Alaska is no place for the wild—r
cutter. for the communities are ar—‘
(rnycd against spurious promotions.
and all efforts to float such enterprises
are bulked by the public and press.
Asgan Illustration of how the Alas—
kans are progressing. a group of
business men have, acquired a number
of oil lenses in the Anchorage field
and hold them subject to the advent
.of capital in sufficient volume to
drill one or more complete. Well, the
property being turned over on a low
royalty basis. all nmolument being
MEDMPPEQ SAY: if He err:
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was can». M u A PNROWAHTq
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, so. NQRwALK .
subject to striking oil.
Anchoracc recently jointly financed
n cannery plant by cscrowing all sub-
scriptions until sufficient capital was
raised. The czinncry was launched
and this season is operating success-
fully.
It is the policy of Alaskan capital
to pool with outside capital on all
legitimate enterprises and in this
manner the public, as well as legit-
imate. developers. are protected
against lmccnnecrs of finance.
UAN usn Mlnm'oAN NAMES.
.. —4-—-— l I h w
International SM’ Association
- Discusses Flood Pmblenm.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. ill—Guests of
hotels snkrestuurunts of the United
States no longer would be obliged to
adjust their tongues to French. menu
terms it proposals prepared for 'con-
sideration at the annual convention of
the International Stewards' Assoeia-
tion. which opened here toduyyshould
be adopted.
"No longer will the hungry guest be
compelled to call for the ‘menu’ and
oak the. "gnrcon' to serve him ‘beef up
jus,'” said one of “the delegates
registered for the. convention. "or to
bring hlm ‘cpfe nolr en deml-tasse,"
but can simply say, ‘W’aiter. Diem
bring me some beef and gravy ӣ1
black coffee in a small cup}. Without
givmg rise to the suspicion that he is
not. well-versed on geod manners.
Some of the French phraseology,
however, will remain in vogue. as for
i
mlgnon.’ For various reasons other
dishes that derive their names from
famous chefs or from their place Of ~, _
'Walls that keep their
"newly painted? look
Washable Walls!
Walls that hold the charm of color
and retain their freshness for years
with the help of soap, water and
Such are walls finished with Devoe
Velour Finish, (3 flat oil paint.)
The sofgflatfintsjnwhichthisproduct
is manpfactured, are always artistic,
lending an enriching background to
Press.)—Minister of Finance Hermes
who fell in the War.
and the successful candidate is Miss
» . century woman in a whirlwind of 8.0--
1.1 and usefulness. At least.ti*vity until' headaches develop, back-
~ ‘ the best means or testing’ache nervon to in en Polish "m‘kmen ' “ ry
. - sness n 1921, . e .
. . - of planes alone, without I, more serious ills and of ntl 12.) are
» :* It- is not certain that ‘ to her sex alone.
Pipkhnm's Vegetable Compound.
.....—+ «a. -...,. .. :. ..- ... ,
rophccy. lend t'h
WOMAN'S COMPLEX LIFE fic‘z'laflyef‘forelsn policy. under the A“ sensor-equal»: " . .
Woman's complex life with its mul- "Z ruction of P11319330: Wallace Not- um in our ”Stem? I ' . hfén : by
:ltudinous calls is given as the reason es ein, oxfc°men UMVEPSRY- :iikness. It has~»1fi§§~tonfid¢hat in" ~
or many a nervous breakdown. Home M ' u erculosis . scro‘ nip, ‘ " unset l l - in.
Wm" “cm °b118w°n5- dressmaking POLISH DNFsrcrnvMI-iw , fact in all diseaséaffih’ereldin'uefi’uaui' W
‘and the care of children—keep the 20th ”EUREASI NG- . f a“? large outed or calcium... when; ”
WARSAW.
been awarded origin will c ‘
BERLIN. Aug. 23.—-(Assoclated Pickles Poficrzgfmtlgasl‘fgdefi‘;§;tg their hrlginalotnetlli’lngg‘to be known by
was reported yesterday to have left glfizfiry at the Manchester University, b’ '
no doubt with members of the repnr— Ste 11‘ was founded in 1920 by Mr.
ations commission that the pledging p en Pickles, in memory of his son BIO CALCIUM FOOD “PPM.
of state forests on the left bank of the
Rhine. and state mines in the Ruhr
district as guarantees for the .ay- _ .
ment or German reparations wasplm- 9“""1612 Ann Jacobson, who is _. and drink ls‘the ““581 617wcmm m‘
posgime. :Ieisiruetor in history in mosses: dernourlshment of wmbnimroemh?
stgd'r Ohio- She has made a. may kind, ““118 under‘modéi‘h nmom.
u y of recentBrltish hl'story;par_ is suffering_’ln 0'39 10M“:m§her; '
T0 i-IAS'I‘EN RECOVERY. 1515031
Eight applications were rece‘ WASTING DISEASES. '.
lved Not enough 'calctuin— "in him food.
leaves the system iniériaimlshcd con'dl-
u
a k “a #3.. c:
3431 we; .
' workin to , .
“hich are peculiar and pnitingaayrc The; textile
Such wdmen should
1921 them are. new - '
and 133 men at wormmwmmmy 166
been. restored to health by Lydia, E.
—m1 Lad, mnAlnine
at contains no drugsjimd; can/Jae
l-nLin, ".
.~" e um. ~9- . -
m
A“; 23-‘901‘ every 100 ti0n and stands in the my of recov-f
Mammy! BIO CALCIUM FOOD SUPPLE—V
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