Fatal auto toll rises in Hamilton County week
A three year old Albert Esterkamp died at Good Samaritan Hospital after being struck on the rear of an ice wagon by a milk truck near his West Fork Road home. The week brings six auto fatalities in the county and eighty eight for the year. Other victims include adults and a five year old boy struck near Calhoun Street. Police report driver details and subsequent hospital care and investigations.
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Good Samaritah Hospital
Albert Esterkamp
West Fork Road
Hamilton County
Esterkamp
Henry Esterkamp
Wilson €. Clark
Gan
Ind
Vine Street
Liberty Street
Charles McCowan
Norwood Avenas
Norwood
Albert Gibson
Harry Hughes
West Elder Street
General Hospital
Gibson
William A. Powers
Louis Distle
Thirty-first Street
Oakley
Andrew Reis
Calhoun Street
William H. George
Fairbanks’ Avenue
Court and
Linn Streets
Henry Kleeman
Edward Flottmann
West Street
Boy Run Down by Auto Near Bank Street
An 11 year old boy Archie Weiskittel of 6454 West MtMicken Avenue was injured when an automobile struck him on Spring Grove Avenue near Bank Street on Tuesday. He is in critical condition at the Children's Hospital. An auto mechanic Ray Goens of 1552 John Street appeared at York Street Station yesterday reporting the incident which occurred four days earlier.
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Goens
A. D. Birchard
Arrison Avenue
Ralph Carothers
Spring Grove Avenue
Bank Street
Archie Weiskittel
MtMicken Avenue
Children’s Hospital
Ray Goens
John Street
York Street
Akron trio changes name from Boob to Booth
Three Akron men Lewis E. Boob Eugene H. Boob and Earl R. Boob appeared before Judge L D Slusser of Summit County Probate Court and had their names legally changed to Booth due to social and business embarrassment. Earl and Louis work as musicians while Eugene is a rubber worker.
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Akron, O
Boob
Lewis E. Boob
Eugene H. Boob
Earl R. Boob
Akron
L. D. Slusser
Summit County
Booth
Earl
Louis
Eugene
Firemen to Run Four Booths at Orphan Feast
Fire Chief Barney Houston leads the Firemen's Protective Association as eight groups volunteer for the annual Orphan Feast at General Protestant Orphan Home Barnet and Melish avenues on September 13. The fete seeks to raise 50 000 for the institution's maintenance fund with four fire department booths. Other participants include Oola Khan Grotto Cincinnati Lawyers' Club Findlay Market Improvement Association Cincinnati Lodge Order of Hercules North Cincinnati Gym and Market Gardeners' Association which will donate produce and staff booths.
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The
Firemen’s Protective Association
Barney Houston
General Protestant Orphan Home
Barnet
Melish Avenues
William M. Anderson
Houston
Oola Khan Grotto
Cincinnati Lawyers’ Club
Findlay Market Improvement Association
Cincinnati Lodge
Order of Hercules
North Cincinnati Gym
Market Gardeners’ Association
Chamber backs reunion expenses for 10000 veterans in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce pledged to cover any deficit for hosting about ten thousand Thirty seventh Division veterans at their seventh annual reunion September 5 to 7. Eleven Convention and Publicity Committee members informed Gen S. B. Stanbery Gen P. Lincoln Mitchell and Captain Victor Heintz of the guarantee. Heintz will go to Washington to invite allied embassies and Army Navy officials to attend.
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Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
Convention and Publicity Committee
B. Stanbery
P. Lincoln Mitchell
Victor Heintz
Heintz
Washington
Allied Nations
Army
Navy
Births AUSTIN-Howard and Vera and others listed
A series of birth notices from various couples include AUSTIN Howard and Vera at 2880 Colerain Ave Firth list Gilbert and Thelma Bachman 38038 Burnett promp Aia Rona and Charlotte Brentlinger 2906 Fisher place Brown William Agnes Carlton Madisonville report a boy Walter Dailey and Margaret 1542 Denman Street report a boy Ernst St George and Bernadine 2465 Everlade Place report a boy Evers Fred and Elma 1904 Baymiller Greek Harry and Elizabeth 815 Depot Street boy Homan William and Edith 529 Church Street Newark Ohio report a boy Jester William and Marie 8417 Vine Street Kleinfetter Edward and Ethel 1226 Denver Street girl Sorgel W Bian and Mary 2854 Wheeler Street girl Ward Earl and Margaret 1407 State Avenue girl
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Austin
Howard and
Vera
Colerain Avenue
Nea Bachman
Gilbert and
Thelma
Burnett
Aia
Rona
Charlotte
Brentlinger
Fisher “Place
Firs
Brown
William
Agnes
Carlton Street
Madisonville
Dailey
Walter
Margaret
Denman Street
Ernst St—George
Bernadine
Everlade Place
Evers
Fred and
Elma
Baymiller
Harry and
Elizabeth
Depot Street
Homan
William and
Edith
Church Street
Newark
Marie
Vine Street
Kleinfetter
Edward and
Ethel
Denver Street
Sally
Frederick and
Mary
Euclid
Sorgel
Bian
Wheeler Street
Ward
Earl and
State Avenue
Residents Listed With Addresses in Ohio and Nearby Areas
The list shows individuals including Charles RCMe teeta Plainville road Marie O Keefe 4711 Plainville road William Oxben hs 8 Eindlay street Alice Hughes J E McMillan street Clifford Hughes ha Dayton street Mary Schneider 458 Ada street John Meister college Hill Lillian Aston ealthy George Konrad Reading O Dorothy White Lockland O Albert Beyer 1706 Martha avenue Thelma Johnson 1631 Sutter avenue Wilbert Haase Prosperity place Dorothea Schneider 2589 Talbott avenue Ralph Berry Winifred Hewit Walter Harting Viola Enger Russell Buescher Frances Bauchon 4801 Ravenna street 8624 Woodbridge place ada College Hill ealthy 3467 Boudinot avenue inet 64 E McMicken avenue enters enenee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rcme
Teeta Plainville
Marie O’keefe
Plainville Road
William Oxben
Eindlay Street
Alice Hughes
J E. McMillan
Clifford Hughes
Ha Dayton
Mary Schneider
Ada Street
John Meister
College Hill
Lillian Aston
Ealthy
George Konrad
Reading
Dorothy White
Lockland
Albert Beyer
Martha Avenue
Thelma Johnson
Sutter
Wilbert Haase
Prosperity Place
Dorothea Schneider
Talbott Avenue
Ralph Berry
Winifred Hewit
Walter Harting
Viola Enger
Russell Buescher
Frances Bauchon
Steamship News Arrivals and Departures Roundup
New York World News Service reports port activity with arrivals from Turks Island Genoa Cherbourg and Antwerp and sailings to Rotterdam Bremen Southampton Naples Liverpool Rio de Janeiro London and Hamburg including ships Iroquois Verdi Zeeland Majestic Calfornia Jarmania Vestris and more with times noted for some departures and arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Shipping News
Iroquois
Turks Island
Giuseppe Verdi
Genoa
Lancastria
Cherbournee
Zeeland
Antwerp
Tales
Port Simon
Veendam
Rotterdam
Stuttgart
Bremen
Majestic
Southampton
California
Jarmania
Liv
Gypsy Fortune Teller Delinquent Held for Court
Franklin Krehbiel was given one week by Judge Hoffman to produce Miss Mary Stephens a gypsy fortune teller in criminal court. She is indicted for grand larceny after allegedly stealing 200 from Elizabeth Young on May 9 following a claimed curse removal. Bondsman Otto Dahms testified he handed 250 to Krehbiel from the 300 security on a 1000 bond after Krehbiel said he would settle civil liability, but the matter with Mrs Young remained unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Krehbiel
F. L. Hoffman
Criminal Court
Mary Stephens
Elizabeth Young
Beechwood Avenue
Krehbiel
Mrs. Young
Dahms
Payne Receives Three Year Term For Auto Theft
Judge F L Hoffman imposed a three year sentence at Ohio Penitentiary on Thomas Payne of Indianapolis after a jury conviction for stealing an automobile. Assistant prosecutor Albert Weinstein said Payne took Hagerty’s car on June 20 1925 from in front of the Grand on McKinley avenue and drove it to New Albany where he was captured.
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Ohio
F. L. Hoffman
Thomas Payne
Indianapolis
Ind
Albert Weinstein
Payne
T. W. Haggerty
McKinley Avenue
Grand
New Albany
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
A list of fresh filings includes Pete Frankel vs A G Bamk et al for 1.0 percent. Richard A Wright vs Bessie Wright for divorce. The Capital Bargery Cleaning Co. vs Albert Ciaccio et al lien and execution 475 dollars 50 cents. Morris Hayes vs City of Cincinnati petition in error. O C Dickinson vs George L Hannon 325 dollars 80 cents. Lida B Goode vs Nathan Gordon petition in error. Nannie Williams vs Everett Williams for divorce alimony and custody.
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Common Pleas Court
Aie
Pete Frankel
A. G. Bamk
Richard A. Wright
Bessie Wright
The
Capital Bargery Cleaning Company
Albert Ciaccio
Morris Hayes
City’ of
Cincinnati
O. C. Dickinson
George L. Hannon
Lida B. Goode
Nathan Gordon
Nannie Williams
Everett Williams
May May Make New Case Against Dollings Men
United States District Attorney Haroth May may present evidence to seek new indictments against William G. Benham and Dwight Harrison former president and general manager of the defunct R. L. Collings Company. The evidence would be shown before the June Federal Grand Jury at Columbus as Judge Hough is away on vacation. New trials for both men were granted recently by the Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati.
Freeman Harry Smith Jr Faces Liquor Charge
Harry Smith Sr of 1667 Westwood Avenue was freed on $1,000 bond after a preliminary hearing before Commissioner Gregory on liquor charges. Two quarts of moonshine were found in his possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court
Harry Smith, Sr
Westwood Avenue
Gregory
John Agness
Central Avenue
Federal Grand Jury
Pestyesay- Federa
Agness
Louis Garconke
Pene Wrest
Federal Oan
Bankruptcy Note for Du Vall Electric Shop Filing
A voluntary bankruptcy petition was filed in the United States District Court by Charles F. Duvall doing business as Du Vall Electric Shop Hamilton listing liabilities of 7206 dollars and assets of 1749 dollars.
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Perme
United States District Court
Charles F. Duvall
Duvall Electric Shop
Hamilton
Pageant Models Begin Rehearsing Tomorrow
Rehearsals start tomorrow for twenty four Cincinnati girls chosen to model in the Fall Fashion Pageant at the Zoo. George B. Flint of Chicago, staging Modes and Models of 1925, will arrive tomorrow to train the models. Cincinnati made furniture will be featured in scenes including a kitchen, boudoir, living room, and cabaret to showcase fall and winter styles.
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Cincinnati
The
Zoo
Howard 8. Greene
Wholesale Trade Department
Chamber of Commerce
George B. Flint
Chicago
New Brighton Traffic Signal Tower Improves City Crossroads
A twenty foot traffic signal tower replaces a short sign post at Brighton where five streets converge. The prior two inch letters on a stop go post hindered drivers and the Commercial Tribune backed the project last April.
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Brighton
T. Commercial Tribune
Woman Chaplain Dies in Seattle at 56
Miss Carolyn Talbot of Ketchikan Alaska National Chaplain of the Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion died here yesterday. She was born in Grand Rapids Michigan fifty six years ago.
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Associated Press
Seattle, Wash
Carolyn Talbot
Ketchikan
Alaska
Women’s Auxilia of the American Legion
Brand Rapids
Mich
Plans A Failure In North Writes Explorer
A writer recalls Arctic drift and ice filled routes near Kane Basin. Peary’s acclaim is noted alongside dangers faced by early explorers and ships Arctic and patrol vessel Arctic. Whitney rebuts Shea critique of Peary and recounts his Etah expedition with Peary in 1908 1909.
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Whitney
Shea
Peary
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Harry Whitney
Robert Peary
Etah
William E. Shea
North Pole
Admiral Peary
Roosevelt
Boys in jail escape plot letters found in Illinois
Letters intercepted by the Sheriff reveal schemes by Strack Miller and others to flee Greenville Jail in Illinois. Strack admits prior arrests for auto theft, and Judge Hoffman sentences him to a reformatory with a chance to learn a trade. Miller is sent to Juvenile Court authorities.
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Reformatory
Miller
Weather roundup for Ohio to Tennessee and regional temps
Weather outlook for Ohio Kentucky West Virginia Tennessee and Indiana calls for fair to warmer conditions with a few showers or possible thunder showers in several states. Reported regional temperatures show highs in the 60s to 80s across cities, with varying cloudiness and precipitation over the past 24 hours.
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Ohio-Kentucky
West Virginia
Tennessee
Indiana
Nsas
Oneeene
N.orleans
Nashville
S.ste.marie
Funeral for Julia Runge at 1787 Townsend Street
Hoffsner Chapter No. 286 OES officers and members are invited to Julia Runge nee Fosster funeral Sunday evening August 23 at 6 o'clock at the home 1787 Townsend Street Jessie M Armstrong WM Maybelle Fox Secretary Douglass Lodge K of P will confer the rank tomorrow at Masonic Temple Third and Walnut Visitors invited.
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Hoffner
Julia Runge
Fosster
Townsend Street
Jessie M. Armstrong
W.M. Maybelle Fox
Douglass Lodge
K. of P
Masonic Temple
Walnut
Card of Thanks for Fred W. Lutterbeck and Mrs Herold
Expressions of gratitude to relatives friends and neighbors for floral offerings and condolence after the deaths of Fred W. Lutterbeck and Mrs Charles Mary Herold. Thanks extend to ministers Masonic bodies Eastern Star Knights of St John staff and hospital personnel for funeral and supportive services. CHARLES J. HEROLD thanks doctors nurses and Miss Foote.
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Society of Married Ladies Sodality
Knights of St. John
Charles Mary Herold
Father Alexis
General Hospital
Miss Foote
Charles J. Herold
Thanking those who aided after a relative's death
The bereaved family expresses sincere thanks to relatives friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy after the loss of Joseph Teveluwe. They especially thank Father Janson Dr Carroll de Coursey Dr Thiuss floral donors and J Radhel Co for conducting the funeral.
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Joseph Teveluwe
Father Janson
Carroll de Coursey
Thiuss
J. Radhel Co
Deaths and funeral notices from Cincinnati area readers
Multiple obituaries dated August 1925 list Theresa M. Bellman Augusta Cook Emmanee McMurphy Cramer Adolph L. Gaddum Katherine Siefert Eugenie Werk Sarah P. Ziegler with details of their residences and funeral arrangements at St Aloysius Glendale M E First English Lutheran and Spring Grove Cemetery chapel including service times and locations.
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Augusta Cook
Congress Avenue
Glendale
Glendale M. E
Cramer
Emmanee McMurphy
G. Cramer
Bonde’s Ferry
O. Gaddum
Adolph L
Sophia Gaddum
Bohlender
Eggers
Westwood
Spring Grove Cemetery
Siefert
Katherine
George E
Eugenie
Dentroit
Mign
Cincinnati
Ziegler
Sarah P. Shafer
George W. Ziegler
Geer
Morgan
Bpwe Avenue
Unclear OCR fragment hints at Union Central event
Fragment references Union Central and numbers but lacks discernible people or actions. Unable to determine concrete event, date, or organizations from legible text.
Grassmann Printing Co Job Work All Kinds
Classified notice indicating Grassmann Printing Co offers job work of all kinds located at Missouri Building Cincinnati Ohio for printing services and related activities.
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Grassmann Printing CO
Missouri
Cincinnati, O
Hair covers bottles found in barber shop raid
Detectives Gorman and Mezgar searched a barber shop at 408 Plum Street and uncovered a box of hair covering three bottles. They suspected the bottles held liquor and charged barber Ross Griffith, 36, of 912 Central Avenue with possessing liquor.
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Gorman
Mezgar
Plum Street
Ross Griffith
Barber
Central Avenue
Obituary of Eugenie Werk Died in Detroit Minnesota
Miss Eugenie Werk died Friday in Detroit Minnesota. Her body arrives from Chicago to Cincinnati accompanied by nieces and nephews including Mrs W F McKenzie Miss Carrie Bruce and Louis Werk. Funeral at her Westwood residence followed by burial in Spring Grove Cemetery. She supported Cincinnati charities and served as a director of the Home for Incurables and member of local clubs.
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Eugenie Werk
Detroit
Minn
Chicago
Miss Werk
A. E. Cook
M. Werk Company
Cincinnati
W. F. McKenzie
Carrie Bruce
A.B. Cook
Louis Werk
Harrison and
la Feuille Avenues
Westwood
Ziegler Dies at Daughter's Home in Cincinnati
Mrs. Sarah P. Ziegler 80, daughter of pioneer Cincinnati residents Henry and Rebecca Shafer, died yesterday at her daughter Mrs. G M Morgan's home 3543 Epworth avenue Westwood where she lived much of her life. Survived by three daughters and two granddaughters, the funeral is at 2 pm Tuesday at the Morgan residence with Dr J W Kapp of First English Lutheran Church officiating. Burial in Spring Grove Cemetery.
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Sarah P. Ziegler
Henry
Rebecca Shafer
Cincinnati
G. M. Morgan
Epworth Avenue
Ziegler
Westwood
Morgan
A. J. Cunningham
Anna R. Ziegler
J. W. Kapp
First English Lutheran Church
Spring Grove Cemetery
Adolph L. Gaddum Dies at 73 in Westwood
Adolph L. Gaddum a retired Sanders Packing Co salesman died at his home 2901 Eggers place Westwood after months of illness He was 73 and survived by his widow Sophia Bohlander Gaddum a daughter Mrs EB Schwartzzel and a son Walter Gaddum Funeral from his residence at 1 45 Tuesday with services at Spring Grove chapel led by Rev D M MacMillan at two oclock
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Sanders Packing Company
Eggers Place
Westwood
Mr. Gaddum
Sophia Bohlander Gaddum
EB. P. Schwartzel
Walter Gaddum
Spring Grove Chapel
D. M. MacMillan
Catherine Siefert, 53, dies at 2726 Ravine Street
Mrs. Catherine Siefert wife of George E. Siefert foreman of Cincinnati Turning and Carving Company dies after brief illness at home. Survived by husband daughter Mrs Norma Jacobs two sons Albert and Melvin Siefert four brothers and a sister. Active in Pythian Sisterhood and First English Lutheran Church. Funeral at First English Lutheran Church Tuesday at 2 PM burial Spring Grove.
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Catherine Siefert
Ravine Street
Spring Grove Cemetery
Other Man Released on Husband's Plea
In Cairo Illinois on August 22 William Hethman pleaded for release of the other man to spare his wife from conspiracy charges. Mrs Hethman admitted poisoning her husband to enable her marriage to Oscar Red Amos.
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Associated Press
Cairo
Ill
William Hethman
River traffic updates on Ohio River at Cincinnati
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood 12.4 feet and rising last night. The Queen City departed Louisville yesterday morning and awaits Charleston at 5 this evening. The City will leave for Louisville at 6 this morning, while the John Hubbard may arrive from Pittsburgh at noon and depart at 4 pm. The Cincinnati may come from Louisville around midnight, and the Andes from Madison Indiana arrives tonight with both ships planning to sail tomorrow night. The Margaret of Inland Waterways Company carried oil downriver yesterday.
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Ohio River
Cincinnati
Queen City
Louisville
Charleston
John Hubbard
Pittsburgh
Andes
Madison
Ind
University of Cincinnati Sees 7000 Students Regi ter for 1925 26
The University of Cincinnati expects about 7000 registrations for the 1925 26 session across its nine colleges including Liberal Arts Engineering and Commerce Medicine and Law. Registration dates span September 14 to 22 with Alphonso Taft Hall as a focal point for the new term.
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Engineering
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University
Glendale barber Henry Cook dies at 61
Henry Cook 61 lifelong Glendale resident and veteran barber died at 5 30 pm yesterday at his home on Congress avenue after several months illness. He ran a barber shop on Greenville avenue for 38 years. Funeral services will be at Glendale M E Church with Wyoming Lodge Masons in charge. burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Survived by widow Augusta Crain Cook two daughters two grandchildren two sisters and one brother Louis Cook.
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Glendale
Congress Avenue
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Greenville Avenue
Een
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Oak Hill Cemetery
Cook
Augusta Crain Cook
Frank Grewe
George Hamilton
Lockland
Lillie Cook
George Glaser
Louis Cook
Glenale
Ft Scott Boys Camp Closes August 30 After Record Attendance
Ft Scott Camp for Boys run by the Bureau of Catholic Charities at New Baltimore near Cincinnati ends its second season August 30 with over 400 attendees. Walter A. Ryan leads the Ft Scott Camp Association a business group prominent in boy welfare work. The camp sits on a bluff above the Big Miami River with forty wooded acres offering swimming hiking and military drill. Each boy must craft a domestic-use item during his stay.
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Ft. Scott Camp
Bureau of Catholic Charities
New Baltimore
Cincinnati
Ft.Scott Camp Association
Walter A. Ryan
Big Miami River
Restore Appetite and Energy With 8.8.8 Blood Purifier
An advertisement urges readers to purify blood to restore appetite and vitality. It claims 8.8.8. tablets boost red blood cell production, reenergize the body, improve complexion, and enhance strength and mood, noting the product is sold nationwide in two sizes at drugstores.
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S.S
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