Mapisunians to attend Logansport house party
Miss Snively of Louisville Miss Beck of Indianapolis and other guests including Mrs Howard W Graham Miss Juliette Pirtle Miss Nathan Graham Howard W Graham and Will G Rogers will compose part of a house party hosted by Miss Marie Rogers at the home of her parents Dr and Mrs Joseph G Rogers in Logansport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snively
Louisville
Beck
Indianapolis
Howard W. Graham
Madison
Juliette Pirtle
Nathan Graham
Will G. Rogers
Marie Rogers
Irs Joseph G. Rogers
Logansport
Modern Beauty Embraces Sunshine, Exercise and Syrup of Pigs
A portrayal of a healthy lifestyle highlighting good food, outdoor activity, and clear skin. It notes a gentle cleansing option by using Syrup of Pigs, a laxative remedy produced by the California Fig Syrup Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
Carrollton guests visit Chain Mill Falls
Mr. Frank Adcock and Miss Lucile Orr of Carrollton Ky spent the evening yesterday with Rev. and Mrs. Fulier Swift at Chain Mill Falls and returned home last night by mail. Charles Hoyle a 25 year old brakeman from Ft Ritner Ind fell from a work train near Delhi Station Tuesday morning and was killed instantly with neck broken. United States Pension Examiners led by Drs Copeland Lewis and Christie held their weekly session at the Madison Hotel today. Mr. Charles A Koroly Jr of Indianapolis is in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Adcock
Lucile Orr
Carrollton
Fulier Swift
Chain Mill Falls
Charles Hoyle
Ft. Ritner
Ind
Delhi Station
United States Medical Board of Pension Examiners
Charles C. Copeland
George C. Lewis
J. H. Christie
Madison Hotel
Charles A. Koroly, Jr
Indianapolis
Grace Pritchard and T Sanders Orr wed in Carrollton
Miss Grace Helen Pritchard of this city and Mr. T Sanders Orr of Carrollton Ky were married yesterday afternoon at Mrs Walter Caplinger’s North Poplar street home. The ceremony by Rev Fuller Swift featured a daisies and asparagus canopy and a ring ceremony. The couple will honeymoon through the East and North and reside at the Judge Orr home in Carrollton after July 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Caplinger
North Poplar Street
Grace Helen Pritchard
T. Sanders Orr
Carrollton
Miss Pritchard
Fuller Swift
Tux Ccurixe
Washington Fire Company No. 2 Elects New Officers
At the regular meeting on Third street the Washington Fire Company No 2 favored membership for Harry Hargan John Collins James Hargan John Eibert and Jacob Burkenmeier. Officers for six months elected: Edward G. Niklaus president John A. Litterer vice president Charles R. Johnson chief director Frederick Jabrries secretary Samuel M. Strader treasurer Charles R. Johnson Jr engineer Carl Dielenhein first pipesman William Mc Dermott second pipesman John Steferman hose director Clay W. Barber second hose director Frank Whedon messenger. The group accepted a Uniformed Bank Knights of Pythias turnout invitation for July 4 by unanimous vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Fire Company No. 2
Third Street
Harry Hargan
John Collins
James Hargan
John Eibert
Jacob Burkenmeier
Edward G. Niklaus
John A. Litterer
Charles R. Johnson
Frederick Jabrries
Samuel M. Strader
Charles R. Johnson, Jr
Carl Dielenhein
William McDermott
John Steferman
Clay W. Barber
Frank Whedon
Harris
Knights of P
Funeral for Andrew Gavin Held at St Michael’s Church
The funeral of Andrew Gavin was held at 9 o clock yesterday from St Michael s Church with a large attendance. Interment followed at North Madison Catholic Cemetery. Pallbearers were Thomas Clark Clements Wewer John Carrigh John Toole Thomas Cassidy and George Stroh. Sheriff Wallace returned home by last night s Fort Wayne train after placing Jackie Jines in the home for feeble minded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Gavin
St. Michael’s Church
North Madison Catholic
Thomas Clark
Clements Wewer
John Carrigh
John Toole
Thomas Cassidy
George Stroh
Sheriff Wallace
Fort Wayne
Jackie Jines
Passenger List Names Several Travelers Across States
Passengers include N. Dickerson of Terre Haute John Weyer of Indianapolis Howard W. Graham of Logansport William G. Rogers Dr Nathan Graham of Logansport A E Boyce of Tuscola Illinois Harry Goold of Racine Wisconsin Will H Matthews Mrs Daniel Grebe Isaacs Cincinnati Mrs W T Friedley Wirt Ollie DeLeste Indianapolis and Harry Jones also of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Dickerson
Terre Haute
John &. Weyer
Indianapolis
Howard W. Graham
Logansport
William G. Rogers
Nathan Graham
A. E. Boyce
Tuscola
Illinois
Harry G. Goold
Racine
Wisconsin
Will H. Matthews
Daniel Grebe
Mies Isaacs
Cincinnati
W. T. Friedley
Wirt
Ollie DeLeste
Harry Jones
Madison Hotel Arrivals
List of hotel arrivals includes E. 8. O Gara from Louisville Mrs Wolters J J Orr Carrollton Mrs George S Lee Carrollton Mies L Orr George S Lee FF B Adcock T Saunders Orr H L Hunter Indianapolis T Graber Andrew Kramer Marshall Moore Charles A Korbly Sr Indianapolis Elzy Monroe Indianapolis Mrs Bridgeman J O Hert and son Indianapolis M Abmanon Cincinnati E 8 Miller a W B Budd Frank Bill James Berniey J E Mulbarger R W West J T Locale H D Ranlin C A McNeal Eaton O D O Lott Cambridge City E E McGalliard New York J A Bechet J S Wise St Louis N J Kelly Lebanon O R Hoeing North Madison A S Chapman city Frank Wolfe Michigan City F H Marshall Columbus O
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Gara
Louisville
Wolters
J. J. Orr
Carrollton
George S. Lee
Mies L Orr
B. Adcock
T. Saunders Orr
H. L. Hunter
Indianapolis
T. Graber
Andrew Kramer
Marshall Moore
Charles A. Korbly
Sjr
Elzy Monroe
Bridgeman
J. O. Hert
M. Abmanon
Cincinnati
Resolution for Deceased Comrade David Weatherford
Hall of John Gerber Post No 265 G A B meets to honor Past Commander David Weatherford. Resolutions say the post lost a faithful member and the public an efficient officer and will record the notice while sending a cent to the widow as sympathy from veteran soldiers. Committee: Groner R Hawpre S B Lewis Joan Ceawrorp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gerber
David Weatherford
Groner R. Hawpre
S. B. Lewis
Joan Ceawrorp
Wheat and Clover Harvest Underway in Ridpath Locality
Farmers in Ridpath begin harvesting wheat and clover. James L Elliott and family attended children's day at Smyrna and dined with sister Mrs. Martha Officer. Mrs. K R Malcolm escaped unharmed after her horse startled a runaway vehicle on the way to Wirt last Friday. Augusta Col thar and brothers Sidney and John visited grandfather Mr Johnson and attended children's day at Graham. Doctor McGlasson of Madison passed through Kidpath. Several residents attended children's day at Wirt Sunday evening. Post Office at Kidpath now run by Miss Annie Sarver. Miss Florence Ellston of New Albany visiting Mr Edward Bennetts. Rev J H Weaver to preach at Mooroe Church next Sunday morning and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L Elliott
Smyrna
Graham
Doctor McGlasson
Madison
Kidpath
Wirt
Annie Sarver
Florence Ellston
New Albany
Edward Bennetts
J. H. Weaver
Mooroe Church
Edward Corrie
Brownsburg
Ind
Kent
Bessie Hinkle
Dupont
James Elliott
Monroe
Martha Officer
Elba Cosby
George Neuville
Harry Walton
Kentucky
Smyrna Church
John McKeand
Ada Marshall
Wolf
How They Got Knotts
The Columbus Republican reports Sheriff Howe pursued jail breaker George Knotts for days. A nine man party with bloodhounds tracked Knotts from the Sandford home toward Gray, then learned he had fled to Madison with his wife Mary Knotts. Sheriff’s deputies followed to Madison and were alerted by telegraph this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knotts
Columbus Republican
George Knotts
Howe
Sheriff Howe
Thompson
K. A. DeRosette
Charles Brinkiey
Otis Meyer
Sandford
Grayfor
Sandfords
Madison
Grayford
Mary Knotts
Sherif Howe
Brinkley and
Meyer
Dupont Items Highlight Local Visits and Marital News
Mrs. George Cash returns from Kent relatives. Clark Wilson visits Volga relatives. Ladies Society of M E Church meets next Friday at Mrs Whitaker. Rev Holmes preaches Baptism sermon at Baptist church. W L Shephard adds to his house. Miss Mamie Lewis and Miss Artie Wilson receive teaching licenses for twelve months. George Heynolds and family visit from North Vernon. Mike Grafton and wife return from visit to Wabash. Frank L Thomas of Indianapolis visits parents. Will O Neeb and Hattie Davis wed near Columbus Ohio last Monday. reside here. Rev O A Prottsman of River Avenue Baptist Indianapolis preached here. text Job 17 18. Prottsman formerly pastor here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cash
Kent
Clark Wilson
Volga
Ladies Society of the M. E. Church
George Heynolds
North Vernon
Mike Grafton
Wabash
Frank L. Thomas
Indianapolis
wWill O. Neeb
Hattie Davis
Columbus
O. A. Prottsman
River Avenue Baptist Church
Jobo
Mr. Prottsman
The
Baptist Church
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Helpful in Madison Case
Madison citizens spread word of Doan's Kidney Pills with Mrs. Nancy Cannon of 420 Vine Street praising relief from vertigo backache and kidney weakness after using the product. She bought from W. H. Rogers and reports better sleep and fewer headaches. Sold by dealers for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Dean
Nancy Cannon
Vine Street
W. H. Rogers’ Drug Store
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan’s
dmon-wed-In&w
Kent Items Highlight Local Deaths And Community News
In Kent on June 18 1900 farmers work wheat amid drought fears. Mrs Mary Butler Leland dies at 74 in Florence after nine years of rheumatism. funeral held June 12. Notices mention Carl Benson funeral, census work, church membership, and neighbors visiting. Sonshine Book ad reviews Transvaal Trouble by J John Hammond with price 95 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Mary Butler Leland
George W. Butler
Florence
Fannie Shaw
Seymour
Anna Ray
Rushville
Viola Butler
Geo. Sutherland
Harry
Arthur
Clarence
Chas. Benson
West Madison
Richard Schub
New Jersey
A. M. Bennett
Marshai Hoard
Mattie
Nellie Kinnear
Volga
Vevay
W. A. Crosby
Republican
Stannock W. Depty
Solomon Deputy
Paris Crossing
Kent M. E
John McDonald
Chelsea
Ellen Richardson
R. H. Swan
Morgan
Madison
B. W. Depty
S. K
Cattiesburg
Wilson and Hoard
Crothersville
the Paine Co
Indianapolis
W. H. Montgomery
Mary Edson
Peter Edson
S. W. Buxton
Oliver Ogden
Myrtle
W. H. Olmstead
Elder Crawford
Scottsburg
Christian Church
Sonshine
Transvaal
J. John Hammond
Abbey Press
New York
Epidemic of Diarrhoea Reported in Cocoanut Grove
Mr A Sanders from Cocoanut Grove Florida describes an epidemic of diarrhoea. He was treated with four doses of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and recovered. He recommends it to others and says it is the best medicine he used. Sold by James Hargen druggist. Also mentions Chamberlains Pain-Balm claims quick relief for rheumatism sprains and other injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Sanders
Cocoanut Grove
Fla
Chamberlain
James Hargar
Dmon-Wed
James Hargan
Farm Doctoring Ends in Cure for Diarrhea
Mr A N Noell of Asherville Kansas spent time treating chronic diarrhea without relief and feared death before using Chamberlain Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy which permanently cured him. Sold by James Hargan druggist. Jerome Dunlap, a Tippecanoe County farmer, was kicked by a horse and suffered broken jaws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Noell
Asherville
Kansas
James Hargan
St. Dmon-Wed
Jerome Dunlap
Tippecanoe County
Uncalled Letters At Madison Post Office 1900
Postmaster Garber lists uncalled letters in Madison Wisconsin as of June 20 1900. Names include Lapigs List R Miss Mollie Rice Mrs Clara Wilson Gentleman s List John B Balling H Hutchison Mr Tindall National Protective Society W Charlie Waddle and other items.
Middlefork Items Highlight Local News
Farmers prepare light wheat crops as local children attend Wirt Sunday night exercises. Superintendent E Cravens, ill two weeks, returns to Sunday School amid community updates. Sweet Manig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirt
E. Cravens
SweEer Manig
Mrs Jennie Coe Seeks Trial for Nervine Cure
Message from Mrs. Jennie Coe of Warren Ohio requesting Dr Mites' Nervine and expressing willingness to induce another sufferer to participate in a trial as a potential purchaser or patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mites
Jennie Coe
Warren
Ohio
Smyrna Items Highlight Local Events And Movements
June notes from Smyrna report wheat cutting starting soon. Various residents visit relatives and attend events at Kent and Smyrna Church. News mentions visitors from Brownsburg and Kentucky, schooling updates, a quiet marriage at a family home, and large church attendance.
Manville Items and Local Happenings
Mr John VanHaven reports a fine wheat crop on the creek above Dr Ryker s. Children s Day was observed at Mount Pleasant. Mr Robert Manville s horse ran away last week wrecking his buggy. Gus Adams and wife attended church at Mount Pleasant Sunday. A large crowd attended Mr Griffin s funeral last Monday. Loran Richards bought a survey last week. Victor Buchanan is grandfather of a bouncing baby girl. MR A OD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John VanHaven
C. Ryker
Mount Pleasant
Robert Manville
Gus Adams
Griffin
Loran Richards
Victor Buchanan
A. OD
Miss Smyth Fractures Collar Bone After Fall From Cherry Tree
Levi items report Miss G acie Smyth eldest daughter of Thomas Smyth fell from a cherry tree last Saturday fracturing her collar bone. Other notes mention visitors to William Nichols, a new building by Post Master Rose at Gevii, weekend visits by A M Wilhelm and family, Sophie Jones and Lizzie Baglin in Levi, and local farming updates including corn planted and wheat cutting approaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.acie Smyth
Thomas Smyth
Samuel Rose
Sellersburg
William Nichols
Rose
Gevii
A. M. Wilhelm
Enos Baglin
Sophie Jones
Muss Lizzie Baglin
Madison
Levi
Wm. Frosh
W. Davis
Tryus
Green's August Flower touted by professor in travel notes
Prof Houton says in travels he met many users of Green's August Flower for dyspepsia liver and stomach trouble and constipation. He calls it a grand remedy for tourists salesmen and office workers with headaches from irregular habits. Sample bottle offered at J E C F Harper. Carl Rock of Greenfield injured in a runaway accident caused by new motor cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Houton
J. E. C. F. Harper’s
Carl Rock
Greenfield
Allen's Foot Ease and Foot-Kase Advertises Comfort
An 2c powder product promises instant relief for tight shoes bunions and swollen feet. It claims to cure sweating blistered and sore feet and to prevent future foot discomfort with a trial mail offer from Allen-Olmsted Le Roy New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Allen - Olmsted
le Roy, N
Unclear fragment hints at local topics and prices
The text mentions welding industry, a count of forty three marriages among excursionists, Jeffersonville and orange blossoms, and a repeated price 350 for Rocky Mountain Tea. It references Madison Medicine Co and druggists. The fragmentary material lacks coherent event or date details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sty
Seree
Bonde
Jeffersonville
Madison Medicine Co
Normal College Building Sold for City School Use
The old Normal College building at Marion has been bought for city school purposes. The playful aside about Rocky Mountain Tea suggests a general ad tone urging wives to aid family harmony through a remedy, with a prompt to ask a druggist.
Midland steel-works to reopen at Muncie
The Midland steel-works at Munice will resume in a few days employing 1,000 laborers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland Steel-Works
Muncie
Rocky Mountain Tea Ad and Wife Murder Trial Mention
A vintage advertisement touts Rocky Mountain Tea as a warming poultice for the heart. In the same column, George Green, a Black man from Jeffersonville, is on trial for wife murder in Jeffersonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Green
Jeffersonville
Quick relief claims for asthma and kidney trouble
Miss Maude Dickens of Parsons Kansas reports asthma relief from Foizy's Hongy and Tar and praises its immediate aid. Ira W Kelley of Manstizid Pennsylvania recounts kidney trouble relief after trying Fony's Kipney Cure. Mrs Sarah Ann Keys of Hagerstown dies at eighty four, pioneer of Wayne County. smallpox quarantine at Fairmount lifted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira W. Kelley
Manstizid
Fony
Sarah Ann Keys
Hagerstown
Wayne County
Logansport Seeks Large Hall for Convention Growth
Local advocates press for a sizable convention hall as Logansport positions itself as a growing meeting city. Aimed at boosting events, the push argues early development supports commerce and visibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Train-Load Flour Shipped From Evansville to Havana
A train hauling one million pounds of flour has departed Evansville and is en route to Havana, signaling a major shipment movement. Officials confirm the cargo, origin, and destination with no reported delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Havana
Grain-O praised as coffee substitute by doctor
A.C. Jackson M.D. of GosHENN Illinois writes Genesse Pure Food Co Le Roy New York praising Grain-O as a coffee substitute. He says he preferred Grain-O to his usual Java and Mocha and considers it as good as the best coffee he ever drank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majors
MAJOR
All Drugzista Major Cement CO
New York City
Goshenn
Ill
Genesse Pure Food Co
le Roy
N. Y
A.C. Jackson
M.D
Crown Point Faces Mumps Wave Among Adults After Kids
After a citywide mumps outbreak among children, Crown Point now reports rising adult cases. Health officials urge vaccination and caution as cases spread through workplaces and public spaces.
Smoking banned at Paris Exposition grounds
The Exposition grounds in Paris prohibit cigarette smoking and violators face arrest and heavy fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
The Indiana Special Train To Kansas City
Arrangements are made for a special train named The Indiana Special from Indianapolis to Kansas City for the National Democratic Convention. Departure is 3 30 p m Monday July 2 and arrival 7 00 a m Tuesday July 3 in time for the convention opening at noon July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Kareas City
Hoosier State
St. Louis
Pennsylvania
W. W. Richard-Son
Deaths From Fight After Quarrel in Nacogdoches
David Mayfield and Batty Knob died in a confrontation following a quarrel last night in Nacogdoches Texas. Authorities report a fight preceded the fatalities and investigations are ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Mayfield
Batty Knob
Nacogdoches
Tex
Cure for Dyspepsia Promising Patient Testimony
It Is All Right Mondy Ind Dec 10 1897. Mrs Davis of 1518 South Madison St reports her youngest son Harry cured of indigestion by Shinkle's Cure. She herself saw two severe attacks relieved by the remedy. Also notes sale by J E C F Hanprn and local testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mondy
Ind
Harry
Shinkle
Mas
J. Davis
South
Madison St
J. E. C. F. Hanprn
Yuneld&wim
Evansville Doctor Dies From Blood Poisoning
Dr. Hichard Hartioff, a specialist based in Evansville, died of blood poisoning contracted during an operation. The tragedy highlights risks faced by medical practitioners performing invasive procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hichard Hartioff
Evansville
Census Chief Pins Population for Porto Rico at 953243
The director of the census of Porto Rico announces the island’s population stands at 953,243. The figure reflects the latest enumeration and is presented as an official count for planning and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Census of
Porto Rico
Fusion Populists Decide Against Indiana Fusion
A political report notes the Fusion Populists will not fuse in Indiana and instead run a separate ticket in the election, signaling a split in strategy. The speculation cites tensions within the Populist movement and potential impacts on local races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Eld
Excursions to Columbus via Pennsylvania Lines
Indiana Music Teachers Convention slated for Columbus June 3. Non transferable excursion tickets offered June 25 26 27 via Pennsylvania Lines valid for return Saturday June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Music Teachers
Columbus
Low Tate
Pennsylvania Lines
Excursions to Des Moines via Pennsylvania Lines
Des Moines bound excursion offered by Pennsylvania Lines for the Annual Convention of the Music Teachers Association. Tickets at reduced rates from ticket stations with valid return by Saturday June 23. Includes travel June 17 to 23 with inclusive dates and Friday discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Pennsylvania Lines
Music Teachers’ Association
Vacation outing sale announced by Pennsylvania Lines
They will be sold July 3d 6th and 8th via Pennsylvania Lives, account meeting of National Educational Association. Anybody may take advantage of the special rate and enjoy a vacation outing. Information about routes, stop-overs, through time and details furnished free by Passenger and Ticket Agents of the Pennsylvania Lines. Apply to the nearest one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Lives
National Educational Association
Pennsylvania
Excursions to Elwood Sell Non-Transferable Tickets
Excursions to Elwood depart Tuesday June 2 and Friday June 29 via Pennsylvania Lines for the State Encampment Sons of Veterans. Tickets are low rate non transferable and valid for return until Saturday June 30. June 15 di mon wed fri ent june 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Veterans
Pennsylvania Lines
Elwood
Low Rate Excursion to Chicago via Pennsylvania Lines
June trip from Chicago via Pennsylvania Lines for National Prohibition Convention offered at a low non transferable rate. Tickets valid for return until July 4 in a June 15 to 27 schedule with multiple departure days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pennsylvania Lines
German Americans Estimated at Fifteen Million in U S
Estimated count places Germans and their descendants at 15 million in the United States, reflecting a large ethnic presence. The figure underscores broad immigration and settlement patterns among German communities across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United States
Summer Outings Where To Go and How To Get There
Summer resorts along the seashore mountains and lakes are promoted as ideal for relaxed idling. Pennsylvania Lines agents offer full information on rates train service and through car comforts. They assist in planning vacation trips and provide information free of charge. Apply to the nearest Pennsylvania Lines Passenger and Ticket Agent for help. W. F. Lindley, Ticket Agent, Medina, ND.
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Pennsylvania Lines
Pyster
W. Fy Lindley
Medion, Nd
Ind
Louisville
Chicago
Hlonzo
Loree
Alford
MV Pottsman
PENNA
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