Storms Resigns Pressure Fails to Halt Move for Special Session
Reports say pressure to force Secretary of State Storms to resign continues despite denial. A special session of the Assembly may be convened if Storms resists, while supporters of Governor Huntly argue impeachment might be needed. Public opinion divides as bondsmen and allies weigh the political risks.
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Daniel
Storma
Ihs
Huntly
Storms
Bondamen
Hits
Arerinns
Coma
Sayhat
Anre
Sami
Las
Washington
Hanly
Chicago Live Stock Market Receipts Report
Chicago livestock totals show mixed demand across classes. Prime beeves steady to higher with cows and calves firm. stockers and feeders and hogs uneven. sheep receipts rise with native lambs and western lambs trading around firm to steady values.
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Chicago
Indiana Postmasters Appointments and Market Reports
The president sent nominations for postmasters in Indiana including Willur A. Masten and G. Covert, with others in Petersburg and Cincinnati. Cattle, hogs, and sheep prices are shown for Chicago St. Louis and Pittsburgh markets, noting steady to lower commodities, with live stock and dairy figures from Feb. 12 reports.
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Aperint Fe
Washington
TikHand
Senate
Willur A. Masten
Dunville
G. Covert
Evansville
C.D. Houchin
Pertersburg
Harley D. Billings
Willams Rare
St. Louis
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
East Buffalo New York February 12 receipts and prices for cattle including steers heifers cows and bulls with fat stock noted. Sheep receipts and prices show firmer bids with yearlings ewes and rams listed alongside market conditions and weights.
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BAS
Live Stock Prices and Trading Activity in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis cattle market showed steady to higher pricing for prime and choice steers with active trading and strong eastern demand. Moderate and common grades moved slowly, calves and hogs mixed, and sheep or lamb offerings mostly on recent quotas, with a quiet close and unchanged overall tone.
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Indianapolis
Urs
Vodentine
Formmon
Gowl
Sresecrnes
Editor Loses Foot After Carriage Collision with Cat
Lockwood, a veteran northern Inte chai editor and father of George Lockwood, had his right foot amputated following a collision between his carriage and a cat. He previously served as private secretary to ex Gov. Durbh. Fle is editor of the Peru Republican.
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Perl
Ind
Fel
LWW
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Intechai
George
Fttt Lockwood
Tornier
Private Secretart
Durbh
Fle
He Peru Repubilean
Mitchell in New York Preparations for anthracite mine action
John Mitchell president of the United Mine Workers camps in New York as he prepares to address the miners. The report notes the press will not publish statements on the actuation while he makes arrangements at the faint center.
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John Mitchell
Enid
Frorkers
Armerica
Rhr
Steady Local Stocks Amid Quiet Market
Local stocks held steady with few transactions as the market remained quiet. Prices showed minor shifts in select names including rail and utility issues, while several smaller listings displayed limited activity and unchanged quotations.
Martin Pitcher In Fold With Prospects Of Return
Manager Watkins sees Martin as a top pitching talent in the AL after a troubled before a recent positive report from Minneapolis. The veteran hurler, once regarded as a top twirler, showed signs of form in Toledo and before. If he recovers fully, he could be a strong starter for next season with Hoosier clubs eyeing his potential.
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Pave Sfurtine
Watkins
Watkin
Martin
Toledo
Vie
Tadianapolia
Riot at Chicago Church Sparks Mob Attack
Special to The site CHICAGO February 1 A violent mob of Lithuanians attacked the priest's house at the Church of the Good Heart in Eleventh Ward. Police containment followed as revolver shots and bricks flew. about 100 officers quelled the riot and 12 suspects were arrested.
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Chicago
Fdward Stefanowicz
Intrude Upon Quiet Game Ends in Police Action
A dicey prop bet session in a store rear room triggered alarms and a police response. Chief Metzger and officers supervised as six players were warned by a buzzer and kept from entering the front, while chips and cards were seized and the room sealed for court review on Monday. Condemnation of the Occidental hotel building is urged if inspectors deem it dangerous, as former inspector Stanley warned. ownership lies with the estate of Henry Behnull.
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Jouns
Metzger
Walice Court
Occidental
Joseph T. Wissott
Bonkil of Public Works
Stanley
Henry Behnull
Obituary: Mrs Elizabeth Wonder Dies at Home
An elderly woman identified as Mrs. Elizabeth Wonder, age 8nd, died suddenly at her residence after long illness. The coroner’s inquest concluded death due to old age. Local authorities report no foul play.
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Elizabeth Wonder
Mandas
Fulewiter
Hunt Plans to Attend County Primary in Randelpty
Alton B. Hunt travels to Randelpty county to support friends and engage in the Republican primary. Hunt aims to do what he can for supporters as the primary approaches.
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Alton B. Hunt
Randelpty
County
Verday
Mr. Hunt
Nem
Senator Heyburn Returns to Senate After Illness
Washington February 12 Senator Heyburn of Wake who had been critically ill from appendicitis returned to his seat today as the Senate met. The notable recovery followed a serious health scare and was welcomed by colleagues and staff.
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Heyburn
Scrippa-McRae Press
Washington
Benator Heyburn
Wake
Carr enters race for county assessor in Franklin township
G W Carr of Franklin township announces candidacy for county assessor subject to the Republican convention. Several aspirants for the office compete. Carr is a farmer known to the county.
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Carr
G. W. Carr
Franklin Township
Assengor
Repuby
Naval academy inquiry heads to Annapolis
Five members of the house committee on naval affairs travel to Annapolis tomorrow to pursue an investigation into Mirary tatters at the naval academy. The delegation will examine the matter and report findings to the chamber.
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Annapolis
rippa-Yeltoy Green Association
House
Aammurs
Mirary
Naval Academy
Annnapolis
Champion Skater Emmett Well Dies After Fall
Emmett Well of Philadelphia, renowned world champion skater, died this morning in Tentvalal after a fall by the sidewalk. The incident occurred on a February morning and is being investigated.
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Atlivalis Vis
Emmett Well
Phildelphia
Bey
Jane
Last Day on Earth in Minnesota Hangs Charged Murders
William Williams, charged with the murders of Joan Kellar and her mother Mrs. John Kellar in 7 PALL Minn, faces execution before daybreak. Witnesses spent the day in a bio cell smoking and playing cards.
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Scripps-Melineree Avapetation
Pall, Minn
Wiliam Wiliams
Joan Kellar
John Kellar
Witenes
Bio
First Baseman James Stire Fur Dies in Wisconsin
James Stire Fur, noted as a free first baseman with the Servnor Morine Players Association, died in Reloot Wisconsin on February 12. The obituary notes his career highlights and contributions to regional baseball circles. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Servnor-Morine Prews Association
Reloit
Wis
James Stirefur
Kereschia Moruhig
Incorporations List From Indiana and Nearby Regions
Patent-like list of incorporations including Tuy Phoenly Boiler Warke company in Terre Haute with stock $2406 and incorporators F Mekltersn Mary MeElfresh and Ered MeEttreshy. Transileauta society of Indians Harbor. Major Brothers Packing company in Miniawaka with stock $100,000 and incorporators J Majer Frank Major and Frederick Major. other incorporations include cypical stock changes and assorted members.
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Perre Haute
F. Mekltersn
Mary MeElfresh
Barke Mémories Preeusterlanchurch
Itvensyne
Samuel G. Alekwoud
Marita Th
Selelouks
Pank Ao Maelter
Yartes
Wheelie
William Z. Relepten
Transileauta Society of Indians
Wiliam J. Grunert
Willam
D. Mzelton
Men's Association
Crown Point
John: Brown
Charles
Nattham
Samuel D. Amstein
Clade W. Altman
David A. Hout
Herbert
Bats
Th. Guetthat
Fuerg Htemedy
Kywenyitn
Birgit Mayes
Case of Mes Knoop Declaring Wife Insane in Bun
A Sun report alleges Henry Kneop of 58 Dowiney Street seeks to have his wife declared insane over beliefs in Christian Science. The complainant cites neglect and lack of treatment, yet the wife’s prior Christian Science recovery and three years of disengagement are noted. R Stanhope Easterday signs the affidavit.
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Knoop
The
Bun
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Henry Kneop
Dowiney Sr
Mer
Rot
R. Stanhope
Tillman Resolution Aims Rail Coal Output Probe
Senator Tillman acting with the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee introduces a joint resolution directing the committee to investigate whether any railroads are directly or indirectly involved in coal or other products and if they limit output. The measure seeks scrutiny of railroad influence on commodity supply.
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Washington
Tilman
We Committee On Interstate Commerce
Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee
Teacher Kills Herself Over Salary Notice in Baltimore
Lisa Ella Mollenhagen, a German teacher in a public city school, died by suicide amid worry and humiliation after receiving a notice that she failed an examination required to entitle her to a higher salary due to defective hearing. She had served as a teacher and faced service demotion or grading concerns.
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Apecian
Ame Zum
Baltimore
Lisa Ella Mollenhagen
Sears
Alice's Birthday Wedding Plans and Washington Departure
In Washington next Saturday afternoon Alice and her fiancé plan a wedding trip to Florida. Miss Honsvelt accompanies the bride as does the dog til wedding day. Alice will take few trunks, leave much apparel behind, and describe a black velvet gown for decollette wear. The White House reception lists grand jewels for President Roosevelt and others as ornate gifts.
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Miss Honsevelt
Yrousseau
Mixa Allee Haretotore
Miss Allce
Miss Noosa
Washington
Florida
Kind Words for Simmons at Terre Haute Sermon
In February a brief report notes Reverend B. Cheney of the First Baptist Church in Terre Haute praising Dr. Simmons. Simmons asked Congress yesterday to remember the late doctor for his great influence and to overlook his supposed flaws.
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Ind
B. Cheney
First Baptist
Churen
Wiley Pr
Sim
Mons
Pearth
Dr. Simmons
Terre Haute
Bank Pay Share Likely 50 Cents On Dollar Says Receiver
Peoria February 12 Fred Wilton receiver of the People's Savings Bank states the bank cannot pay much above 50 cents on the dollar. Former president Rev. George Bimmons died by his own hand. The association’s assets and liabilities are under review to determine recoveries for creditors.
Lincoln’s Name Celebrated in National Centenary Observance
Washington notes mark the 125th anniversary of Lincoln’s birth with a capital gathering. Attendees include the United States Historical Invites, Spanish War Veterans, and Army and Navy Veterans, who will recount the great statesman’s achievements in story and song.
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Setipps-MeRar
Washington
Fett
Mixta Aniversary
Aif Trexigent Cincaln
United States
Army and Navy
Chicago Observes Day Amid City Closures and Memorials
Chicago observes the Lincoln birthday anniversary with public offices closed except for health and police, while schools, county offices, and City Hall suspend active operations. The Board of Trade and Stock Exchange, along with civic groups, hold memorial meetings across the city.
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Chicago
Gerippe-McRtane Dress Association
Anniversary events mark Altabam Trneoli's birthday in New York
In New York City the Scrippe-Victier Pres Association observed Altabam Trneoli's birthday with cen ters and speeches. Many central shops were closed while most department stores remained open and Vienna offices stayed busy during the day.
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Scrippe-Victier Pres Association
New York
Altabam Trneoli
Viennesa
Tme
Bill Stall to attend Miss Foose Velts wedding in frock coat
PORTLAND Maine February 1L Bill Stall czar of Arouttock county post master customs Inspector and Roosevelt favorite guide will attend Miss Foose Velts wedding in Washington for the first time in his life will wear a frock coat high collar and silk hat An enthusiastic contingent of new citizens cheered as he went to the train.
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Scrippe Neftoe
Portland
Arouttock County
Roosevelt
Washington
Foosevelts
Bewall
One Block Left After Alarms Fire Ravages Albsns
A blaze in Albans West Virginia destroyed seven to ten buildings and a Baptist church leaving only one block standing. An elderly woman died in her home and a man identified as Lewis perished in the flames. Firefighters faced a deadly, fast spreading incident as residents mourned and neighboring areas assessed damages. A separate report notes a bankruptcy petition filed in federal court by Andrew J Crawford.
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Scrippw-MeRas Prean Association
Albans
W. Va
At. Albans
Atanding
Morphysboro
Faylly Holt
Ner
Preparing for strike in Wisconsin paper mill talks
In Lachkose Wisconsin on February 12 sources report the Bur Tixten mill stores about 160000 tons of soft copy for Liq ex. The posting notes the strike cost and April as a key date for the action.
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Hardtean Association
Lachkobse
Wis
Stelke
Zalners
Tragedy Drowns Ten Men in Trawler Incident
City records list multiple drownings and deaths from a trawler disaster near Invergnodons and surrounding areas. Names include Howard, G Trumm, G E, with present ages, addresses, and linked families. Police and hospital notes show injuries and illnesses such as pneumonia, tuberculosis, and skull fracture among survivors and victims. Building permits and local notices follow, including births, marriages, and public health entries.
Editor Barrett Dead in Newton Home
Mass February reports the death of William Warren Barrett, longtime editor of the Bowton Advertiser and Record, after a brief illness from pneumonia. Barrett, aged 1 or 2, resided in West Newton and had served in public life with the McRnne Prean Association. The obituary notes his sudden passing and mentions his years of service and community involvement.
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Barrett
McRnne Prean Association
Mass
Congress
Willam Warren Barrett
Bowton Advertiser
West Newton
Pneumonth
Midshipmen Graduate at United States Naval Academy
About 3390 cadets, including 10 midshipmen for the clans of 19 percent, graduated from the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis Md as Secretary Bonaparte delivered the address. The ceremony marked the completion of training for the class.
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Deripparmeiwee
Agnocimuen
Annapolie Md
United States Naval Academy
Bonaparte
Missionary Rally Held in Central Indiana
A brief missionary rally was conducted Monday at the Central Chapel in Clactanall by P.M. Rules, secretary of the Belgian Christian Missionary. The Nervleee Were held from a fa'vlork a to 4 p.m. at the Centeat Chelaneterh.
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Fa'vlork
P.M. Rulnes
Ecretary Cof
Borelgn Christlan Min ‘Slomary
Clactanall
Japs Back China Oppoents Debate In Washington Feb 12
A Chinese American group in Washington reports strong anti Japanese sentiment and urges preparation for possible U.S. actions to protect Americans abroad. Leaders warn Japan acts threaten commercial supremacy and urge the Senate to reflect American will with readiness and funds. A San Francisco branch official says tensions in China could peak soon and warns American friends telegraphed urgent messages.
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Wasiington
Fen
Sons Tran Chink
Gree Mere Atari
Siemberk
Dle
United States
Tor
Amd
Tatt
Bettain
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Jena
China
Proton
Senate
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Wong
San
Ahfa City
Aversa raMern Timex
Heartle
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Preacher Denied Pulpit After Church Turmoil
Negro minister Johnson faced countercharges at the Colored Baptist Church on Michigan Street as jurors separated and violence was feared. He was barred from the pulpit after a scandal, a new pastor was chosen, and the case moved to the criminal court with Bond set at $600 for Johnson.
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Charter Dohnsoy
Colores
Jobson
Johnven
Lettie Higgins
Johnson
Rand
Kitette
Johnson's
Init
Plichle
Johnsen
Prosecutor Bassett Says It Be Shown That Woman Killed Norman Cook
Prosecutor Bassett argued the state must show the defendant killed Norman Cook in a lengthy trial in Evansville. He referred to witnesses including Mrs Rapkert and others as the case unfolded, detailing actions at the Barkett home and the sequence of events leading to the death. The defense countered with questions about motive and timeline as jurors listened carefully.
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Bassett
Norman Cook
Mission of the National Society delivers honorary members to presidential guests
Washington hosts Mes Miriam Nelson Greely, preacher of the National Society Daughters of the Empire, who will present Roosevelt and Miss Alfre Roosevelt with society badges. Mrs Russell Sage and Miss Teles Goube are other honorary members. Greely brings a petition signed by 3560 prominent New Yorkers urging designation of Niagara Falls as a national park to shield the falls from disturbance.
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Scrippr-menager_nn
Washington
Sinner
Miriam Nelson Greely
National Society
Daughters of the Empire
Greely
Roosevelt
Alfre Roosevelt
Russell Sage
Mier
Teles Goube
Count of Cancelling Inves Makes Legal Separation Plea
Paris reports that Count de Cancelling has pursued a legal separation from Camitise Gould Vartelhine. He has engaged three lawyers to represent him in the divorce proceedings, while Master Rene Lanotier, a noted expert in such cases, contemplates the matter.
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Serlpecline Press Association
Paris
Sailly
Camitise
Gni Gould Vartelhine
Rene Lanotler
Strike 18 Settlement Ends Sympathetic Iron Work Action
The Structural Iron Workers union and Brown Ketchayi iron works settle a sympathetic strike on the SS Peter and Paul cathedral project. The union headquarters ordered workers back to the job through local business agent Patrick Ducan. Terms of the settlement are not disclosed.
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Structural Iron Workers’ Union
Brown-Ketchayi Iron Works
SS. Peter and Paul
Patrick Ducan
Tay
Miss Spellman Improves After Lamp Burns Incident
Miss Spellman of Indianapolis suffers serious burns when a lamp explodes in Ithaca causing injuries. Reports indicate she is removing rapidly and expected to fully recover soon. Relatives and friends in Indianapolis received reassuring messages about her condition.
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Miss Spellman
Mise Mazel Srellman
Indianapolis
Ithaca
X. Yu Te
Womch
Fire destroys residence in Noblesville. jewelry lost
A blaze yesterday at the home of M A Long in Noblesville Indiana destroyed two rooms occupied by Mrs Frnent Morland of Indianapolis. The fire resulted in the loss of $107 in diamonds and a gold watch.
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Jon. Boblesville
Ind
M.A. Long
Frnent Morland
Indiatripols
Thieves steal at bridge party in Louisville
At a bridge whist party hosted by Miss Gildis Gonion in Louisville on February 1, thieves slipped into the room where guests’ wraps were kept during dinner. They grabbed 70 dollars in cash, two sealskin jackets and other items.
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Louisville
Gildis Gonion
Soldiers Arrested for Cavalry Killing in Georgia
Two soldiers from the Twelfth cavalry, Crees and Jones, were turned over to civil authorities in La Fayette, Georgia, on February charges related to the killing of Private Kane at Fort Oplethorpe, with the case to be investigated by the grand jury.
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Crees
Jones
la Fayette
Kane
Fort Oplethorpe
Jerome Hires Fleming and Lincoln Birthday Banquet
Matthew C Fleming, linked to legislative investigations, is assisted by Jerome in prosecutions as rafter theft cases unfold. Loyal Legion plans a Lincoln birthday event at Columbia Club with a banquet at 7:30 pm and a region meeting at 6:30 pm. Rev Father B L Conway preaches to travelers at St Johns Church on Sunday, with Indiana Commercial Travelers present.
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Lincoln
Columbia
Father B. L. Conway
St. John's Church
Sune Qay
Commercial Travelers’ Association of Indiana
Father Gavisk
Two Suspects Held After Court Appearance
Two suspects appeared before Judge Timer in police court charged with murder in a train crime. They pleaded not guilty but were remanded to await grand jury as key details remain unclear.
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Wera
Marvin
Timer
Guineeppe
Giomarra
Korke Nm Daneuan
Rand
Fell From a Bridge In Belgium Raw From Deer Trails
A man, William Ta Versersen, fell from a bridge across a river trail and landed about 30 feet below. The body was not recovered for several hours as debris and water obscured the site.
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Wiliam
Tering
Sabumbe
Cell
Stshd
March of Unemployed Demonstration in London
A London protest by unemployed workers failed to match prior turnout. The march, organized to press the new government and parliament, drew a smaller crowd and concluded without notable disruption.
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London
Marvelous Cure by Cuticura Remedies
Mrs. R. L. Risley recalls a severe infant eczema case starting at four months, spreading to nearly entire body. After trying many doctors and patent medicines, she used Cuticura Soap Ointment Resolvent and bathing routine. The son improved in two months and was fully well after about four years, with skin described as perfectly fair. Risley endorses the cures and urges persistence.
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R. L. Risley
Piermont
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