Factory Girl Finds Relief in Vegetable Compound
Lititz Pennsylvania woman Mrs. Charles R. Shue says three months of back and side pains stopped after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She joins 98 out of 100 respondents praising the remedy for women's troubles and offers to answer letters. Sold by druggists nationwide.
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Lititz
Lydia J. Pinkham
Charles R, Shue
R. Fld
The Lanfrew Law Case Ends in Sudden Dissolution
Brenna faces fear as Compton D. Parmalee dissolves in the wake of legal threats. Richard Washburn’s failures haunt him while Brenna recalls his past pleas and their fragile, strained marriage. A New York trip sparks a new resolve and legal twists unfold.
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New York
Pearcard
Brena
Compton D Parmalee
End of the Story Looms for a Hidden Past
Peter and Brena confront a dangerous past and a looming escape as they plan to prove a death marked by fear. They discuss a mysterious scrap of paper, a haunted house, and the need to release Brena from danger by contacting a lawyer and assembling a discreet evidence trail. The mood blends tension with fragile love.
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Brena
Peter
Ife
Ireni
Muriel Benham
America
Becanshire
Muriel
Lantrew
London
Paris
New York
Pye
Toomienn
Neeney
Darcy
Devonshire
Pia Gomne
Amertes
Itludsen
Lanfrew
Howyer
Brenu
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John
Brenan
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Tim
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