London Mystery Deepens In Nurse Crime Chase
Inspector and Dr Carruthers pursue a case tied to jewel theft and a Paris hidden drawer. A missing patient from Brook Street Nursing Home triggers a Paris lead as Fenton races to Paris with Meredith's wary aid, while Jacqueline Cayle's fate hangs in the balance.
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Brook Street
Penton
Mayfair
Ferren
Tacqueline
Meredith
Garuthers
Tyst
Carruthers
Tiut
Carrithers
Jneppeter
Fenton
Metropolit
Chacquering Coyle
Duke Street
Scotland Yard
Jacqueline
Vladimir
Paris
Tharun
Carruthera
Coyle
Caron
London
Wes
Saint-Paul
Mereith
Merediths
Farre
Sim
Conan
Nik Vaien
D'yan Spagh
Pierre Laroche
Saint-Paul Hospital
Dr. Larache
Mademoiselle Jacqueline ‘Ayln
New Hair Removal Cream Sparks Cosmetic Revolution
A breakthrough cream named Nezt-a claims to remove arm and leg hair instantly while delaying regrowth for longer than older methods. Developed by RC Lawry, it allegedly leaves skin smooth, free of stubble, and softer than before, with widespread consumer interest and availability at drugstores and beauty parlors for a few cents.
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RC. Lawry
Fresh yeast cakes promise relief from constipation
A vintage advertisement promotes Fleischmanns Yeast as a natural remedy to ease constipation and improve digestion. It claims daily consumption of fresh yeast cakes softens stool, stimulates natural elimination, restores appetite, boosts digestion, and improves complexion, recommending use with three vitamins and to ask for Fleischmanns Yeast at stores or eateries.
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Eith
Fleisthmnasa
Color Restorer Claims Youth With Colorless Liquid
An ad touts a liquid hair color product named Kolar Tink that allegedly colors gray hair without changing scalp or hair texture. It promises a noticeable look of youth, claims safe use, and offers a refund if it does not make users look 10 years younger. The copy targets adults seeking younger appearance and features a color restoring claim across various hair tones.
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Kolar
Kolot-Bak
DD D prescription touts relief for itching skin
The ad touts DD D as a cooling antiseptic for skin ailments such as eczema and rashes. It claims quick relief from itching with easy application and description of its greaseless formula. The advertisement offers bottles priced at 50 cents, one dollar, and 1.24, urging customers to try the product and request refunds if not satisfied.
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Dd.d
Han
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Rome
West End
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Evening Sun
Piccadilly
Polaenersi
Bob
Syrete
Charles
Charles Dia
Alexedith
Absout
Pstpain
Uraterica
Malden
Mags
Meischmann
Fleischmann's
Pat OM Sloan
A. Sloan
Mit
Sloan’s Liniment
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