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CHEERFUL FOLK

AUIC EVER WELCOME GUESTS

Popularity is a wonderful asset and mostly enjoyed by those who possess a happy and cheerful personality. It is folk "of this nature that are welcome wherever they go, while those who are “ grouchy ” and what is commonly known as a “ wet blanket ” are not looked forward to by their hosts In the casd of the latter type they really are often a subject for pity as the state of their health is frequently responsible for lack of cheerfulness In many instances their liver is sluggish and perhaps they are constipated In such oases, a dose, or preferably a course of Dr Morse’s Indian Root Pills is recommended. They make von feel brighter. -rAdvt-1

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Evening Star, Issue 24290, 3 September 1942, Page 7

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120

CHEERFUL FOLK Evening Star, Issue 24290, 3 September 1942, Page 7

CHEERFUL FOLK Evening Star, Issue 24290, 3 September 1942, Page 7

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