The 31st annual report o{ the Newcastle (Eng.) Public Library shows a falling off of 10,000 volumes, in the number of books issued during the year ended March 31 1912. The decrease is accounted for by increased work and less leisure. NEVER FELT BETTER. " I was nearly mad with pains in my head and often had to leave off work," says Aliss R. E. Forster, 55 Iffla street, South Melbourne, Vic. "I tried everything, but the headaches were just as bad. Then I read' of Chamberlain's Tablets, and thought I would try them. The first few doses made a d-'ffer-ent woman of me, and a course completely cured me. I take Chamberlain's Tablets occasionally, and never felt better in mv life than I do now."— f Advtj -
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Evening Star, Issue 15074, 4 January 1913, Page 11
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