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Nautilus V14 N7 May 1912 APR 23 1912 Medicine Dies Hard TT\S DYING JUST TUE SAME That you may BE SHOWN send for the c o t t A u t o l o g y As Engineered Against the People by the Medical Trust. The Truths, Facts and Sense in this book are epoch-making— The W ork of a Woman. Should have the hearty and undivided support of every good American Citizen. ONI Y 20 CENTS WITHE THEY LAST Address: E. R. MORAS, M. D. DEPT. 301, HIGHLAND PARK, ILL. Soy you saw it i„ T hk N a u t i i .u s . See guarantee, page 5. t r a n s c r i p t HOI,YORK, MASS. APR 23 1912 •a -* 5 vy i it; ^ ? ? ' n NAUTILUS I I .X ECEIVE $ g § R your thoughts o C t'lf'J J ttiougUts i \ U ^ ,A' =< as guests but S-ssiiSS'j . A i s r h ^eat your de' i^y sires as chil- '4 m $ \ dren 'i W PUBLISHED BY THE ELIZABETH TOW NE CO., HOLYOKE, MASS. THE NAUTILUS. O M A IIA , N e b r.— Omaha New Thought Fellowship, Room 3, Lyric Theatre building. Services, Sunday NEW THOUGHT CENTERS. morning, 10 o’clock; Wednesday night at 8 o’clock. 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