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... A LITTLE MAI Laly Pearson, the pretty eight-year-old child loving mother, is. says a Manchester paper, the heroine of an incident that has aroused interest- From » bftby.” tftid her mother, who live* ftt Perk Street, Greenhey*, * Lily wee paJe and thin. Dr Willi«iß»* pink pills for ptle people gave her the rosy health she now has Two years ago she bad scarlet freer. She didn’t seem pick up ...

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