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The Case of the Young Husband Who Thought His Wife Faile

Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost Persons · April 17, 1941 · 15 min · 2,520 words

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To remove ordinary ugly surface stains from teeth, brush up or down from the gum line to the biting edge, and use Kalinos to taste on dry brush. Try Kalinos. Mr. Keen Tracer of Lost Persons is on the air.

Mr. Keen Tracer of Lost Persons, one of the most famous characters of American fiction, is now presented in one of Radio's most thrilling dramas. Tonight, Mr. Keen begins the case of the young husband who thought his wife failed him.

If you want a wonderfully easy way to remove ordinary surface stains from your teeth, to reveal the natural color hidden underneath, please listen carefully. Thousands today have discovered two simple steps that bring results amazingly fast.

First, brush your teeth as your own dentist advises. That is, up or down from the gum line to the biting edge. Second, use Colino's toothpaste. The dendipus used on a dry brush instead of a wet one.

That acts on these ugly surface stains like a jeweler's polish axon tarnice silver. You can see the thrilling results after just a few brushings. So try this way. Proper brushing plus collinose toothpaste if you want your teeth to look their best.

Collinose, K-O-L-Y-N-O-S, is on sale at all drugstores. Try it now. And now for Mr. Keene. Last time, Mr. Keene went in search of Anthony Valla, a once brilliant concert pianist who ten years ago, when his wife died during a concert, gave up his career and dropped completely out of sight.

The tracer found him, flying his father's trade of carpenter in a small Midwestern town, and gave him a new outlook on life, which assured his return to music and his future happiness with a nice girl who loved him.

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