Leora, the wife of the titular character, dies from the plague on St. Hubert when she smokes a cigarette infested with germs. She had accompanied her husband Martin, the discoverer of the X Principle, on a medical research trip far from their previous homes in Wheatsylvania and Winnemac. Serving as an indictment of the commercial American medical industry, FTP, what is this 1924 novel by Sinclair 
Leora, the wife of the titular character, dies from the plague on St. Hubert when she smokes a cigarette infested with germs. She had accompanied her husband Martin, the discoverer of the X Principle, on a medical research trip far from their previous homes in Wheatsylvania and Winnemac. Serving as an indictment of the commercial American medical industry, FTP, what is this 1924 novel by Sinclair Lewis?
Leora, the wife of the titular character, dies from the plague on St. Hubert when she smokes a cigarette infested with germs.
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