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Newspaper

Ashburton Guardian

Location

Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand

Date

Jun 21, 1921

Page

7

Sports Minister Vidal Leads France’s Athletic Push

The Paris correspondent notes Gaston Vidal, Under-Secretary of Public Instruction, becomes de facto Sports Minister to promote physical education in schools. A former Rugby star and war hero, Vidal (33) founded on and off field leadership, guiding France’s athletic revival and securing government support for sport after 1919 reform efforts.

Gastor Vidal Paris London M. Vidal France le Pays Eire Nouvelle Gaston Vidal Chesseur Alpin New Zealand Union of French Societies of

Horse Racing Acceptances From Napier Meeting

The list from Napier dated June 20 shows acceptances for Hunters’ Hurdle Handicap Steeplechase and related events with multiple horses and weights including Whetoki Tornea Pavilion Torps Gaekwar Stronvar Ah Fu Master Oriflamme Silta Golden Point and others across hurdles and steeplechase events. Key entries include Hawke’s Bay Steeplechase and Hastings Hack Handicap with entrants such as Lake H., Foeman Mattock Mort Avis Prodiza Gamboola Robust Waterform Earthshine Steepholm Prince Willonyx Jolly and more.

Whetoki Tornea Pavilion Torps Gaekwar Stronvar Ah Fu Master Oriflamme Silta Golden Point Waimatu Woodlands Hack Dick String Juan Fiddler Baronet Uhatai Whiez Bang Rangikaha Hawke's Bay Lake H Foeman Mattock Capsal Multive Lord Nagar Simon Hautawa Kahumangu Robust Utter Lachson Waterform Earthshine Steepholm W. Royal Gift Amba Kai Heather Suri Menelaus Molyneux Crucelle Matatua Prince Willonyx Bang Asterina Actifid Bagdad Simonides Arch Salute Forest Gold Prince Martian Tari Potentiality Weldone Ambe Princess Dorict Tips Jolly

London Lift Disaster: Man Impaled by 24-Foot Steel Rod

An accident at Magnet House in London left lift engineer George Neal impaled by a 24 foot steel rod after a shaft mishap. The rod pierced his shoulder and leg, exiting at the knee, missing vital organs. Surgeons lacked tools and a hospital plumber assisted, extracting the rod with a wrench as Neal recovered. No parallel case in surgery is noted, with Venables praised for steady aid.

England London Magnet House George Neal Wimbledon Charing Cross Hospital United States Thomas A. Venables Venables M. C. Lake Neal

Posed as Policeman Cited for Insulting Act at East Ham Court

William James Lawson faced East Ham Police Court charged with insulting behavior and unlawfully posing as a police officer after accosting two girls and declaring himself a detective. Robert Fuller of Croydon admitted to posing as an officer for a lark while James Mercer of the Crown Hotel corroborated details.

William James Lawson East Ham Lawson Robert Fuller Croydon James Mercer Crown Fuller

Liquid poison feared as future aerial threat

A New York report cites a U S Chemical Warfare Service officer claiming a liquid poison so potent that three drops kill on contact. The plan imagines aerosol dispersal from airplanes, two tons could blanket a 100 ft by seven mile strip, limited only by electric power.

New York Ofier U.S. Chemical Warfare Service

Digestive Disorders and Morse Indian Root Pills

Digestive disorders arise from various causes and affect digestion and assimilation. Dr Morse Indian Root Pills are promoted as a gentle remedy aiding digestion and regulating the system.

Morse

London blind women knit frocks and color ideas

Blind women trained by the London Association for the Blind knit frocks and choose color combinations themselves. The Tsar Kolokol bell in Moscow Kremlin weighs 198 tons and was never rung due to a casting crack. It stands as a famous bell landmark alongside other large bells, while lace remains The largest bell in use weighs 128 tons with others at 80 and 57 tons. ARREST. DENTAL DECAY. Fluenzol mouth wash and gargle is suggested for mouth and throat health.

London Association For the Blind Tsar Kolokol Kremlin Moscow

Nazol proves effective for rapid cold relief

A fragment claims Nazol offers instant relief from throat soreness and huskiness, while urging refusal of substitutes. The note emphasizes no after effects and cautions against cold-related discomfort with confident, promotional tone.

Fragmented OCR Note on a British Currency Entry

The readable portion lists several currency figures with pounds shillings and pence values. It appears as an OCR fragment indicating a financial entry or record with mixed digits and symbols. No clear event date or full names are discernible.

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