Oxford Professor Demised after Public Contention
Corpus Christi College Oxon mourns the death of Professor who was famed for architecture and a prolific writer. The record cites his critique of democracy and a controversial 1930s stance amid a fatal Folkestone road case. His comments drew court attention as jurists debated drivers and danger on public routes.
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Pargide Panes Dent
Corpus Christi College
Prater
Wf Corp
Deh
Uring Hess
Iton
Muner
Judees Troughts
Young
Folkestone
Witneye
Thay
Ivan
Courve
Terrell
Phosphorated Iron Promised To Strengthen Nerves
An ad touts Phosphorated Iron as a remarkable chemical discovery for nervous dyspepsia and related disorders. It claims to feed nerve cells with exact lamps they require, strengthens the stomach, relieves anxiety, and provides energy and courage. Sixty tablets come in thirty daily doses with a money back guarantee.
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Ives
Man’s Movements in Refractory Belt At Prison Killing
A detailed coroner’s inquest reveals that William Hayden was found dead in his cell with a leather initiator belt and feet restraints, the evidence showing suicide by hanging. Dr. M Evedy and prison officials testified the death occurred between 12 20 and 12 30, with the apparatus arranged to secure the prisoner’s neck. The jury noted the prison’s procedures and considered alternatives, with ministers to be informed of the findings.
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Hayden
Renerout
Gitson
Dees
M'Evedy
Minster
Mrs J G Stewart Endorses Kidney Pills Claims Long Term Relief
A testimonial recounts Mrs J G Stewart’s years of back and kidney pain and her relief after using a medicine labeled Kidney Pills. She credits dramatic improvement in backache headaches and overall well being after beginning the treatment. The account promotes the pills as a reliable remedy based on her experience and urges others to try them.
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J. G. Stewart
McLend-Attert
Cairne
Alos
Stewart Sage
Teel
Dilly God
Vic Hitney
SICK TREES HOW THEA HEAL WHP SALVES
Fragmented OCR report discusses disease in trees, specifically silver you know. It mentions spores in bark, infection by wound, and a study with tests on branches from various trees. Observations note sap pipes clogging after infection, with seasonal differences in pipe blockage.
Reinstated. A Railway Max Reinstated in Crowle Trouble
A deputation with Combined Union meets the General Manager over a railway dispute. Crowle crowding and notices cause tension as talks resume after a brief conference. Mrs Crowther leads a deputation urging reinstatement and work restarts with striking workers in the afternoon.
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Crowle
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