British workers choose trimming bills over smoking when paid cut hits
London October reports Mass Observation poll finds Britain’s lower incomes would rather tighten food expenses than give up cigarettes. The survey notes many Britons accept salary reductions but still seek to keep smoking, highlighting frugality in daily life amid cost pressures.
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Reading material mixes religious survey notes with a household dinner plan and a Britannica blurb. It mentions Indian churchgoers, Sturgeon sizes, and a poll about income cuts, followed by a Saturday supper recipe for meat loaf and a Sunday dinner menu. It concludes with a Britannica note on medieval cathedrals and surrounding shops.
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