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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XLVI, Issue 10456, 24 July 1925, Page 3

When dangers threaten banish futile fear And take the easv way that opens near; Gather life's nectar and without regrets Let those who live the longest pay the debts. Protect yourself! of weak appeals beware, And leave no burden to your neighbour's care. When colds prevail protection you'll assure With Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. Burglars; "boot-leggers" and other Jaw-breakers are stated, to have filed in-come-tax returns in Chicago. As the documents are confidential, the disclosure of their "professions" cannot be used against them. Under the British Gun License* Act of 1870, anything from which a missile can be discharged must be licensed. The Act applies even to pop-guns, from which a cork, even if attached to a string, is discharged. "What perils do environ mankind." —Anon

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