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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1194, 1 August 1911, Page 8

When fire vraa discovered in the. attic of the residence of Dr. Godfrey, South Cliff, Scarborough, Mrs. Godfrey and two maids pluckily set to work to extinguish it. Mrs. Godfrey continued to throw buckets of water, handed to her by the. maids, on to tho burning woodwork until some mollen lead fell on her ha.nd. The fire was eventually extinguished by the police, but Mrs. Godfrey's action doubtless prevented tho flames from spreading and involving the whole house. Prevention is better than cure, so always keep a bottle of "Nazol" in tho house, and as soon as you for] the sliqbtest indication of a coming cold take a dose—it prevents as well as cures.— Advt. A man named Fredoriek Stickley, of Cambridge-mews. West Kilburn, was hilled ami two eompnnions were injured owing to (he collapse of a grating outside a fishmonger's shop in Shirhind Road, I'aildington, London, in fho early hours of Sunday morning, .firac 11. The men were standing on llio grating when it gave way without warning, and they were precipitated into a cellar.

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