Dancing in crowded rooms is said by doctors to be resnonsible for a large proPv, ■ v ll t!le ■throat and noEe troubles ! which are becoming so much more preva- ' lent in London. •"• large mirror erected at dangerous cross-roads near Carlisle, to prevent accidents, is also proving popular as a toilet . glas» among women motorists. ..82, o-of'th? l"gest fortune, left by an .who djed m 1821 worth £153,668. |
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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 48, 25 August 1923, Page 18
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