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Evening Star, Issue 20996, 9 January 1932, Page 10

A candle made in memory of Caruso will last eighteen centuries. Standing 16ft high it is burned for one day each year in a little chapel at his birthplace near Naples, in Italy. . Lady: “Will you send this rug up on approval ? ” Salesman: “Certainly, madam.” Little Girl: “Hadn’t you better tell him to be sure to get there in time, mamma? You know the party is to-morrow night.” A blessing written in gold on parchment studded with jewels and signed by the Pope was presented to Miss Nora Rix at her wedding at Gateshead in England recently to Mr Hugh P. Donnelly, of Glasgow, a leading Roman Catholic worker.

Pullem, the dentist, turned to his girl assistant as he left the surgery with his golf bag on his shoulder. “ Don’t make any appointments for me this afternoon,” he said. “ I wijl he very busy. I hare eighteen cavities to fill.”

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