IN A NUTSHELL
ANNIVERSARIES. 1707.—Union of England and Scotland. , 1807.—Garibaldi- born. 1812.—Battle of Salamanca; Wellington defeated French. . 1832.—Napoleon 11. died. 1865. —Capture of Wereroa Pa, neap Wanganui. _ 1896.-—Princess Maud of Wales mar. ried Prince Charles of Denmark. Maori footballers win return match against Queensland. Lieutenant Joseph Chamberlain, sou of Sir Austen Chamberlain, reported to have been captured by Wahabi tribesmen. Dutch air liner crashes on mountain side in Switzerland, and 13 people killed. . Italy’s actions regarding Abyssinia roundly condemned by Emperor Sellassie. Feather-dyeing is one of London’s oldest crafts, the various secrets of the trade being handed on from generation to generation. “ Permanent waves,” high heels,sleeveless dresses, and polished fingernails are banned in Wuhu, a Chines* port on the Yangtze River. More than one-third of the _ people in Britain’s Civil Service receive less than £3 a week, and only 12 per cent, are paid more than £5 a week.
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Evening Star, Issue 22087, 22 July 1935, Page 1
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149IN A NUTSHELL Evening Star, Issue 22087, 22 July 1935, Page 1
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