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Evening Star, Issue 22249, 29 January 1936, Page 17

A motor tractor working at Thorn farm, near Ramsgate, just missed being swallowed up by a collapse of earth above a cavity Bft wide and over 100 ft deep. “ X want a box of cigars, please.” “Yes', madam; a strong cigar?” “Ob, yes; my husband bites them

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