SURGEONS’ SKILL
TRAJPEZB PERFORMER'S RECOVERY. SERIOUS FALL A YEAR AGO. (United Press Association—By CableCopyright.) Australian Pre., . ■ I nlted Service,i Vancouver, Aug. 8. At Chicago a year ago Constance Argyle, a graceful trapeze performer, reached for a rope and grasped a ha'ndful of air. When picked up 40 feet below the siirgeons found she had broken both wrists, her collarbone, jaw and one leg, besides which her ankles were dislocated and internal injuries infleited.
“I haven’t a scar to show what happened,” declared Constance on resuming work to-day.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVIII, Issue 202, 9 August 1928, Page 5
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