VIGOUR RETURNING
KIX(I NEARING CONYALES
PENCE
RA Y-TIIERA PY CONTINUED
(Australian Press Assn. —United Service.) (Received 10 a.m.) LONDON, March 10,
Lord Dawson of Penn visited the Xing for the first time for a fortnight, A. subsequent bulletin stated: “The King is steadily, though slowly, regaining health. In strength, vigour and appearance his Majesty’s improvement is definite. The weather restricts opportunities for going out. Ray-therapy is being continued. —Signed: Heweit and Dawson. ’’ Household circles regard the bulletin as one of the best and most, hopeful of the long illness, indicating that his Majesty is approaching convalescence, while his definite improvement in strength and vigour is regarded as nnost important because the doctors’ problem for many weeks was the King’s utter weakness and exhaustion, due to the long period of general infection and toxaemia.. Apparently the sea air and change of scene are doing good, as the doctors anticipated when they advised the removal from London, even if the recovery is necessarily slow.
WALKING UNAIDED,
OUT IN THE GARDEN,
(British Official Wireless.) i (Received 12.46 p.m.) RUGBY, March 17
The King passed a good day. For the first time since Ms illness his Majesty was able to walk unassisted for about 50 yards.
The weather was gloriously fine, and ■the King remained in the gardens at Craigwell House for an hour.
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Northern Advocate, 18 March 1929, Page 6
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