STRANGE MEMORY LAPSE
Mr. Kobert Latham, who was suffering from a nervous complaint, left his home in Liverpool, a few weeks ago for a convalescent home in Kent, stepped from the train at Euston Station —and forgot who ho was. Dazed, Mr. Latham walked to a boarding house near by and spent his time eating meals and taking short walks, while the police searched the country for him. Then his memory returned. He took the next train back to Liverpool and astonished his family. But, most remarkable of all, ho has been completely cured of his nervous trouble.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21473, 22 April 1933, Page 2 (Supplement)
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