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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18751, 3 January 1923, Page 6

Fourteen collision® occurred on railways in the United Kingdom during 1921. Nq_ fewer than 181 person® were killed while tree passing. on railway lines during the same period. The habit of nibbling their penholders, ®o common among school children, is believed to be a fruitful source of disease, ospecis.il v if the penholders are handled by different scholars. . War widows to the number of 74,000 had remanded in Britain up to the end of last June:, they form nearly one-third of the tota 1 of widows awarded pensions. A dental chair containing every possible help for, patient and dentist, and costing £2OO, wa« recently exhibited in London. Dated by expert's as 1800 -roars old. a beautiful bronze brooch of early British manufacture has been found in Hampshire. The Scottish Order of the Thistle wue founded In I®W by James 111, although a wmh effflior origin ban been claimed for it.