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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18763, 17 January 1923, Page 8

The tiniest baby in the world was born at Hackney a few weeks ago. She is a twin and weighed only 11b at birth. Her sister, weighing 3ilb, died. Mrs Clark, her grandmother, said: “I wrapped her in cottonwool, covered her w-ith a woollen shawl, and put her in a sowing machine box. Then 1 put in hot-water bottles and placed the box before the fire, which is kept going day and night.” Only one other case of a 11b baby who survived is on record.

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