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: l; : • ' 3 :im m •Jr. x* I’m never too tired tosleepnow— Bfsted nerves make all the diffivcnce Your doctor will tell you how chewing relieves nervous tension, how the healthful cleansing action of Wtigley s refreshes the mouth and tones you up. Wttgley’s mucb'rr costs little. JuicyFniitr* DmtblaMin^ Omani* 6 bar packets 3d. m per Smt J *ni (4® Alla m £M LAVA WAS® iff O'! BECOMING HOTTER 1 j\N» MORE LIQUID TOWN OBLITERATED, Post kas ■ 1 ftOjfu 1 ; 1 ' /.‘S^W'Vr'W(S The Stratford Evening mad© arrangements for special fcews services from the most riers thrown up in the hope of cliportant Dominion towns by- telemass from f Giarrei graph and mail. Articles by Sydney, . ffh ricliest and Most . fort (Received. 1.55 pan.) ROME, November Bi. The lava is .rushing on remorse* lessly," with no (signs of abatement, becoming.'hotter and) more liquid, q Mascali is no.w completely obliterated. th.e last sound from the doomed town being the mournful tolling of bells as the belfry swayed violent-, ly before collapse. After overwhelming Mascali the lava split up into three streams. 11 Two of these lateir reunited and are now advancing at approximately 75 yai;cls per hour. (The .Vnportfftat centres loft Giarrei and Reofreddo are partially-evacuat-ed. : 1 Meanwhile the third stream is on the point of wiping out the small village o( Can-abba, which is already deserted. Trenches have been dug and bar- : fertile dis- ' London and San Frdnciscd corre- definitely threatened.—Aus- - DiJCks Jarei ut?nmtuiy spondents have also baen arranged tra]i p rcss AiSSOC i a tion.- -■ i i-tY'.-sM !c*r.
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Stratford Evening Post, Issue 75, 9 November 1928, Page 6
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