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STARVING CHILDREN OF EUROPE. J (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) DUX MO IN, Wednesday. At a representative meeting yesterday, to raise funds for the relief of the starving children of Europe, it was.decided to transform it into a Domipipn appeal and to petition the Legislature to grant a liberal subsidy. CAUGHT IN BELTING. DANNEVTRKE, Wednesday. A shocking accident occurred at the Danncvirke Woodware Company s factory. William James Wiseman, a married man, was adjusting a belt in the box-making room, when his clothes became entangled in the belting, and lie was carried up to an overhead slit)ft close to the ceiling, and whirled round and round till .the driving belt came off. stopping the shaft which bad to lie reversed before Ibo man could bo released, ilis clothing was stripped to the waist, and be was in a very critical condition when removed to the Danncvirke Hospital. The extent of Ids injuries lias nut yet been ascertained. ECONOMY AT HOME, A DISH THAT APPEALS. It needs few words to recall what a boon Tucker 's Family Soups have been to families throughout New Zealand in recent years, when the cost of other necessaries has been so high. Tucker’s soaps have proved a big factor in helping to reduce the cost of living. Apart from that important consideration,* it is well to emphasise how wonderfully appetising and good Tucker’s Soups certainly are. Another point is that a number of recipes accompany every packet, as many appetising dishes can be economically prepared with Hie assistance of Tucker’s Soups. All grocers sell Tucker’s choice soups, which cost only a few pence per packet. A variety of flavours to choose from. <
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Waikato Times, Volume 92, Issue 14362, 13 May 1920, Page 6
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