... TON-BY-SPTOW OPINION The opmion oi a local woman has weight with us, when the opinion is based on actual ex- yaa gy nt J. Neal, of Sturton-by-Stew, near Lin- writes:—Dear nearly twenty suffered from awful pais in my back and wd, pe weak irre; heart's ...

... ON THE SPOT “We had rather unusual scene in here the other morning. A local woman had died and left a legacy of old jewellery to be divided among her family of nine. It was decided that the easiest way to make a division was to sell the property. The ...

... and were siting their parents. 0 CHILDREN DROWNED FOUND IN A BATH. nge is reported from Romford, Just over a week ago a local woman h to triplets, all girls, one of whem “tly afterwards This morning the were found dead in a bath of water, sted that early ...

... N-BY-STOW OP! inion of a local woman has weight with us, nerience aa im this case: ly when the opinion is based on actual ex. cola, Mrs. J. Heal, of Sturten-by-Stow, near Lin. writes:—Dear Sire,—For pearly twenty years I euffered from ewful ‘eft side ...

... 4 DOUCE investigating the Maidenhead trunk murder have been told by a local woman of her three meetings with a foreignlooking man with a wallet ‘‘stacked with notes,” whom she encountered in a local public house. Tlio inquiries concern the death of 9 ...

... success had been gained. The May Fes eight o’eock. will be repeated nightly during the wv. RTON-BY-STOW The opinion of a local woman bas weight wi perience. av im this care - especially when the opinion is based on ont Mrs. J. col, writes : 5 : lem, of ...

... sali the arrangement cop- templated was that in each cemtre ihe cases should be heard bya aclect: magtstrate sisted by a local woman and a local man as las justices. ...

... RY.S OW PINION The oprmon of a local woman has weight with ws, especially when the opinion is based on actual experience, as in this case :— Mrs. J. Heal, of Sturton-by-Stow, near Lin- coln, :-— Dear Sirs,—For nearly twenty ars I suffered from awful pains ...

... A THN WIOWN The opinion of a local woman has weight with 1, eepecially wien the opinion is based on actual ex: ner'ence. ae in this care: Mrs, J. Heal, of Sturton-by-Stow, near Lin- writes--—Dear Sirs—For neariy twenty years I suffered jrmn awiul pains ...

... open to women, and today, the only means entry to a career of this nature, Is by serving a three years’ apprenticeship A local woman the top of this profession Miss C. I. Spencer, of Lincoln, hairdresser and beauty specialist, who from her own experience ...

... found on the s s of Manchester on Soturday. The finder handed them to the police. and thev were returned to rted the + local woman who had illed when their ship was torpedoed off the Lizard by Ger in 1918, the bodies of two of the ¢ a French lave beep ...

... necessity of renewing the Agricultural Rates | charge of two young children; Cou Act, pending the revision of the incidence of local Woman preferred taxation, the intreased rates having become a] Branston. Lincoln -Apply, JOSEPH heavy and serious burden to the ...