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... the result of the cloud-burst at Louth. Other members ©f tho family had miraculous escapes from suffering a like fate. and Mrs Fytche, my wife's parents, said Mr Binnington, were in the garden. when the terrible floods descended upon them. They lived ...
... made up SHARPLES CO LTD Hill Nottingham Extra Special Largest Circulation of any Local Newspaper Estab 1874 TUESDAY JUNE 1 1920 THREE HALFPENCE LOVELL'S Toffee De L'Isle Ihendon tragedy xcused Again Before the Bench DAISY HOLT GIVES EVIDENCE Story of ...
... volume of the flood etrode like a giant and as fleet as a horse over the body. as it were, of the unoffensive Laid women Louth bad thought as tame and &emetic as it• household rota (ears a ▪ Timm writer,. For the pace at which the flood wave' roved through ...
... Airs Gkinville an operation for appendicitis the and is making good progress CLOUDBURST DISASTER TOWN SWEPT BY FLOOD DEATH-ROLL Lincolnshire Louth of 10000 inhabitants visited destruction Saturday the tiny known the river Ludd through heart of the converted ...
... et and ordinary times kept little registry all plastered I to and she told story with but could tears LOUTH RELIEF U'I19 News” to acknowledge Louth’s Fund should addressed— Relief “News” Hull DONATIONS £ s d ” Co - Inasmuch NONAGENARIANS ESCAPE the the ...
... on Saturday. In i mountain valleys the villagers regard occasional floods as probable, with the result that they take every poesible precaution. But in this case the little town of Louth. situated in the flattest county of England, was suddenly swept by ...
... THE LOUTH DISASTER. JUNE 1, 1920. I c-ornj'i - Louth is not enough known ' to far visitation was phenomenal CfeKi *i ho destructive deluge was v-„ Jtlen. and there was not the C Q S it- Nobody has been \M testify to having wit- V from escent oi huge volumes ...
... HUDDERSFIELD DAILY EXAMINER 1 1920-(U THE FLOOD DISASTER Eight Hundred People Homeless in Louth special Eight people large staff formed Committee useful are the Mayor's £4000 work are which threatens Howell axvi£orv M DESCHANEL Question of Appointment ...
... »fhl» Morning Sun Si's To-nigbfc Mcoq Ri«e. To-dar . 9.15 p.n. 4.47 ».Tn. Jfttrntrß. TUESDAY. JUNE 1, 1920. Two more deaths the great floods T/juth were recorded yesterday, making total twenty-two. One thousand people are homeless in the district ...
... THE FLOOD. (Louth, May 29th, 1920). So long as memory lives, who shall forget the day When by the act of God a town was swept away; Poor, stricken Louth: r once all was peaoe and calm, Till came the awful flood that wrought such grievous ...
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... But nothing is now sacred where money is concerned. The new revolutionary tendencies with regard to prices are like the Louth flood. They burst into every place. Nothing can resist them. Bridges and barriers are simply swept away. So, instead of a resurrection ...