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... Frederick King. Mrs. Edwards then Miss King,--and Mr. King were first married when they were twenty. They were divorced after sixteen years. Some years later she married Mr. Charles Edwards, who died last year. ...

... for only 10 days 1 could not lift my arm draw my breath without the most agonising pain I shall do all can to BELTONA known” Mrs E N BELTONA LOTION Chamlgtt avarywhara 9jd VICK Vapour-Rub Invaluable case ol RHEUMATISM SCIATICA LUMBAGO NEURITIS FIBROSITIS ...

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... degree of Doctor of Philosophy to Mr Douglas Jolley, elder son of Mr and Mrs E. L. Jolley, of 6, F a v c r s hamave., Hull. Dr Jolley was educated at Kingston High School. from which he obtained a scholarship to King's College, London, where ...

... full confidence ’’ in Dr Sander in the doctor’s quiet home town Dr Sander was free under a 25000 dollar (£8928) bond awaiting action by the grand jury Yesterday while Dr Mrs Sander and two of their three children sat in a front pew Dr Curtis ...

... MALIFAX DR CH s ESSENCE - IN RAIN AND SLEET A HOT. GLOWING DRINK FOR COLDS AND INFLUENZA. FOR WORKERS EARLY IN THE MORNING OR LATE Al NIGHT • w • Wk MAUI AX . . • Pathans want a king Karachi, Monday. While the Pakistan Primer Minister, Mr. Liaquat ...

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... the meantime. while Dr Winger net ont. a fi heart of Newcastle. and the other scientists rtley (NO, where labour is they are follow ther respective Co ere Bice HST apt to be difficult crop to har gations ‘atories, the EST. Sak ‘King’s’ research of the ...

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... were : Mr C T Forsyth (managing secretary of the Nottingham Society) Mr A Lane (assistant managing secretary) Mr G Gibbons (transport manager) Mr C Taylor (butchery manager) Mr J E Frost (pork butchery manager) ...