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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1925.
ADRIFT 29 DAYS.
YAWL'S CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.
TWIN ACCIDENTS TO TWINS.
MISHAPS AT SAME MOMENT.
PASSING OF AUNT MARGARET.
Considerable succoss is being
"Thus ondoth the cruise of the
Twin brothers were injured at Slowly the old-timo boarding achieved by the
Rockefeller Merganser with the loss of one the same time, but in different foundation in malaria control life the cat," is a passage in 6 of New York, more work in Ave areas, in Pampanga etter received by Mrs. Unitt, of Parts of Eastbourne, recently. famous perhaps in ribald song where experiments have been go- Brixton, near Plymouth, from herind, Fred Crowhurst, of Upper- While cycling, with another than in story, are passing. With lug on more than a year, the husband, Mr. William Unitt, who ton-gardens, collided with a mot- the domolition of each brown-there having brought about Dora sot out from Plymouth a few He was taken to hospital.
measures tried
with his 15-years-old daughter or-cyclist, and was badly hurt.. stone block at least one is sure to decline in malaria infaction go and the chances are that the ax among the people front 18 per- Now Zealand in a nine-ton yawl to tell the boy's mother, and, was months ago in an attempt to reach A littlo later a constable wont of the wrecker in the process lets cont of the population last year
to four por cont. this year, accord. The vessel, however, was asked by hor to dress a wound in light into its shuttered living ing to Dr. Victor G. Heiser, wrecked on a sandbank at the her son's leg. room for the first time in many formor director of health and now mouth of the port of Caminha, on director of the Far Eastern the Portuguese coast, father and divisions of the Rockefeller daughter being rescued by local Thore are enough left, of foundation, who has just com.fishermon little the worse for course, to preserve the tradition pleted inspection of the founda. their experiences. and to food many a hungry tion's work in the islands, says Unitt, & retired naval man, to It was the intention of Mr. mouth, but the family, or apart- the Afunila Bulletin. ment hotel is fast usurping the.
Bettle in New Zealand. place formerly hold by those curious institutions once known as" pruneric" in a day, whon the fruit from which the name was derived was so cheap that it was at almost every meal includ-
years.
od in the bill-of-fare.
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The experiments also have re- sulted in bringing down the pot the time we
"The ongino did not work from left Plymouth," capita expenditure for the control wrote Mr. Unit, That we, had of malaria in Pampanga to 28 contavos. That, however, still is fair wind until we got within four
milos of Finisterre. Then it dropp regarded as too high and noted to a dead clam and we drifted within the means of the insular all round the Bay of Biscay, They provide a simple plan of tire islands and accordingly the right we could have run into port. government to apply to the en-whereas if we had had the engine life, devoid of household worry, rest of the experiments will be Instead, we had to stay at sea and they are all well crowded undertaken with
view to Indeed, so popular are they still further lowering the cost.
Boa for 20 days.” that it is a bit difficult now to re- Unlike other countries, the alise that there was a time in sanitary engineers of the this metropolis when it was con- Rockefeller foundation working sidered something of a social dis-at Pampanga havo discovered six mosquitoes which are held re- It was the rush of notables to aponsible for the high incidence the city for the first session of of malaria. While means have Congress, which was held there, heen found to dispose of them that bruke the spell cast upon during cortain months, it remains boarding houses by society. Up to be determined how they can to that time a wife who dodged be controlled in the dry season will take over malaria control her household duties by passing when they seem better hiddan in thom on to hoarding-house cooks swamps and streams. and maids was frowned upon and even snubbed at toa partios.
grace to live in one.
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But that first Congress found the city unprepared for the influx it brought. Many of the Con- gressmen and other notables found it necessary to wangle in- vitations from private homes ori throw themselves upon the mercy | of boarding-house menus. So many of these institutations took! in and cared for men and women of prominence that the stigma was removed, and has remained removed over since.
On the heels of this vindication Miss Margaret Mann appeared upon the Knicker-becker scene and became the most famous boarding house keeper of the day. In fact, the height to which sho carried her name and her estab lishment probably never has been equalled since. It was, in a senso, famous and known for miles Jaround.
Miss Mann established her well-known table at 61 Broad- way in a building which would be lost today in the skyscrapings of the vicinity. And there sho remained for a goodly number of yours, a picturesque figure in a Isetting that was not BO pic- [turesque,
It seems that there was Butle at 61 Broadway other than the food to recommend the establish- mont. The parlors were furnish- fed very simply and were dinly ighted. Perhaps they set the style in that respect. These eyes have seen boarding-house parlors other than dimly lighted in this city. The bedrooms were scanti- ly supplied. The dining roord was white-walled and unadorned, | with narrow tables set with cheap) crockary and silver that could no more than answer to that name.
"Aunt Margaret," as the land-1 lady was known, wasn't so per- sonable a hostess that she at- tructed guests by her manner. She was thick-set and heavy and plain of dress. With 'a frock un- adorned by laces or frills or rib- bons or bows or any other knick- knacks, in all of which she (cordially disbelieved. On ex- traordinary occasions she wore a scrimpy cap, but usually her sparso hair was to be seon strag- gling over har hoad except at the back, whore such of it as would respond to treatment was knotted together.
She was no soft soul. She had four weaknesses. Ono was hor agod mother, for whom sho cared. The others were throu orphaned children of her sister, who lived with hor and received bountiful treatment and all the gracious words that, she could mústor, which was not always
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For all others her oye wAB slightly cold. She didn't know the meaning of suavity. The boarder who tried to win himself) a place in the establishment with compliments didn't got far. Sho worked her holp to a point of ox- haustion, but that was no harder than she worked herself, and sho considered that fair.
In the room the constable found a boy, with a serious injury to his knee, and took him to be the lad he had left a few minutes be- fore in hospital.
The constable asked for an ex-
planation, and then learned that the boy with an injury to the knee WOS Gordon Crowhurst, twin brother of the boy taken to hospital, and that he had fallen from a wall.
Both accidents had happened at precisely the same moment.
Sir Charles Innes, addressing the Indian Railway Conferenco, On the first day out they lost said: "I believe myself that their small boat, on the following the railways are almost the the fourth day, in attempting to have done for India." He sleo day the mainsail came down, on greatest thing that the British go alongside a large steamer, the alluded to the part played by circulating water pipo was knock-tourists in bringing money to the ed off. The crew gave them fresh country and suggested that the water and apples.
Indian railway should emulate the C. P. R. With reference to Indianization of the railway, Sir
considerable sympathy with the Charles said, "I myself have work and carry out a nation wide Indian in his aspirations towards plan.. The foundation will con- the Indianization of the Indian Besides conducting experi- duct demonstration work on railways, and I hope that the mental work, the Rockefeller rural sanitation in various pro-ugonts will make a serious at foundation is training Filipinos vinces
ay soon As enough tempt to give Indians a fair trial who, when the foundation leaves, Filipinos are trained for the work, in all railway posts.
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