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OODS AND ENDS.
MAINLY BOISSORS LOOT.
Increase In Population.
The population of the United States was nearly 113,000,000 at the beginning of this year, accord- ing to estimates by the National Bureau of economic research, an increase for 1923 of roughly two millions. In the three years since the Government census of 1920 the population of the country has increased by 7,000,000. The excess of immigration over emigration has increased the population by more than half a million, it is estimated, and the death rate during that period was the lowest ever recorded. Dancer Jumps into the Seias.
the London
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FRIDAY JULY 25 1924.
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A home paper, on the longevity of Deans, observes that this class of the community appears to withstand the attacks of time to an even greater extent than organists, Snuff Leads To Tragedy. ・・
who are very long-lived. Haven't A curious murder trial has just
we an example in "Singapore? Deans, it would appear, seldom die. bees concluded before the Seine;
Certainly (unlike those whom the Assizes, The accused Madame
gods love) they seldom die young, Granjeat, had with her husband
It is only a few months since the retired from a wine shop which
late Dean of Canterbury, Dr. they kept at Gennevilliers. The
Wace, passed away at the age of eighty-seven: Then, among, the couple often quarrelled because
living, we have_the Dean-of Madame Granjeat persisted in
Glasgow (80), the Dean of Lincoln, taking snuff. After they had
who has just returned from a lectur A young woman who flung her- ing tour in the United States (78), dined one evening and were dis- cussing their plans for the future self into the Seine from the Quai the Dean of Peterborough (73), the de Passy and was rescued by a Dean of Ely (74), and the Dean of which included the building of passer-by was taken to the Beajon Bangor (79) There must be 2 maisonette, Madame Granjeat Hospital, and when she regained something peculiarly restful about suddenly produced her snuff consciousness it was found that the atinosphere of a Deanery," box. This act was sufficient to she was Mlle. Regine Flory, Powder Puff Slaves. make, her husband angry. "It the well-known dancer at the Too many of our girls to-day is really shameful for a woman Cigale, the Theatre Mogador, have become dolls. They are of your age to take sauff," he said. and
Alhambra. slaves of the powder puff, said "It is more than that; it is disgust- About a month ago Mile. Lady Richmond Brown, recently, ing." The wife became angry in Flory dismissed her servants, left at Bournemouth. She has returned turn, and threw a duster at her her flat, and went to Deauville, from Central America where, husband's head. Then she retired On her return she resided at with Mr. Mitchell, Hedges, the to her room, but not to sleep. She Neuilly, driving to Paris every explorer, she penetrated the wilds. seized a revolver, returned to the morning in her motor-car. It seems She added that land girls during dining-rooni, and shot her hus that for some time she had suffered the
war, showed what English band, declaring that he would be from nervous depression. She girls were capable of but she was able to upbraid her no longer. was moved from the hospital to of opinion that the girl of the night "That is true," said the husband.her flat, and it is reported that club in the dance hall was not The next moment he died. The she is now out of danger. The made of the right stuff. The girls jury dismissed the charge of artist is silent as to the motive who live the open life in the country murder, but for assault, which which led her to jump into the and our Colonial girls are those
had not caused death," Madame Seine.
who are made of the right stuff. Granjeat was sentenced to two Matrimonial Tiffs."
She was of opinion that city girls years' imprisonment.
The annual congress of the could not stand the life of advon- Women's Co-operative Guild atture such as she had undergone. Leeds adopted a resolution re- Although they might start bravely A curious calculation about the commending that there should be out they would be crying to be MURU ALDACHI HUDUMA HIRE, SE DE SON MP number of apples caten at set up courts of domestic rela- taken back after a few days. Wembley on Saturday, when tions, where married couples Everest Must Fall. there were nearly 799,000 visitors could have trivial grievances re- to the Exhibition, may puzzle medied without taking them into
In Chicago, Mrs, for the very simple and obvious people who have not yet been courts of law. there (says the Manchester Kemp (Batterseal said, such courts reason that Man grows in wisdom A "Evening News.") Read in were doing splendid work. Magis. and stature, but the stature of the conjunction with the story of trates. in these courts were mountain is fixed." "With these besloged restaurants, it seems as selected, not so much for pro words Sir Francis Younghusband though there was a famine to the found knowledge of the law as for begins along article is the "Times" : land Not at all. One feature of a sympathetic knowledge of in the course of which he writes: the Empire Exhibition is its en- buman nature. In one year the "Mount Everest fights stoutly with couragement of apple eating, At Chicago courts dealt with 3,000 many terrible weapons. She is surrounded by unscalable' rocks; every turn, you find stalls selling cases at a cost of about £6,000,
she has snow, wind, and frost to apples-apples to eat on the spoť." Prince George.
The Apple Eaters.
"The doom of Everest is sealed,
to
apples packed in boxes to post to Prince George; the first English aid her. But she fights blindly. one's friends. This is all due to Prince to receive an honour from a She cannot learn by experience, the enterprise of rival fruit Socialist Government, was 2t in and she cannot rise to an occasion; growers of South Africa and December, on which occasion he where she is opposed by ad- They are having a was invested with the Garter, and advantages over her, for man's
versaries Australia.
who have all these market. All over great
thehe has appeared very successfully Exhibition all sorts of people are at one or two public functions. His full cunning finds means
autorit the mountain and her munching apples. There has had amusing experience at Harwich, allies. Each throw received anly to be made a special provision of where he had toinaugurate the new heightens man's spirit and he refuse boxes for apple cores. The train-ferry service to Zeebrugge-in returns undaunted to the battle. estimate that fifteen tons of apples a borrowed coat owing to aluggage Thus her doom is slowly and re- were disposed of on Saturday mishap, will be remembered. He
Jentlessly closing on Everest as shows what is possible when is a very agreeable young man apples in May are made cheaply (says the "Star"), rather like his man goes remorselessly marching 'Forty years ago" continues available to English consumers. brother the Duke of York-he has Overseas growers are expecting to the Duke's rather large mouth Sir Francis "we were very humble. create a taste for their fruit which and he possesses a good store of No one presanted to think of heights of more than 21,000 feet" will last longer than the Ex- his modest confidence.
Twenty years ago climbers. had bibliion. They remember that the
scaled to 23,400; fifteen years back late Sir Alfred Jones gave away
they had auzised nearly 25,000 bananus in the stccts of Mat-
two years back 27,000 and last chester, Liverpool, and Birming ham before he attempted to sell them. His motto was to create a banana appetite, and he did it with most satisfactory Anancial results to his antero
of weather Dicesan
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ON,"
Disorders of the bowali aru extramely degou toularly during the hot month the Everest Expedition i
thor of the summer months and in order to protece pourself and family reached no less a height than avainst a sudden stokost bottle of 20,000. Arithmetic itself, he con Chamberlain's Colfe and Tarrhoes cludes, shows that 29,000 must Remedy. It can be depended upon follow, and Mount Everest must be For sale everywhere.
vanquished.
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