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Why do Cambridge always wi the Boat Raco?

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The answer is sugar,

SATURDAY » AUGUST

THE HOME DRESSMAKER.

Blouse for a Little Boy

HOW TO MAKE

1934

NEGLIGENT WALKING

Woman Awarded £25

in Damages

What was described. by plain- tiff's barrister as running Dressing small boys is not the down caso without any vehicle: ve So anya Dr. J. A. Nixon, Pro-problem many people seem to think ing involved," was heard at Brom fessor of Medicine at Bristollit te Simple blouses and tunics Joy (Kent) County Court, when a University, who read a paper on can easily be made at home. The woman pedestrian claimed £25 nutrition at the Health Congress important thing is to have them from A male pedestrian for of the Royal Sanitary Institute at cell out, carefully soon, and neat negligently running into her. Bristol recently.

in pressed Continued indulgence in excesi

The defendant was Mr. J. H. Well-made blouses are rather alve starches and sugars, he said, expensive to buy, but you can make Amos, of Tweedy Road, secretary may lead to diabetes. Yet, us two at home for the price of one of the Bromley Liberal Council.

loyal Cambridge man," he added, bought in a shop. To make the "I attribute the recent successca one sketched, you will need from Payne, of Bromley, said she was a The plaintiff, Miss Elizabeth of the Cambridge boat crew to one and a quarter to one and a daily maid. On the evoning of their recognition of the value of half verds of cotton material of April 10, as she was walking along sugar in sustaining long physical reliable make, or you could use the pavement she was knocked-In- effort"

Shantung or some other washing to from the left side on to a gravel Another point made by Ersilk for a "best" blouse,

4 path, sustaining a fractured wrlat, Nixon about sugar will and univer. First measure the child, then bruises on the right leg, and sat approval among school chil dren. Although he admitted its study the diagrams and compare severe shock. As a result of these ¡your measurementa with those injuries she had lost nine weeks' disadvantages if eaten to excess, given. Cut the material accord money, amounting to 28s, and had and recognised that, in a concent-ingly, or make paper patterns first, to pay 19s, for massage and 68. for rated form, it may irritate organs) in the stomach, he added"But try them on, and cut the material, an X-ray examination.

jby these...

we must not on this account deprive children of their swets. They are good for them if given at such times as not to interfere with thair taking the remaining, and sometimes less attractive, articles of diat."

Dr. Nixon also advocated tho drinking of water with mcals, "Water is the body's greatest. need," he said. "The belief thatj drinking water with moale is harmful dies hard. The worn-out slogan. 'Don't drink water with your meals is as unsound econ omically as it is physiologically, To get the maximum nutrition out of solid food water should be taken in small quantities at fro- quent intervals during a meal."

Dr. Nixon exploded a popular belief in regard to breakfast ceredla. "These cereals," he said, "supply no real need. They are expensive to buy, and when they require heating or cooking there

Mr. Amos had sald to her, "I nm not a wealthy man, but I will seo what I can do to help you," but she had received nothing from him.'

Cross-examining Miss Payno, Mr. F. A. Hopkinson, for defend- ant, suggested that she was in visible at the 'time of the accident, because of her dark clothes' and umbrella, and inaudible because of her golashes.

"WORST LIGHTED SPOT."

Defendant, In evidence, said that the scene of the accident was the "worst lighted spot in Bromley.?? He denied hurrying across the | road, and said the first he know of the plaintiff's presence was when her umbrella struck him on the side of the face.

In reply to Mr. D. M. Rosenberg, Attach the straight strip to the|for plaintiff, he said that ho had left front of the blouse, stitch it no overcoat, umbrella or protection

Mr. Rosenberg-Don't you ·ad- mit that you bolted across the road to get out of the rain as soon as possible?

is the added coat of fuel. Most of down on the right side, and work of any kind, although it was rain- them are scarcely better than buttonholes in the centre. Make sing at the time. vehicles for the milk, sugar,

arrow hem on the right front, and cream with which they are covered.ew on buttons to correspond with Their nutritive value is never the buttonholes. higher than that of

Now gather the front shoulder the grain from which they are prepared, and edges as shown, turn in back we often pay an extra price for shoulder, edges, lap these over the Mr. Amos-I walked Blowly the subtraction of some of Ita front edges drawn up to fit, and across the road. It was just

stitch down neatly...

drizzling.

nutriment.

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He added that he did not admit knocking anyone down.

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"Oatmeal (or porridge) and Sew up the side seams of the wholemeal bread are foodstuffs of blause and make a hem for clastio which only a relatively small at the waist. amount of their carbohydrate con- Cut the collar in duplicate. Sow Mr. Hopkinson suggested that tent can be utilised. Oatmeal has the two pieces together right aides although a wet windscreen would the further disadvantage of active facing, turn inside out, press, then constitute negligence in a driving ly bindering calcification of bone."join the collar to the blouse on the case, a pedestrian could not be Dealing with vitamins, Dr. wrong side, and finish the join with considered negligent for wearing Nixon illustrated the curious crossway strip of material. spectacles in the rain. method adopted by some Indian Join the sleeve scams, out a slit soldiers to protect themselves about two inches deep. at the back

The Judge found defendant against a Vitamin B deficiency of each above the wrist, and bind guilty of negligence, and enterad During the War certain Indian on the wrong side. Gather up the judgment for the plaintiff for $20 labour troops near Peronne began sleeve edges, and stitch them be-

and costs. to fall slck from beri-beri. Dr.itween the cuffs. Sew buttons on Nixon's diagnosis was rejected by to the cuffs, and make buttonholes some Army authorities because to correspond, then press well. another company of labour troops, Finally set in the sleeves, and cover sharing the same diet, had not the joins with binding strips, developed a single case of the disease. This presented a puzzle, and a close Inquiry failed to re- veal any difference in the diets of the companies until an officer, gaining the confidence of some of the second lot, found that they were enjoying an unofficial addi- tion to their Army rations. They were catching rats and eating them raw. This simple "extra" in. their diet served to protect them] against a Vitamin B deficiency.

WHY LADY ŠIMON HATES SLAVERY.

The wife of the British Foreign

THIS BEATS

LOCH NESS

SNAKE BECAME BALLOON TYRE.

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Former M.P. and Wife

Separated

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1 Notwithstanding its frolicsome start, this bird would groune, 10 one hears.

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9 Refuse ta ben rascal..

10 Little bits. that agitate the

young angler.

11. Also the end of a noisy bird. 12 Though he is much in evidenca everywhere, he is over wholly present.

18 The earliest arterial way.

A separation order, by consent, 14 Not the kind of horgo likely to with alimony of 42 per week, was 18 "A tee I'd love to use (anag)..

bolt, notwithstanding. made at Pontypridd (Glamorgan) 18 Presents found in chests by the against Mr. Thomas Isaac Mardy hundred. Jones, formerly Labour M.P. for 20 Impelled. Pontypridd, in respect of the main. 22 A servile lackey--but you know, tenance of his wife, Margarot the type, of course.. Jones, of Llantwit Road, Pon- 24. Wander,

In Tonopah, Nevada, they tell typridd, and his two children, girls 27 Highlander seen in a fashion- about snakes the sort of story aged 21 and 16.

able place in Berkshire. which some Englishmen tell about

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road when a rattlesnake struck a them and would continue to do so,

ten.

32 Blooming as a rose-eventually,

posos.

no doubt,

38. Recent groom's now a pushing

retail tradcanian.

Down

the fish they claim to have caught alleging desertion, was withdrawn as Girl

A second summons against him, 20 One was an Exercist may be In Tonopah, too, they have prize Mr. Gordon Williams, of Cardiff, 31 Specimen for exhibition, pur- competitions for this brand of who appeared for Mr. Jones, dent- The ostracism of a little school, warn-and here is the latest wined a statement made in certain quarters that he had neglected his girl in Tennessee made Lady Simon

A man was driving a car along a two children. He had maintained a life-long enemy of slavery,

front tyre.

whatevor differences there were Minlater; while attending an anti- slavery meeting in Paris related draw its fang, and the air from

The sanko was'udable to with-between husband and wife, this story

Mr. Jones desired the Bench to. "When I was at school in Ten- the punctured tyre rushed down understand that he was prepared! neasce there was a little girl who its throat until the reptile had to do anything reasonable for his was always alone. No one spoke wollen to the size of den, stove wife and children.

Mr. Tom John, of Cardiff, who to her. I was told her father was pipe,

Then the driver whipped the appeared for Mrs. Jones, agreed a slave and that I should keep away punctured tyre, from the wheel, to the terms and added that no from her, and I have fought slavery replaced it with the inflated snake complaint had been made in res-fallows

and drove off!EACE

ever since."!

SALESMAN SAM

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THE ARGUMENT'

JEST A MINUTE,

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6 Quadruped that precedes A, but

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8 Should one say "executed" for

euphemism 7

The background of all my letters. (hyphen)

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offence, too.

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21 Obviously more than antiquated. 23 It would be boneath us to make a

Hon beg, wouldn't it?

20 Steal.

26 What Is it that, while postic on the battlofield, is merely prosaic In the bedroom

28 Fronch substitato for linoleum.

29 An animal.:

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