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SUMMER HÁT

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CHRISTIAN

SCIENCE

Leghorn Model

Beauty

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CRITICISED Trimmed With Flowers Sued

“UTTERLY IDIOTIC NOTIONS"

CORONER'S VIEW

"I noticed that Miss Marah, with all her training as a qualified nurse, allowed the condition to continue. I cannot, understand her mentality. She either ought to be in a mental home or in the dock on a charge of murder. It is the most wicked thing I have over heard in my life,"

This remarkable outburst was made by Dr. W. E. Cooke, patholo- gist to the Wigan Infirmary, at an Inquest at Southport when Chris- tian Selence methods were being discussed by the Coronar (Sir Samuel Brighouse), in relation to the death of Walter Horace Hon- nor (47), of Halgh Avenue, South- port, who died recently.

WORN WITH TAFFETA

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In opening the Inquiry, the Coroner said Mr. Honnor begon' to be troubled in health at Whit- suntide. At that time he wont to sco a Christian Science practi- tioner named Miss Anna Street NOTES ON SHAMPOOING Marsh, of Portland Street, South-

the latter being called in the day

Christian Science.

"PERFECT FAITH.".

CUSTOMER'S HAND BURNED

Lord Carmont and a jury in the Court of Session recently tried an action by Mra. Elizabeth Brodie Pollock, 18 Westbourne Terrace, Glasgow, against Messrs. Buchanan and Carawell, hair-dressers, 928 Govan Road, Glasgow, for £600 as damages in respect of loss, damage, and injury alleged to have been sustained by the purauer through the fault of the defenders,

The pursuer (85), who is typlat, stated that on June 26, 1933, she went to the defendera Baloon to have her hair permanent

hair had ly waved. After her beon waved and washed an neslat ant of the defenders placed an for the electric drier over her head purpose of drying her hair. While the hair was drying, the assistant proceeded with other duties, having placed in the pur- suer's hand a switch by means of which to turn off the electrle cur- if the heat became too in- runt tenee.

The heat became too strong, and when

the pursuer pressed the knob

of the switch a sheet of flame im- mediately shot out and her right hand was severely burned. Owing Shampooing the hair can be a

to the pain and shock the pursuer port, and visited her twice a week hastily performed, incficient, became hysterical. A doctor who for Ave weeks. He later saw three! other Christian Science practi-incasy task, or it can be quite on-

and gave her a sedative. She was tionera Dirs. Sarah

Beatrice Joyable and give one a feeling of was summoned bandaged her hand

| luxury. Ashburner, of Belmont Street,

Don't hurry over washing your confined to bed for four days, and Southport: Miss Mary Beatrice hair and, if possible, choose a Ane as a result of the accident she still Southern, of Manchester; and Mrs. Bunny day, so that you can dry it suffered from nervous shock and evinced many symptoms of St. Elizabeth Kershaw, of Rochdale, out of doors if you have a garden. her speech had been affected. sho Vitus dance, and it was feared that or near an open window. he died. He would not have a The hair benefits and gains in the accident would permanently doctor owing to his belief in strength from exposure to sunshine affect her capacity as a typist. and fresh air. Have plenty of hot She averred that the accident was and cold water and clean towels ready. If the hair is inclined to due to the negligence of the defen ders or their servant, and alleged Sir Samuel said the issue for the be dry, give it a preliminary ma that the electrical equipment was

defective. jury was simple. Bid the four ange with warm olive oil. This is

The defenders denied fault. practitioners do anything to con- good for the hair and scalp, it tribute to the death? A grown-up gives the hair a lovely sheen and They stated that the burn on the person could go to a blacksmith helps to keep permanent waves in pursuer's hand was not severe, al- to cure bronchitis if he liked, but

perature. The hair should be

They averred that the pursuer self to do so he must exercise the parted in different places, and the same duties as a regular medical of massaged into the roots with was in n motor accident about practitioner. If his failure or in- the tips of the fingers until the three years before and had suffer- efficiency to fulfil his obligation whole of the acain is treated. ed from abnormality of speech at caused death then he was crimin-Cover the head, with an old towel teast since that time. Any Injury and leave the oil topik in for anahe sustained in the defenders' ally liable,

premises hud hour, or longer

left no permanent Always une rain-water for wash-effect, and she had long sincs re- Mrs. Jenny Honnor, widow, unid her husband had perfect faith in ing the hair if it is available. Or covered. It was the practice of the power of Christian Science to you can use a little thorax to soften hairdressers to leave their cus heat anything. If he had known hard water. Choose a good sham-tomers during the operation of that the only chance of saving his poo that suits your hair. Camo-drying the hair, which takes from life was to have an operation by mile, for instance, improves fair twenty to thirty minutes, and the a skilled, surgeon he would not hair, and brings out its naturally machine was constructed in such a beautiful lights Make a soft manner that the customer could by have done it.

switch lesson father and, after dipping the hair pressing a The Coroner-If a person falls In warm water first, rub it freely amount of heat applied to the hair.

a ladder and smashes both and gently all over the head. thighs can that be cured by Rinse inther, rinse and lather prayer?It could be done.

if the blacksmith took it upon him. Heat the oil to blood tem- though probably painful at the f

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AUTHORITY "FROM GOD,"

authorised by the Mother Church been a registered nurse for 15 in Boston to administer Christian years, but was not one now.

stricture. He thought the lack of

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9 What "Excelsior" was in the

пост..

10 That's the stuff for the troops!

11 One of the biggest Continental

divisions.

12 A Biblical country.

13 Choose and chosen.

16 A 35 Across named 25 Across,

19

as well as another named Down, 17 Down that these will 8 Across, as a result of the 20 Across, but 15 Down does not.

(Anagrum),

23 in money terms, may be worth

29 800 10 Across.

In answer to Mr. J. A. Martin, from your hair before wrapping a Manchester solicitor, represent-it în a clean towel. ing the widow and the Christian If you want your hair to smell

This kind of head should never be inclined. medical skill had resulted directly Science organisation, Mrs. Honnor especially nice and your scalp to said she asked her husband several feel refreshingly, clean, now mass in the man's death. Up to within 22 Bear, Mac? timen if he would have a doctor. age the scalp vigorously with the week of his death he would

100.. but you can buy a really probably have been saved if a and he refused.

good one for a penny. tips of the fingers dipped in cau- medical man had been called in. de-Cologne. Then shake the hair

Summing up, the Coroner sald 24 A chaotic dream. well and allow it to dry slowly in

it was a hopeless state in society 26 Bee 10 Across. Miss Marsh told the Coroner the open air.

to find so many people living with 20 Egg bolders. that a Christian Science prac-

such utterly idiotic, nonsensical, 32 Passing out. titioner was a person who was

tage in court, owing to his fault. in this case was that none of the and foolish notions. The dimculty 35 The other side may get advan-" practitioners admitted they took 36 Name it and then change it! upon themselves the obligation to 87 Wasted time, or I should have cure. "Thut is the loophole which enables them to get out of their 88 To teach would not appear to be legal difficulty," he added.

The jury returned a verdict in 40 Girl's name that begins with a

great many. accordance with the medical avld- added the following cuce, and rider:-"The jury are very dis guated at the attitude of these four so-called Christian Science prac- titioners, especially in not calling in medical aid when they realised of their so-called prayers were use-

Selenec.

The Coroner-From whom dit you get your authority?-God.

The Coroner-How, by vlsion or by word?-By guidance.

What is it you can do?-Pray Do you profess to cure people?—

No.

The Coroner-If a person came to you with chronic intestinal obstruction due to stricture, do you

The Coroner Do you charge? Wo charge £1 a week.

How much did he pay your He did not pay the full amount, he paid £3.

I suppose you don't realise in the eyes of a great many right thinking people in this world you are talking utter nonsense?-No The Coroner shall tell the jury you are.

.

JURY'S CENSURE.

Dr. Cooke said the cause

suggest prayers to God would cure death was heart failure due to less, and especially with the wit-

It? It could.

chronic toxemia; the result of ness, Miss Marsh, whom wo Miss Marsh added that she had chronic intestinal trouble due to a severely censure."

SALESMAN SAM

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been in front.

out so far. 39 One kind of set.

Down

1 Fruit over a pound and à shilling

for gena

7 See 16 Across,

14 A room in which the majority of the articles are made of

Across.

16 A fellow of two sorta turns out

an old pedlar.

16 Variable as the shade by the light, quivering mado"

(Scott).

17 See 16 Across.

18 Men of a European race,

19 Inclined.

20 Sirens.

21 Velns that end in poetry, 27 A London suburb composed.

apparently of two fishes.

28 Engagements to meet,

30 A Thackeray novel.

31 Italian old master.

32 Hot weather wear, the medical

man being Indisposed,

33 There's nothing "downy" about

this "cave,"

34 Liable to lose heads or balance.

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