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Mrs. 'D' Tells Of Good Health

BROTH, PIE, AND DUMPLINGS

Dunston-on-Tyne.

DON'T spoil your child. Don't spank him. Don't give him sweetst Best diet for a growing child is broth, dumplings, and plenty of green vegetables,

Mrs. Hannah Dawson, mother of 13-Mrs. "D" of the B.M.A. ; --recently gave this advice when she talked of details of her conferences with Nowcastle doctors, dietitians, and obstetricians, 'which are being prepared into medical reports and theses,

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Dawson drought up

Family In her timer-roinned enttage here on a weekly wage at 31 to 3r She makes and grows nearly all her own food

Mr. Dawson elites a grisat health'

Nine of hire reeted

family haveá never bee illis an always! gave them unity et vegetable, ini

2014.

Here are details of her talk:

NEVER MOLLY-CODDLED Bables My children were never molly-coddles),

rangles text. Jarvis

let them have a certain amount of freedom atul they were never any trouble

Tuesday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

September 5, 1939.

Libery, Supreme Court

Secrets Her "Green

Hell"

TILBURY. SILVER-HAIRED, pioneer woman missionary salled re- really in Tilbury bound for the dreaded "Green Hell" Jungle of South America, whileli has been her home for thirty-two years,

Aed

She is Mrs, Eliza Sanderson, of the South American Missionary Society, After a short holiday in Bigland she years-old son and his pretty bride. is returning-with her twenty-six+

"I was restless to get back to my home by the 'Green Hell,** Blir "Civilisation has no efirac- tlout for me after the mysterious fascinaften of South America and He strange peoples.

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Peace "Pirates' Being Chased

ARMED with direction-finders.

Post Oller engineers Bre Trying to track down a pirate propaganda wireless station la or near London,

Every Sunday the prate, a group Never hit a ce no matter what of young men and women, appeal to The previation. I used to And it feners with the slogan: "Don't meful to speak, sharply

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Įwith the Pence Pledno tinion. Thug some of the broadlearts the unbon thus bees mentioned by upine,

Recently Mr. I. ltner, acting {steretary, of the union, dêsted that his organisation had anything to sp with the broadensts.

*We Bar to be crediteri with a c44- tain amount of cominom sewe," he The adadion goer on the rir with Janid. ་་༣་༼. should obviously not sunther to quad amanet as spodinja wavelength of 18.5 metres, in tween make thee legal broadcasts and ad- - the child.

19:30 pm and 10.30 pm Listeners janit to then.

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Diet-Never gives a child sateety of me begged to do what they can for "I have heard me t th Arons- any kind -- they pred the teefir in ter poure, and, if war connot be averted, misijotto, and I must say that the Cine

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| sentiments expressed are similar to All land of vegetables, meat, esej

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sence of mual bones, and set dump-direction-finding vans, the station "But think it is rather silly to Thus they will add hips, andthy woke from a different prost each break the low in this way.

children

TWO RECIPES

Mr. Dawcon:

apes prepared by

Broth-made at a auce pan Home! and preves of meat, chopped timely. Half a pramed of barley and a my vegetabi

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cool thing. jur. and potatoes chopped howk.

Sikum and day to... lots ace partide

"I cannot deny that the members For pinely prepusada sppeals fof thebroutcast unft are members from the station have been as veinten jaf nur ummat, herause I do not know

'Conchie' Who

Quoted From

they are

Said an official of the G.10), "R as hy are that the broilerdeys are offending quite reciously against the War The grophy Act.

"If we locate the station andi enten

Buddha Wins the people concerned, we shall pros

jrecute, We shall alon apply to have |

Pot Pie-Fast prepare a thir k .1 CONSCIENTIOUS objector-.] the apparatus destroyed. penter of met. Bell into a that over. Harold Oliver Phillipson, á Glow- Place in it a mount of meat chopped) restershire market gardener-quoted

finely with our all, and pepper, the words of Buddha to the South- Girl Loses Fortune

Place on a elth and steam for two, Western Tribunal

Second Wedding In

400 Years

JONA CATHEDRAL, zerrully saw

the celebration there of the second! wedding in 40 years.

The couple were Mr. H. A. Daw-l

Trently.

Bristol rem

"He who wishes to affain to the joy of living in harmony

If She Weds

with the universe shall deceive BARBARA SMITH, 18-years-

no one, entertain no hatred for anybody and no wish to injure

through anger,"

old heiress to 3 patent medicine fortune, has taken a Judze Wethered described the trip to Bermuda to decide whe

most interesting and ther she will marry orchestra. Philipson on the conscientious lender Ray Morton and live on objectors register unconditionally, Huntly Avenue, Phillipson said that he had been his salary, or give him up and free, and

and Miss Doris Drotchie, of attracted by Oriental philosophy inherit the family fortune.

Tavistock Drive, New-based on Buddha's teachings for the Barbara's mother, socialite Mrs. lands, Glasgow, Miss Brotchic's last

four

years, though he had not; William Breed, has told her that if family have a long association with lived in the East.

she marrles Morton she carinot ex- the island.

Tanned and lust, he said that pect any finonelal assistance. The wedding party crossed from he was educated at Lincoln City Morton, who leads a swing band. Oban, and after the ceremony re-school and was, for a time, training is waiting in New York for Bar- turned immediately to the mainland, as an accountant.

bara's decision. He said: "I am very Rooms in the Cathedral buildings, He was employed in several Lon-fund of Barbara and I'm sure she's were placed at the disposal of the don offices before he found that the fend of me. We inny get married bride and bridesmaid.

work confileted with his convictions, this autumın.”*

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The picture shows, one of the new large balloons, to which élvetrified wires are attached, ascending from the Horse Guards Parade. Five han- dred of these balloons will encircle London as a protection against Air Raids la wartime.

Died 1713, But His Clocks Tick On

THREE hundred years ago there was baptised at Northill, Bedfordshire, Thomas Tompion, the father of English clock- making.

In his youth he was a farrier and armourer, following in the family business; then he went to London to learn a more delicate

art.

Be mnden repeating watch-the Tompion became Master of the Arst to be made in Britain-for Worshipful Company of Clockmakers Charles II, and the Impoverished in 1704. His shop stood at the corner

Whitefriars monarch kept him waiting for pay-of

Street and Fleet the ment. He made

chronometers Street. for the Royal Observatory at Green

1709-STILL GOING

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wich and the one-handed clock still All over Britain, Tompion clocks extant on the church of his native and watches are still in existence, parish.

clock he presented in 1709 to the In King William's chamber. Hamp-Pump Room at Bath is still going. tou Court, there is a wheel-barometer Lord Mostyn possesses ORC

of his made by him, and in the Privy Gar-clocks which needs winding only once dens stands one of his sun-dials.

FIRST FLAT WATCH

t year.

When Wren was building St. Paul's

It was Tomplon who, not an in-there was an announcement in the ventor, made practicable, the experi- Press that Tampion was making ments of more original geniuses; for clock which would go for a century he translated into terms of everyday without re-winding:"the cost Was Use the balance spring, the reprating | quoted

between £3,000 and watch, the cylinder escapement dur £4,000,

to the theoretical work of Hooke and Tompion died in 1713, "full of Barlow, It was the cylinder escape years and honours," in the old phrase, ment which enabled watches to be and Was burled I Westminster made flat.

Abbey.

Ex-P.C. Breaks Her Honeymoon for Case

FORMER Policewoman Ada Walker recently broke her honey- moon in Guernsey, to give evidence at Bow-street in her last case, involving I.R.A. suspects.

When the name Mrs. Ada Kelly was called in the court she stepped into the witness-box.

Mrs. Kelly had fixed her marriage and honeymoon while she was engaged on I.R.A. anti-terrorist duty.

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