breathed in by the person knitting and is liable to irritate the delicate membranes of the nose and throat. Hence hay fever."
It is only fair to add that a Daily News" reporter found Harley Street a trifle sceptical.
"Possible; quite possible,' commented one expert. "But none of my patients knit woollen jumpers. They all use silk." restored to us, no matter if babes in arms are brought in by their amahs to touch up the woodwork.
Possibly we shall enjoy being freshly turned out enough to justify this pother but I'm dubious. Not so the Man of the House who stoutly asserts that should any further alteration and drastic cleaning become necessary. either the family will decamp during the process or else its Head will institute proceedings for separation. We ate in no condition to prove that "cleanliness is next to godliness;' our only slogan now is "Comfort First
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.