The Archive · 1929

AA Disastrous Mania

During the last all efforts to catch the culprits. fines} the outbreaic sta 200 svinds have been slashed, avd the bill runs into many thousands of pounds, The outrages are the most) extensive that have at any tim sccupfed the attention of the police, the activities of the wi ers in 1921, when 200 of 390 dows were ruined, being on a much, smaller scale, Shopkeepers all over the country are appealing to the Police for protection.

@ay, when many. big plate glass The outrage commenced fast Pri a windows of shops in Znightsbridse report of the Ministry.

is interesting reading. for ance, that more spent on doctors this country: than A to meet the den ands Sinking Furd, which amount year to neatly 3,000, medical benefits benefit totalled about her items in the re-909 paid to panel] ment, and q further N3,000 for medicines and appl ances, while 1,819,000 was paid ta chemists for drugs. The com-apparently cost the coun-0,000 in lost working jeters' bills. Two and hom pounds are spent very year on keeping the teeth of ith' hot aust cold water I will take 15, stone of tu make the set the Rhiveland Armee their broken biscuits roake sat meat and soaked ite mised together in the prot Jemio ce pare Dat to thre There were the summer holidays at}? ba novel scheme is the idea of a bureau, two of whose directors are

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