magict On Wednesday -I could not put my foot to the ground, I was that crippled with gout in my ankle and foot; but when I took three of your pills I SOON GOT I have taken them BOW fo about 20 years, and I wculd not be without thuu. They never fail me t es they always act quickl
10 November 1917 - Leicester Chronicle - Leicester, Leicestershire, England
Again the guns boomed, shells fell, and pit 43. the heart and brain of the t sigantic battery, wa, wiped out, of existence. With pit 43 wept th, man who had sent the message, the man who he worked way into the confidence of the Germs' staff, a daring secret service agent of the
21 April 1917 - Leicester Chronicle - Leicester, Leicestershire, England
'fhe engagement is announced of Lieut. Norman 1 ; K. Salmon, 3rd Leicestershire Regimeet, n f Mr. Medley Salmon, of Leicester, and Miss lioris Bowater, younger daughter of Sir T. Vans ttart Bowater, Lord Mayor of London in 1913-14
21 August 1915 - Leicester Chronicle - Leicester, Leicestershire, England
We hear that Second-Lieut. W. N. Dunn, It 4th Leicester (son of Mr. W. Dunn, of " Holmleigh," Stoneygate-road), who was officially reported wounded a few days ago, is now in a London Hospital. It appears that. he was hit in the by • piece of ahrapnel. Be writes very cheerfully,
21 August 1915 - Leicester Chronicle - Leicester, Leicestershire, England
Commander the Rupert Guinness, M.P., R.N.V.R , the principal speaker at a large recruiting demonstration in tho llaiket-plam on Sunday, the object being to help to the ranks of the Royal and the Royal Naval Reserve. Captain Simpson was in the chair, and others on the platform in
21 August 1915 - Leicester Chronicle - Leicester, Leicestershire, England