The St. Patrick's Day Celebrations will be distinctive this year in so much as a specialty has been made of Irish nationality, aspirations, and endeavours, in tho form of a soiucnir which will be available to all who patronise the celebrations on Monday. The oldest living woman in (lie world, so far as is known, lives in Posen. She 1 is 134 years of age, and her birth is su'ishuiliated by records. She was » young woman when Napoleon swept over Europe. At the time of her birlh, I'rei.ericl: the Great was slill alive, and the United Slates had been burn about, eight years. In Sweden the public-houses are closed on Saturday, which is pay-day, while the savings-banks are i'ept open until nndnighi. . ~ In America is a newspaper—the Atlantic City Evening Union"—run entirely by women.
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Dominion, 14 March 1919, Page 6
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134Page 6 Advertisements Column 2 Dominion, 14 March 1919, Page 6
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