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Dunstan Times, Issue 704, 15 October 1875, Page 3

A curious coincidence is noted that the steamship Schiller was'wrecked oh the very anniversary of the death, in 1805, of the German poet whose namcit bore. Mrs Rohm, known as the “ fat woman ” of Barnura’s show, has just died at her residence in East Baltimore, aged 29 years. Her weight was 533!bs ; height, 6ft. 4in. ; and the span around the waist, 72in. An Aberdeen girl supposes that the reason she has never kindled a llamo in any man’s heart is because she is not a good match.

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