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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 2524, 30 December 1922, Page 4

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EVERYLADY’S JOURNAL. The December number of “Everylady’s Journal,” a com- of which lias just come under our notice, is well up to its usual high standard. For holiday reading, of a kind that is instructive and helpful, it is admirably suited, featuring as it does, articles and departments dealing with a wide range of subjects. A special feature of “Everylady’s Journal” is the set of dressmaking patterns enclosed in each copy. Full directions for making up from these patterns are given under the heading “The Month’s Fashions,” together with (50 choice designs.

All allegation that a father threw his five months old child out of a first floor window was made at Willesden Police Court, when Robert Blyth, aged 29,. a storekeeper, and Martha Blyth, aged 28, his wife, were remanded on a change of causing bodily harm to the child Annie. A policeman said that the woman took the child to him early in the morning and said that her husband had thrown it out of the window. “I took the child to the hospital,” said the policeman, “and it was found that she had a broken collarbone. The husband called at the hospital later to inquire about the child and he was arrested. He said ‘Yes’ when the charge was made against him. Detective Cain said that the mother was arrested later. The magistrate asked the husband whether he wished to say anything. Blyth, bursting into tears: “I am guilty.” The wfe said that she was not guilty.