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What were the newspapers talking about in May 1923?

THE time capsule uncovered on the site of the former Presbyterian War Memorial Hostel included four newspapers dated May 23 1923.

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Warning that Preston's iconic 'fairytale castle' hotel will be harmed by flats plan

Warning that Preston's iconic 'fairytale castle' hotel will be harmed by flats plan
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Howzat! • Debretts

Cricket has never been a more popular sport, not least because of investment in a range of country grounds, the increasing following for Twenty20, and the

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Staying Calm in the Battle for the Mind

Staying Calm in the Battle for the Mind
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Workmen called in to fix Winston Churchill's amateur bricklaying at Chartwell

The hero wartime Prime Minister spent hundreds of hours building a walled garden at Chartwell, his beloved Kent home, with his daughters Sarah and Mary. Above: Churchill at work on a section in 1930.

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