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From the MTG: Pukeora Sanatorium purpose-built to aid treatment of lung damage and tuberculosis

On Thursday, Aotearoa and Australia commemorated Anzac Day , marking the anniversary of those who died at Gallipoli and acknowledging all who served in times. ....

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From The MTG: No charity fund available for hard done by swaggers

While working at Tahoraiti Station, Jim sketched several pictures depicting swag men ....

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From the MTG: The storytelling magic of lanterns

The success of any magic lantern exhibit, depended on the showmanship of the speaker ....

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Memory Lane - Bizarre tales of leg amputations make for interesting reading

Palace Theatre in George St, Palmerston North in 1920.
On January 31, 1895, Foxton’s Manawatū Herald printed a story headlined “A Strange Case.” It may well have had Victorian lady readers reaching for their smelling salts.
Apparently from the high court of Brussels it ran: “In March last, a young and charming married lady met with an accident of such a nature that it was necessary to amputate her right leg. The operation was a success, and the operator was so pleased [with it] that he exhibited the leg in a jar of spirits prominently in his consulting rooms.”
This relic was accompanied by, the story declared, “a descriptive label which bore among other details, the patient’s name and address. The patient’s husband did not fail to hear of this show, but it failed to meet with his approval.” ....

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