Lectures Verses Speeches Reminiscences C
Lectures Verses Speeches Reminiscences C
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313 it is enhanced in value, and the occupiers are becoming better tenants. People formerly only poor customers to tradesmen are becoming better, and, though so many do not go to the doctor, those who do go can afford to pay (hear, hear, and laughter). I trust, therefore, that through the instrumentality of this conference and other means, the plague of preventible diseases will be in a great measure stayed in this land (applause).
LEEK AND STOKE RAILWAY.
T should be mentioned that about the ye...ar 1862, an effort was made by Mr. Challinor, Mr. Joseph Challinor, Mr. Edwin Heaton, of Endon, Mr. Brough and others, to promote a junction or line of railway between Leek and Stoke, running from a point between Leek and Cheddleton Stations by Endon, to join the North Staffordshire Railway near Milton, for Stoke, thereby giving the much desired direct railway accommodation between Leek and the Potteries the passengers and the mineral traffic from Froghall and Cauldon Lowe having previously had to go round by North Rode or Uttoxeter junctions, being upwards of twice the distance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
313 it is enhanced in value, and the occupiers are becoming better tenants. People formerly only poor customers to tradesmen are becoming better, and, though so many do not go to the doctor, those who do go can afford to pay (hear, hear, and laughter). I trust, therefore, that through the instrumentality of this conference and other means, the plague of preventible diseases will be in a great measure stayed in this land (applause).
LEEK AND STOKE RAILWAY.
T should be mentioned that about the ye...ar 1862, an effort was made by Mr. Challinor, Mr. Joseph Challinor, Mr. Edwin Heaton, of Endon, Mr. Brough and others, to promote a junction or line of railway between Leek and Stoke, running from a point between Leek and Cheddleton Stations by Endon, to join the North Staffordshire Railway near Milton, for Stoke, thereby giving the much desired direct railway accommodation between Leek and the Potteries the passengers and the mineral traffic from Froghall and Cauldon Lowe having previously had to go round by North Rode or Uttoxeter junctions, being upwards of twice the distance.
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