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List view record 1: Members of the choir of the Welsh Chapel in Cheetham Hill, c. 1912. Donor's mother, Myfanwi Bundred, was a member of this choir. (On the reverse of this photograph there is a recipe for earwigs which is as follows: 1oz sodium fluoride, 1lb bran, ¼pt treacle, ¾pt water. Dissolve SF in water treacle, add bran to make thick mush and spread where infected)List view anchor tag for record 1: Members of the choir of the Welsh Chapel in Cheetham Hill, c. 1912. Donor's mother, Myfanwi Bundred, was a member of this choir. (On the reverse of this photograph there is a recipe for earwigs which is as follows: 1oz sodium fluoride, 1lb bran, ¼pt treacle, ¾pt water. Dissolve SF in water treacle, add bran to make thick mush and spread where infected)
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Members of the choir of the Welsh Chapel in Cheetham Hill, c. 1912. Donor's mother, Myfanwi Bundred, was a member of this choir. (On the reverse of this photograph there is a recipe for earwigs which is as follows: 1oz sodium fluoride, 1lb bran, ¼pt treacle, ¾pt water. Dissolve SF in water treacle, add bran to make thick mush and spread where infected)

c.1912
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List view record 1: Members of the choir of the Welsh Chapel in Cheetham Hill, c. 1912. Donor's mother, Myfanwi Bundred, was a member of this choir. (On the reverse of this photograph there is a recipe for earwigs which is as follows: 1oz sodium fluoride, 1lb bran, ¼pt treacle, ¾pt water. Dissolve SF in water treacle, add bran to make thick mush and spread where infected)
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c.1912
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