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Cartoon from the "Berkshire Chronicle, " 3 October 1908, illustrating the hostility of Caversham to the proposal that it should become a part of the Borough of Reading. Miss Caversham pours hot water over Councillor John Rabson, who had controversially said that Caversham constituted a hazard to public health in Reading. The caption ran: "Miss Caversham: 'How dare you say I'm not clean. Take that!'"

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