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Oval-framed head-and-shoulders print of a young man in military uniform with a badge on his cap, above printed text.

Sgt L Missing

9 Romsey Terrace, Cambridge

History of 9 Romsey Terrace

1913

Charles Richard Missing, labourer


8 May 1914

Mrs L. Missing of 9 Romsey Terrace, Mill Road, says: I had a very large uric acid stone removed from my bladder and hoped I would be cured of the serious kidney problems I had suffered for years. But six months ago the trouble came on as badly as ever and I was doubled up with pain. I could not do my housework and was obliged to have a woman to do my work. But I took Doan’s backache kidney pills and by the time I had finished the third box all the pain had gone. Ask distinctly for Doan’s pills, the same as Mrs Missing had – Advert.

Credit: Mike Petty Archive.


1918

Segt. L Missing, Royal Scots Regiment, killed by a shell, 21st October 1918

Sources

  • Mike Petty Archive

Tags

  • world war one

Projects

  • Romsey Terrace

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