| Display title | The Waswood Election, 1897 |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Bunting and banners festoon this corner of the Waswood. For each […] candidate[…] the Waswood proclaims its support. […] you can hear their stump speeches ring out. Here, and only for a time, the Waswood intends to run a Mayoral Election of yesteryear. |
