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He was transported to Brussels where everyone was deloused, given new uniforms and had a medical, then moved to Dunkirk and on to Portsmouth.

"We were deloused, given clean clothes and a little bit of food," said Rolves.

But in most settings neckwear presents no health problems, and ties can be deloused. (I'll bet Joe's ties visited the dry cleaner regularly.)

"I always got told of him coming back on leave, and being in the tin bath and he got deloused and all these sorts of things.

Because, despite the cats being deloused just a scant four weeks previously, that "up to four weeks' protection" on the flea liquid packet is clearly not one to play fast and loose with.

After being taken to Ash Vets, the cats were deloused and wormed and have now been taken to Ty Nant Cat Sanctuary.

Rachel Carson and the government ended all that (the same government also deloused our soldiers with DDT).

"Zyklon B was dropped in gas chambers in a completely different way - through holes in the ceiling or airtight drops in walls." In the Second World War, new arrivals at the concentration camp in Nazi-occupied Poland were told they would be deloused before being led into gas chambers that were disguised as shower blocks.

All my details were asked for and although I was perfectly clean, I had to have a bath and was then deloused, although there was no need for me to have to go through that.

Being deloused with DDT, eating food unfit for human consumption and enduring the strapping that was the method of discipline at St.

(61) Historian Geoffrey Field called the report "a transitional document looking both forward to a more beneficent social service state, and backward, incorporating older traditions that emphasized the moral inadequacy and character defects of the poor." (62) The report praised those mothers who, motivated by their own virtue, deloused their children.