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Lachkymose Tommy

... end will also be put to tbe prosecutions which have also been necessary against loafers who tried to earn a few pence picking garbage from the heaps, in itself a harmless occupation, but in another sense, practice dangerous to the health of the community ...

TEMPORARY TROUBLES

... the citizens to do the work themselves in order to check the spread of disease from the millions of flies that breed on the garbage. The bus drivers are also on strike, and there is a great controversy on the payment of back pay for Government clerks during ...

CHECKING BAD HABITS

... he will refra:i from transgressing and a gentle re'mk , i will ensure the observance of ycur wishes. With regard to picking up garbage er food, VIM bin: by drcrrpng pieces of ...

Published: Tuesday 03 July 1934
Newspaper: Beds and Herts Pictorial
County: Bedfordshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 270 | Page: 15 | Tags: none

PROGRESS AT LUTON

... ascending : road along which the carts bring the garbage from the town, saw substantial •‘.lick building shed, which had its open side towards the approach road. We were brought up long low heap of garbage which had been tipped on the feeding plat- form ...

PROGRESS AT LUTON

... pumping so as mise cost ol fuel consumed in the ord vav On our approach by a sligh% inc road along which the carts bring the garbage lrom the town, saw substantial bricl; building shed, which had its open side towards the approach road. were brought a long ...

Published: Friday 26 April 1907
Newspaper: Luton Times and Advertiser
County: Bedfordshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 1884 | Page: 6 | Tags: none

THE SOUTU MIDLANDS

... have got the plague. The haute mostly abound where there are old wooden buildings, unprotected open diraine, and heaps of garbage, and of course they are very fond of corn stacks. As ' a rule if buildings are bußt of solid materials and the drains are ...

Published: Saturday 19 November 1910
Newspaper: Ampthill & District News
County: Bedfordshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 737 | Page: 2 | Tags: none

LOCAL TOPICS.'

... was epent on the Forces and none on education. There were no railways and no good roads or paving. Drainage, collection- of garbage and water supply were all in the future. Cheap literature and places of recreation, except the tavern were unknown. Whole ...

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... able to step out of the back door (if you have onei and slice off from the nearest cow a nice juicy tender steak, or pick the apples, or pick the winners, happy in the thought that Mrs. ’Arris, next door, cannot possibly shout through hole iu the fence Would ...

MEET STAFF-SERGEANT M. GILGER OF CALIFORNIA

... Spitfires circled round to keep away enemy planes and one flew oft for help. The R.A.F. Rescue Service sent out a launch which picked the men. First-aid treatment was given, and a tot ot rum set the blood tingling. None of the fliers were much tile worse for ...

HEALTH AND HOME

... each. WHAT THE DEPITRIJCTORS CAN DO. A few particulars of whet the destructors do may usefully added. About 320 loads of garbage • week have been collected lately. A load averages about 16 oats., as there is a lot of light stuff in the Luton trade refuse ...

Published: Friday 26 April 1907
Newspaper: Luton Reporter
County: Bedfordshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 2251 | Page: 10 | Tags: none

9 Th I e Mysterious Telegram O. MOBERLY REDS AND HEWS PICTORIAL AND TUESDAY TELEGRAPH. Please come and help

... Desuing's Farm. Herbert Standish. L stared at the words on the OA paper. which 1 bad just torn from its orange envelope. Then I picked up the enveloPe and re-reed tit, superocriptios. There lay DIY name and address plainly inscribed:- Nuns flyh.ia Weymouth-street ...

Published: Tuesday 04 December 1923
Newspaper: Beds and Herts Pictorial
County: Bedfordshire, England
Type: Illustrated | Words: 2738 | Page: 8 | Tags: none

DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS

... a oho said he and the two defendants saw the kintillf, and witness made a contract with Mr. Barris that they should dig and pick tpv the potatoes. Nothing a. rid about mire tag them away, and pitting was oat of the question. Some potatoes were carted the ...

Published: Tuesday 16 October 1900
Newspaper: Bedford Record
County: Bedfordshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 2503 | Page: 3 | Tags: none