... GARBAGE. W.G. Extracts From American Newspapers, An American acquaintance living in London met ma during the week-end, a copy of the Westminster Gazette itt his band (writes our London Correspondent). This paper tries to be fair, he Raid; but ...

... FOOD FROM GARBAGE BIN. Penniless, Homeless and on the Verge of Starvation. A vivid sketch is published of a young man discovered in London picking out food which might be fitly described as hog'swill, and of devouring these s ickly-looking morsels. and ...

... be still very serious. DISPOSAL OF GARBAGE AT KENDAL.— The Kendal Corporation to make application to the Ministry of Health for sanction to a loan to cover the installation of special plant for the disposal of garbage. The estimated cost of the building ...

... deal, bnt'the passive Irregular was a jackel that near to. but never quite came within, the firing line, always ready to pick up garbage of war. His was proposition that tho civil machinery could well deal with, but all necessary protection and co-operation ...

... disturbed by all kinds of people who are allowed to pick over the tip for old rags, iron, etc., leaving the garbage thrown all over the place. Action should be taken at once to stop the tipping of garbage here and a place found outside the residential area ...

... called the passive Irregulars— jackals who prowl near, but never come within the firing line, and were always ready to pick up the garbage of war. I I There would, he said. be drastic action against those who believed In the law of the gun. kleanwhil ...

... passive Irregular was a jackal that prowled near but ne ^ cr quite came -within iht fighting line , always ready to pick up the garbage oi war . Thai was a proposition the ovil machinery sad the CfcrrerzuBezt conld and -would deal -refill , but in order ...

... (down Minehead way) who is horrified by her young Airedale's development of a taste for scavenging for the picking up and devouring of garbage. It is not logical to expect the well-bred Dog to be more immune than the cur from such apparent perversities; ...

... thrown into the Perhapa the pot will be Glled with other rubbish thrown on to the garbage heap and left to lie unheeded with the refuse of society. Ali, no! A little child picks up the pot and takes it home. The potter pewee by the child's bowie lie wants ...

... wasted. ' The world is teeming with sources of potential heat going to waste —low grade fuels, rubbish, garbage, and sewerage, etc. —and the best way to pick up and collect energy from aH these odd sources is to turn it into electricity and supply it for e ...

... passive Irregular was a jacket which prowled near to, but never quite came within the firing line, always ready to pick up the garbage of war. He was a proposition that the civil machinery could well deal with but all necessary protection and co-operation ...

... lived in a hovel in Paris, has just lost his hoard. He dragged himself about in a wheeled chair, and at nights scoured garbage to pick up broken victuals, on which he lived. Rei would never visit a barber, and his patriarchal beard reached to his knees ...