... plastic begs into which he could empty the overflowing contents of his bins to make room for more garbage. Wouldn't it have been wonderful, he thinks. if the council had acted to the problems for the householder. . By making plastic bags available to ...

... pleasant spot! So, please, will you all try to keep it nice? If yot see rubbish there, pick it up and put it in the bin -- and if you see anyon, dropping such garbage, tell them ...

... meaning, he will refrain from transgressing and a gentle rebuke will ensure the observance of your wishes. With regard to picking up garbage or food, train him by dropping pieces of meat where he will find them. Directly •he approaches, give the cautionary ...

... third method whereby the fly spreads disease. The legs and body of the fly are covered with , innumerable hairs. These may pick up and hold thousands more of the harmful bacteria as the fly walks across the manure heap, and these bacteria may be deposited ...

... kettles, which has tormented many a city housewife. We have not space to mention the highly important chemical treatment of garbage and sewage. Another way in which the chemist helps the home is in the discovery and perfecting of new materials for utensils ...

... middle of the week. Yet in a short time, they had been round to make extra collections of dust bins laden with extra Utter, picked tui all the bits and bobs in odd containers, . . . and never even knocked on the door with a suggestive—'Happy New Year!' ...

... lifeless cages; what they do, what they think; how life strikes them. Even the very sparrows which fight in the gutters for garbage are less lively than London sparrows usually are; as for the children who sit about the doorsteps, theylook as if the grass ...

... you by the bus drivers at Tamworth regarding Mrs Merry-weather and her chips Herald October 18) We assure you we were not picking on her because it was her birthday or on her son because he was only three These rules are laid down under the Road Traffic ...

... lifeless cages; what they do, what they think; how life strikes them. Even the very sparrows which fight in the gutters for garbage are less lively than London sparrows usually are; as for the children who it about the doorsteps, theylook as if the grass ...

... me that Councillor Knowles hasn’t read it properly I suggest he might like to study it a bit more before discarding it as garbage Grylls (chairman of the Lich Tam & Dist Area members council) Two Gates Tamworth WHAT IN the Tamworth Herald of March 23 I ...

... female Mectators, like the house- in June. My photograph from wert ..,,, board tells people not to bathe ln wife wishing to pick clues on your paper was in the bar of THE PRAM SHOP, NUNEATON NM, JAN. 201 b, RAM °I . . was rea d y n to e - the river, how ...

... hinted that a stroll through the conservatories would be bliss, and, at he stretched on liproe--by command—to pick a camellia for her, she picked his coat-tail pocket. Bravo ! cried the incorruptible Chevalier. We skipped up to the attic and alestracted ...