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... school for several months, and was prowling about the streets uncared for. He went about begging and picking up thiugs in the market, and eating garbage. It was the most shocking case he had ever seen, and -had led to communications to the Press. The child ...
... latter complaint are easily recognisable. Early evidences may be detected by a morbidity of appetite-a desire for picking up all sorts of garbage and unwholesome tbings, such as cinders, earth, stones and filth. The gums may become inflamed, the breath has ...
... latter complaint are easily recognisable. Early evidences may be detected by a morbidity of appetite-a desire for picking up all sorts of garbage and unwholesome tbings, such as cinders, earth, stones and filth. The gums may become inflamed, the breath has ...
... refuse are much better than formerly, there is still very much roolll for improve- How frequently do we see garbage ment. How frequently do we see garbage st ill thrown about or tossed into uncovered receptacles to which rats have ready access. Again, efforts ...
... NEOLITHIC GUTTY. A day or two ago I was given a rare anrl valuable present, to wit, one gntty ball. This particular gutty was picked up in the wildest part of Dartmoor. What it was doing there, goodness knows ; possibly Neolitliic man p~:actised LIFE. his ...
... for the Sandwich tern is a large bird, and although he has the voracity of the gull, he will not, like the gull, live on garbage, but must have live food; and consequently the amount of small fry-sprats and the like-which these birds destroy must be very ...
... of my letters to my father. He will rejoice, for he loathes as much as I do the casting of one's heart into the street as garbage for fools. Browning's letters to his wife are of a particularly intimate and private nature. Indeed, it is difficult to ...
... dead, having after a life of merit relapsed into her Pally- Two years ago, ill at Tonbridge, she picked When hood. Two years ago, ill at Tonbridge, she picked up an Iri h surgeon. When she was dying this fellow sent for a lawyer to make her will, but the ...
... doubt in her hearers' minds Mrs. Cardwell flushed angrily, and, as to her actual meaning. Mrs. Cardwell flushed angrily, and, picking up her loaf, left the shop. On the doorstep she turned. It's a pity, Jane Fiske, that your husband and your son haven't ...
... method of warfare hitfmrto unknown—and submarine D 5 struck one while it was on the surface and sank, four survivors being picked up. Two trawlers also struck manes, and ;fteen men were drowned. AI'OEEI'IIII! Is olfered young ladies and gontlomen age ...
... the shambles. unpleasant subject to contemplate, because it implies inferior beef at certain stages, or even a variety of garbage, also a race towards money at all risks and some lack of old-fashioned The sheep stocks of the country have also suffered ...
... Canvasser, by A . Clutton Brock 794 Feeding Birds in the Garden in Winter, by A. M. C. Nicoll. (I llustrated) 795 Sphagnum Picking. (Illustrated) 797 The Japanese Hospital in Paris, by Antonio de Navarro. (Illustrated) 799 Bor The Eleventh Hour, by Dorothy ...