... PUBLIC SPEAKING REFLECTIONS REMINISCENCES H. F. PASH, C.C. I have seen many thrilling sights the world of sport and on the great highway of life, but nothing ever thrills me so much to see practised speaker rise on a political platform or in the body ...

... SPEAKING TO AIRCRAFT Demonstration Writtle The remarkable strides effected the realm wireless telephony communication between land and aircraft were shown demonstration given the Marconi Wireless Company their central contro] near Writtle, yesterday, ...

... IMPROMPTU SPEAKING. Some young people met at Southend the other evening to consume the time in '' impromptu speaking. Not less than twenty different subjectswere elucidated, and there was breath enough left at the close to sing God save the Queen. The ...

... ADOLF SPEAKS The Chief ot all my corps and groups— (Coward !) —doth naught avail ! Myself will lead my glorious troops [Now they are turning tail.] G.I.R. ...

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... IF EYES COULD SPEAK many deiective-sighted persons would be astonished at the story of suffering and abuse which they would reveal; how they are strained and taxed by overwork, and when tired are rubbed and aggravated, making irritation worse, when often ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING SOUTHEND. Speaking at the annual dinner of the Southend Licensed Victuallers' Association, Mr. Lloyd Wise elicited applause by his wholesale denunciation of the methods employed by some of the teetotal fanatics, who, he said, seem utterly ...

... UNEMPLOVED SPEAK to the PREMIER. There was great procession of unemployed, with their wives and children, in London, on Monday, and a deputation waited upon the Premier at the offices of the Local Government Board. One woman who spoke stated that her ...

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... SPEAKING UP FOR ESSEX. A TIMELY PROTEST. We have been favoured with a copy the Journal of the Farmers' Club containing the discussion on the paper read by Professor Long the Utilization of Derelict Land, of which we gave a short paragraph in our last ...

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