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... mountaineers has become a centre for skiers. Until the rail way was made up the valley from the main Simplon line at Visp, it was more or less cut off from the outside world during the snow months. But it is yet May 1946, and here, on the Gornergrat heights ...
... Golf By Eleanor E. Helme Scrapbook for 1939 A SCRAPBOOK it is, and very incomplete at that. No cumulative interest of the heroine going from strength to strength through the twelve months; not even a Cinderella suddenly arriving from the kitchen, but just ...
... THE WAY OF THE WORLD V The death of Princess Christian, which reduces the surviving members of Queen Victoria's family, comes to check some of the festivities of a season which is trying to merge from the wavs of winter THE fact that in the midst of death ...
... THE WAY OF THE WORLD V The death of Princess Christian, which reduces the surviving members of Queen Victoria's family, comes to check some of the festivities of a season which is trying to merge from the wavs of winter THE fact that in the midst of death ...
... The Way of The World r-- If the weather is not exactly summery, the Henley, have been going on all the same, have astonished the public by the perfection usual outdoor events of the season, including increased this year by the air displays which of command ...
... The Way of The World r-- If the weather is not exactly summery, the Henley, have been going on all the same, have astonished the public by the perfection usual outdoor events of the season, including increased this year by the air displays which of command ...
... their bacon better and the world's --by coming out strongly demo cratic rather than strongly neutral. When the biggest bug in Britain told them so on the wireless I fairly yodelled Sitting on the Fence, that pointed ditty from the White hall Theatre. ...
... WORLQ -njr i m \j//A i -----..y-- MR. AND MRS. CHAMBERLAIN. MR. CHAMBERLAIN'S retirement has been the occasion of speeches from Tom, Dick, Harry, and Mr. Freddie Smith. It has been a boon to all editors and eloquent talkers; but Mr. Chamberlain himself ...
... of the world between two o'clock and three every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and actually to watch the chief events of the present year from three o'clock to four every Tuesday and Thursday And then, think of the drama of the B.B.C. Scrapbooks of the ...
... golfing songs, many of them long forgotten, and some really interesting facts on the change from the feather to the gutta ball. Extracts from these I will give from time to time; but firstly, to prove my opening contention, here is a description of Medal ...
... defective memory means, of course, that once again we must have recourse to our scrapbooks. And I should like to say that the film critic who pretends to differentiate from memory between the cinema-fodder of Mes- dames Colbert, Lamarr and Lamour is just ...
... subsequent issue to picture the world as it reels drunkenly towards the unknown future. The purist might ask why the Editor has chosen to call this new feature the Sketch-Book. Could it not just as well have been Note-Book, Scrap-Book, Memory Book or even a Diary ...