... SCRAPBOOK FOR 1901. Charles Brewer and Leslie Bally have taken the year 1901 as the motif of their next Scrapbook programme on January 27th (Regional) and January 29th (National). Many entertaining glimpses be given of life in London and elsewhere ...

... SCRAPBOOK FOR 1949 paid a visit to the Eastbourne Amateur Boxing Club. and after seeing some bouts told the Chronicle that Someone should advise them not , to waste time jumping around! ' The Church Schools Association cleared the debt that matters ...

... rapidly developing world-wide phase of modem life is worth being encouraged if only for its broadening effect. This same little girl enjoyed the usual period of dressing up,” and spent part of her playtime representing different characters from books. Her mother ...

... twelve months there was that epoch-making air race from London 1o Manchester, which did so much to foster public interest in aviation. Mr. Leslie Baily, who is responsible for the compilation of this “Scrapbook,” has secured Mr. Claude Grahame-White 10 tell ...

... Leaves from My Scrapbook—Vl., BY A. NOBBS, M.D. -0- Here is a story told me by a Scotch' cousin. He was playing golf at Musselburgh, which is only a few miles outside Edinburgh, where at the turn there is, or was, a house of call kept by a Miss, or ...

... To the Editor of the Kent Messenger. Sir,—There is in my possession a, boy's scrapbook of newspaper cuttings, etc., formed duringthe Franco-Prussian War of 1870-71. I cull from it the subjoined little song. 'Comment is needless, except, perhaps, to say ...

... in a NOES. canteen. Miss Lewis, who impressed members of Worthing Women's Council at their last meeting with extracts from her scrapbook a travel, is a most interesting Incidentally th e Worthing bureau operates the Postal Messengers scheme to enemy occupied ...

... Daniels and Ben Lyon keep joint scrapbooks. Loretta Young not only files away clippings, but the original still pictures of herself well. She probably has more newspaper notices saved than any person of her age in the world. ...

... WOMAN’S WORLD. InntsUmacsaiot lace, apecirocii Irish of which was lately proseuted Point. Queen Alexandra, an Irish equivalent of rose point lace, and derives this formidable title from a village in Fermanagh. The manufacture was transferred thither on ...

... children by teaching and precept the coming of the New Order that they hoped would rule and dominate the world when the Armageddon that dominated the world affairs to-day was a memory of the past. They firmly believed that the solution of all the problems ...

... y humorous Editor's Scrap-Book contains as many good things as ever. New Ideas About Cars, that well-known authority, Barrt Lyndon, has much to say that will interest visitors to the Motor Show, and in the Woman's World section, Judith Lynn Mabey ...

... FROM VILLAGE GREEN TO THE light fantastic toe has done an unconscionable lot of tripping since the Plantagenets took their pleasure in the Morris There is in fact fascinating story to be told about the dance from mediaeval to modern times—a story that ...