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... her head, finger stalls on her fingers to keep rheumatism away, gold spectacles on her nose, and sacks to keep the peelings from her dress, she prepares her meals every day as she used to do at home over 70 years ago. With a dry smile on her face —and ...
... her head, finger stalls on her fingers to keep rheumatism away, gold spectacles on her nose, and sacks to keep the peelings from her dress, she prepares her meals every day as she used to do at home over 70 years ago. With a dry smile on her face —and ...
... one tree from all those troublesome details which an ordinary day's routine embodies. One of our representatives, by the courteous arrangement of the matron (Miss Summers), was able to glean a few particulars as to how the day was spent from the patients ...
... think it was a way of ,he practically kisked me into the gutter. net taunted me.with my usclessneo in the world ; desolate as the chill mint from the * * * * * .* * * 'in the outline of my life's story, Mi. Dunmor. he said the I dead the better for window ...
... behind. Hugh Morton (Sam of Itma) will be amused and put on his mettle by a letter I’ve had i from a reader. Mr. I. G. Harries. | I'm 100 per cent. Welsh from Swansea Valley,” he says. Tell me is High Morton a Scot?—lf I so, I take off my hat to him for ...
... com trade, the tables published in this connection being in great demand in all parts of the world. They were accepted by the Government official. visited from time to time practically all parts of the globe, his mind being thus stored with a wonderful ...
... for the Forces.” 4.30: Music and Comedy. 5: Operatic records. 5.30: Greetings from Cairo. 6: News. 6.30: “The Crowd Roared.” 6.45: George Scott-Woods Band. 7.15: “The Man from Washington.” 7.35: Northern Music-Hall. 8.15: “Between Heats.” 8.30: Tommy Handley ...
... Rcish 373.1 m.: Northern Ireland 285.7 m. TO-DAY NORTH HOME SERVICE s—Children. 5 55—Weather, Time. News, Sport. 6 3 O—N ews from the North. 6 35—Northern Newsreel. 7 Those Were the Days: Harry Davidson's Orch. 7 45—T' Tastin' Cake: Review of Yorkshire ...
... said one alderman. Sheepdog's fame It's interesting to read an almost Where's the money coming flattering letter from an Amen- from asked another. WHEN 78-year-old Albert Eggett can woman who visited Fleet - A voice: The gravel. told the magistrates ...
... lend a touch of colour to our streets and parks on Sunday afternoons, for the unfortunate girls from Poland, Czechoslovakia, and other parts of the world, still observe their old practice of donning national costumes on the Sabbath. Very brilliant they ...
... RELAY RADIO ML THE WORLD'S BEST STATIONS NO SET OR AERIAL NO BATTERIES OR ELECTRICITY NO CRACKLING OR WHISTLES NOTHING TO GO WRONG OR WEAR OUT FRIDAY, 22nd OCTOBER, 1937. a.m. 7-15—Records, Foreign. 10- to 12-30—Service, Talk, etc., Natnl. p.m. 12-30—Dance ...
... 24.00: Concert from Toulouse. 1.00 ; Clone down. SWITCH 1K)W.V.—14.00: Cramophone recital from Edinburgh. 14.30: World History. 15.00: Gramophone Becords- 15.35: Concert from Kalundborg. 17.15: 8.8.C. Dance Orchestra. 18.00: Records from ...