... by the British Conaul at Hankow that the exported pigs, far from being of the wild variety, living on whatever garbage they are able to pick up, are of the black and white breed raised between Lake and Lakow, where only the fin ...

... holdings. To do this, however, has needed very careful organisation. For instance, the household refuse divided clearly into garbage, general rubbish, street sweepings, and Then, after demonstrations by engineers and chemists, the New York Sanitary Utilisation ...

... Rubbish, dead cats and dogs littered the best parts of the city. The atmosphere of Covent Garden was noisome with rotten garbage, and loud with brawling humanity. In wet weather gutters were running torrents, and all roads leading to the ditch in Fleet ...

... Amongst these requested at his counter have been Jason and the Golden Fleas, Dantes' Infirmary, Mrs Wiggs of the Garbage Patch, The Acrobat on the Breakfast Table,'' and The Trail of the Lonesome Pie. It was not the same librarian but a ...

... weather suiting. Dieticians carried out personal weight tests and also weighed the amount of food which went overside in the garbage pails. The men received an average of about 4100 calories a day as against the normal naval ration of 3500. Meat and butter ...

... hedgerows, such linnets, yellow hammers, and chaffinches, scour the countryside in huge flocks. After they have thoroughly picked over the wild plants in one locality, they shift to fresh ground. When this supply begins to give out, they come in about ...

... change the vital statistics, it wl decline. te .. Emigration has _. ee the pre-war level, but and the great slump ■ be jl jjy to pick up again. ll j # all the Dominions hard aI ;v to welcome newcomers. { there have been more outgoing emigrants. » Recently there ...

... rapture of devotion, before some foul fetish, while the master is glad turn back, holding his nose, and picking his steps among filth and garbage on the ground which millions worship. Thence, high pavilions displaying crude paintings Of tigers, griffins ...

... They went out on to the sidewalk. A slender girl with pale-red hair looked hard at them a moment, then dropped her purse, picked it up, and quickly crossed the street. The street was dark. The ruby glow from the Crown Club lighted dark-brown sedan > Ht ...

... bloodless, haggard countenance; but the horror East Side poverty is sadtier than everything that I have known. Children pick out from the garbage boxes on the kerbstones pieces rotten bread, and devour it. together with the mould and the tint, there the street ...

... diphtheria, and yet cats are cleanly animals compared to the domesticate I dog. Scavenger by nature, he greedily devours all garbage—the 'higher' the better he likes it. His tangled ooat, matted with filth, must swajm with all kinds of deadly germs. Yet by ...

... artiste of the younger school. Like all large cities, Chicago contradiction —it has the worst and the elements, and one can only pick out salient points to give a faint outline of what Chicago is in truth.—The Soirit of Chicago. P.T.O. a conductor, Costa ...