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... THE SPEAKING FILM A Swedish engineer, named Berglund, claim* have solved the problem of the ao-oalled speaking film.” having obtained by method of photography the absolute synchroniaation movement and sound. A FATAL TRYST. Crossing the road meet her lover ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING. TN recent years it has been the fashion to deplore the decay of invective. We have been told repeatedly that controversy is becoming mealy-mouthed. When the late Lord Birkenhead exemplified a little of-the old-fashioned art of plain speaking ...
... ROOSEVELT SPEAKS AMERICA’S “COWAR] POLICY. NEW YORK. Speaking last night at the Brooklyn of Music Mr. Roosevelt strongly ...
... SPEAKING PLACES Councillor J. Taylor (Labour > complained that ihe CorporaUon was attempunc to restrict free speech in public places in the town, when refernne back a minute ihe Publicity and Attractions C immiucc. Thus slated that the committee had decided ...
... “The Man Speaking” *‘ I have thought a great deal as to what I would say on this occasion and have even thought of it in bed, but have received little inspiration. One feels it would be quite impossible to give real and true expression to those feelings ...
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... THE FOLLOWING SPEAKS High Street House, Lancaster, April 26th, 1913. Dear Mr. Turner, Just a line to let you know that both Mr. Maweon and myself are very pleased with the 159 Cigarette. I am thoroughly enjoying my first ilb. box. I will do my best ...
... Speak Carefully child learns to speak by imitating what he hears; it is, therefore, essential that he should have plenty to hear. One word of warning. Be careful how you speak in front of him at this time. child is excellent mimic and he pronounces the ...
... THE FOLLOWING SPEAKS High Street House, Lancaster, April 26th, 1913. Dear Mr. Turner. Just a line to let you know that both Mr. Mawson and myself are very pleased with the 159 Cigarette 1 am thoroughly enjoying my first ilia. box. I. will do my best ...
... UNABLE TO SPEAK, The maid employed hi Lad♦ Wllam said heard a bang. and lumped on to the kitchen table and looked through the eiodow. Sir Henry was lying on the pavement. She ran ow, and found him on his bail in the centre of the pavement. His sword was ...
... Viclim Speaks. U»e room below the officer was Mt.irthsl U» see u movement the part of the lad who was ids arnui. cooking up. the lad said, in feeble, frightened •' Give me eat and drink.** Assistance was obtained, and tb© hid, who was very badly injured ...
... THE FOLLOWING SPEAKS High Street House, Lancaster, April 26th, 1913. Dear Mr. Turner, Just a line to let you know that both Mr. Mawson and myself are very pleased with the 159 Cigarette. I am thokoughlv enjoying my first Ob. box. I will do my best ...