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... SPEAKING IN ANGER. To allow oneself to get into s habit of speaking angrily the moment one is at all annoyed is very unwise. bee.auae if one allowa oneeelf to do it the anger has very little effect on anyone. They have grown need to it. ...

... PLAIN-SPEAKING. If people will study history they will see that some people always crab the age they live in. Generally speaking they are those who are not at work themselves. If they are doing genuine work they know the good that is in their contemporaries ...

... SPEAKING FILMS. Inventors been diligently trying to produce speaking lilies, and it is hoped that a solution el the problem will be tound iii the use of • crystal known ea iintinienite. which is found in Japan and Borneo. scientists suc, - iieded in ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING, The Colonial Secretary went on to erlticiee the Transvaal Political Association, and referred in ironical term, to Mr. Robinson's speech. He did not think that either of the races in South Africa would care to replace Downing-street rule ...

... EVIL SPEAKING AND SLANDER. Finally, the enemies resorted to the usual weapons of slander. They did not charge directly that Nehemiah sought to make himself King of the Jews, with Jerurailem its capital, and that he secretly employing to speak favourably ...

... MR. CORDER SPEAKS. Mr. S. B. Cooler, Brook Street, Little Dunmow, Essex, makes the following statement: Last November I was laid up with pains in my back and side. If I stooped I could not get straight again, for when I attempted to raise myself it seemed ...

... DUMB SOLDIER SPEAKS. During a concert party at Maudesley Military / London Territonal named Sullivan recovered his speech under remarkable circumstances. A concert party was giving an entertainment to wounded soldier, and one of the artists was Captain ...

... DUMB BOY SPEAKS. An extraordinary &tory of the manner is which a dumb child regained his speed, comes from the East-End of London. It is reported Out because his mother pinched his arm Esther hard, R. E. Peer. son, of 84, Lett-romd, Stratford. E., who ...

... SPEAK AS tOU LIRE? What an extraordinary collection we should have if everyone were allowed to ape as he or she liked! According to one teach,' everyone ehoutd be allowed to spell as he liked. But the great fault of to-day is the misuse of worda by giving ...

... DUMB MAN SPEAKS. An ex soldier named Albert lee., iving at Northliniberland, %lin had been - since Fehruary, 1919, ILA a result being gassed in France, recovered his euddenly while vialkiii4 along the street with a friend. ...

... wommrs SPEAKING POWERS. A woman eon talk looger than a man, and does ao, she uses up less force by a ooasiderable percentage than the does. A professor of science has proved by actual nod very delicate meaaarementa that the baritone uses far energy than ...