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... THE MERCURY’S FLIGHT (From The Northern Whig.) In marked contrast to Douglas Corrigan's performance in flying the Atlantic from New York to Dublin “ by mistake,” the crossing of the Atlantic by the “pick-a-back” seaplane Mercury is an event of great ...
... (From Nortb#m Whig). Greece, the birth place of Fnrnp#nr civilisation, has been a very turbulent area in modern time#. Under tb# be#l of Turkey for some hundred# of years it was fairly quiet, but under succession of kings since it# radepandcnee was e ...
... Denmark Next? (From The Northern Whig.) Switzerland is not the only country, neutrall in the Great War, where the activity of Nazk intriguers is causing anxiety. As a result of the peace negotiations an injustice to- Denmark of over half a century’s standing ...
... An Opportunity for Farmer, (From The Northern Whig.) | Cheese-making in Britain has responded to the impetus in recent years to all departments of agricultural irdustry through the efforts ot successive Governments to atone for long neglect. In five months ...
... BELFAST CRITICISM. (From The Northern Whig.) That Belfast business men are far from satisfiedq with the educational and personal qualifications of boys and girls who have recently left bgnbuc elementary schools was forci declared at Tuesday’s meeting ...
... Ballymena’s Ambition. e (From The Northern Whig.) Ballymena is a fine little town pos« sessing many features and traditions of which it is justly proud—not omitting its seven to?vers. - Also it ‘is marching forward in importance and population notwithstanding ...
... The Era of Collective Insecurity (From The Northern Whig.) Having washed its hands of Ab{isinia. the Council of the League of Nations now runs away from the problem of Spain and adopts an attitude of ‘(‘nr:iusterly inactivity” in regard to na. No one ...
... e ftralint *Whig fears. STRABANE. SEPTEMBER 3, ...
... STUART HALL CAMP SCHOOL OPENED. (From The Whig.) _Ulster’s first school camp for city children opened on Sunday, when 76 youngsters left for Stuart’ Hall, Stewartstown. They started out from Templemore Avenue P.E. School in the charge of two teachers ...
... Socialist Ruleia Queensisland The Northern Whig and Belfast Post writes :— Apologists for Socialism, when mel inglorions record of Britain's first Sccialist Ministry is referred to, plead ‘that Mr. Macdenald and- his cdfen%uu never had a fair chance o ...
... ‘THE LONG VIEW'’ ULSTER AND POTATO EXPORTS. (Fron. The Northern Whig.) The Northern Minister of Agriculture, speaking at a Belfast Chamber of Trade meeting, counselled farmers to “take the long view.’ They were told the same thing by the late Mr. Pollock ...