FACTS THAT SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. The different times that four foods take to digest:
... FACTS THAT SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. The different times that four foods take to digest: ...
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AMERICAN TRUSTS. NEW YORK. Thursday. Mr. Srcrcarr Sba*. speaking ot the Massachusetts
... AMERICAN TRUSTS. NEW YORK. Thursday. Mr. Sba*. speaking the Massachusetts ~v Boston last night, declared that 1» endorsed ;he r.ttltude that President Roosevelt had •;? reterence to the formation of trusts in tfc® Tnited States. strongly urged that there ...
A Lapy writes :-— “Humanly speaking, ‘ Benger’s Food’ entirely saved baby’s life. ! had tried four well-known ..
... A Lapy writes :-— “Humanly speaking, ‘ Benger’s Food’ entirely saved baby’s life. ! had tried four well-known but he could digest nothing, until we began the ‘ Benger’ He is now rosy and and fattening rapidly.” Benger s ...
A Lapy writes :— “Humaaly speaking, ‘ Benger’s Food’ entirely saved baby’s life, I had tried four well-known ..
... A Lapy writes :— “Humaaly speaking, ‘ Benger’s Food’ entirely saved baby’s life, I had tried four well-known foods, but he could digest nothing, until we began the ur) He is now rosy and and fattening rapidly.” Benger s ...
THE MOTION CARRIED
... majority, and the motion was declared carried. PUBLIC MEN’S VIEWS. DR. CLIFFORD’S GROUND OF OPPOSITION Dr. John Clifford, speaking Coventry, on Wednesday, said opposed the Education Bill not because was a Free Churchman, but because he was a citizen first ...
SIR WILFRID LAWSON
... SIR WILFRID LAWSON. Speaking at Carlisle, on Saturday, Sir Wilfrid Lawson said he would not descant on the Education Bill, because he thought all sound Liberals hated it, and many Tories did not like to speak loudly about it as the Liberals. He dared ...
GRASPING CIRCLES
... the remairiidg dfid-sixth without giving them any control to the money shomd be spent.—A resolution the bill was passed. Speaking at Oswestry, bn Tuesday night, Mr. H. Broadhurst said bill was most mischievous. No one had asked for it except the priestly ...
PLACE AUX DAMES
... admission of women to local educational bodies, and this was carried nem. con. FROM A LABOUR POINT OF VIEW.” Mr. Geoffrey Drage, speaking at Crewe, on Tuesday, said the Bill was excellent one from a Labour point of view, it raised the level of education, introduced ...
GERMAN CENSUS STATISTICS
... and Jews 19,000, or 3.4 per cent One hundred and seventy thousand persons in Germany speak German and Polish. 5.000,000 German subjects speak only Polish. 212.000 speak only French, 141,000 Danish. 106,000 Lithuanian, 66,000 Italian, and 43,000 only the ...
DID NOT HURT THE WAR OFFICE
... DID NOT HURT THE WAR OFFICE. Lord Stanley. M.P., speaking at Horwich, on Thursday, said they iiad been subjected to many criticisms, and some people were always ready to say strong things about the War Office; they generally used language that was very ...
MUST SEE IT THROUGH,
... MUST SEE IT THROUGH, Speaking Croydon, on Tuesday, the Chancellor the Exchequer (Mr. Ritchie) said that if members of the House of Commons looked forward to meeting again econ with dissatisfaction, still they had great preparations make and great difficulties ...
MB. BIGG ON RAILWAY RATES
... MB. BIGG RAILWAY RATES. Speaking At meeting farmers, at Appleby, Saturdsy. Mr. R. Bjgg, M-P. for North Westmorland, urged the expediency-of 00-operasion, and then referrad to the the Northern, railways for the carriage of agriotdtural produce. Tim fanners ...