... SPEAKING WALLS. By rcans an ingenious electrical device, passe igersattheNew Grand Central Terminus at New York are informed of the forthcoming departure of trains in manner that makes it appear as though the walls were speaking. Thirty-six megaphone ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. Tb« followin’' instructions have b«en issued (as ■lwted In last night’* Mail by Lord Kitchener to •very soldier m the expeditionary army, to be kept his active service pay-book: You are ordered abroad soldier of the King to help our F ...

... Lan Speaks thoroughly. Then some of the Eoisonous waste gets left in the lood, and spreads disease to all parts of the system. You begin to feel dull, heavy and drowsy; your back is bad, your head bad ; dropsical swellings appear in the ankles or under ...

... SPEAKING TIMEPUTK new '•time-stating cock.” invented in Germany. nnr.ounces the hours and quarter? an acrceAblc ! voice.’* Its wheels actuate stout belt, which runs ovrr a roll connected with sounding box. Upon thi; beit. or rather film, the hours, which ...

... Speaks thoroughly. Then s6me of the poisonous waste gets left in the blood, and spreads disease to all parts of the system. You begin to feel dull, heavy and drowsy; your back is bad, your head bad; dropsical swellings appear in the ankles or under the ...

... hae NG.” LABOUR AND THE GOVERNM PLAIN SPEAKING. RISIS. Mr. Ramsay Macdonald, addressin: a pub! ing at Aylesbury last nighi, said the jitsel? was in grim earnest, and so long a6 the | “Our | {ment was in earnest the Labour pariy wot the Government in office ...

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... PREMIER TRIES TO SPEAK. CRIES OF “TRAITOR” AND “DIVIDE.” ...

... MS. BAIN SPEAKING. A demonstration rwa held yesterday in connection with the Smethwick Labour Party, the proceedings commencing with through the town and an open-air meeting, which was addressed by Mr. J. T. Bain, ono of the South African deportees. In ...

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... PLAIN SPEAKING BY LORD ST. DAVIDS. GOVERNMENT AND USE OF GAS. Iu the House of Lords yesterday, Earl Curxon fiord Privy Seal) moved the second reading Jjj fii* Ministry of Munitions Bill, which, he said, was first outcome of the situation that had from ...

... Bor •Speak. Frederick 8). son dcoeased, was culled. At etaiod when his irraiwlfftther took do«™ the pun it caught the table and went off. ibis occasion, howercr, could not got epeak. H W. Hughes, magistrates’ clerk, Blakcmorc, evidence before the magistrate* ...