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Suicide in Child's Presence

... He woe quite intactcat.d, seemed shaky. arid made no reply when asked if he was feeling better. She then told the boy to speak to him, and Captain Coombe said to the lad, Lawrie, don't touch whisky. - He then intatched a revolver from under the pillow ...

WIT OF THE WEEK

... Nipper in what he takes to be the Whitechapel accent.): Don't 'e talk funny? —Second Urchin: Yin. That's 'ow they speaks in the country. The most attract: ve exhibit at • ream& show of Futurist Art was a wonderfully realistic still-life study ...

For further particulars apply, MANAGER, Dinutore, Bodtnham, Hereford-hire MUSICAL TUITION

... Street, Leominster. SAVE YOUI h it io ß E / g.s Cooked Calf Meal rears strong, healthj Calves. THE Winter Egg Problem. Actions speak louder than words.—There is no secret in getting Winter Eggs if you hatch at the right time from eggs of proved winter layers ...

Published: Saturday 03 January 1920
Newspaper: Kington Times
County: Herefordshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 514 | Page: 5 | Tags: none

THE KINGTON TIM'

... National Anthem, following which the children sang List our merry carol, the conductor being: Mr. James Brace. The Mayor, speaking from the platform, said he had the very pleasant duty of introducing Mr. Arkwright. Mr. Arkwright had left the comfort of ...

Published: Saturday 03 January 1920
Newspaper: Kington Times
County: Herefordshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 4420 | Page: 2 | Tags: none

THE MAYOR'S CHRISTMAS TREE. SPECIAL THANKS I'uTHE C(INIMITTHE AND HELPERS. To Use Editor of the Kinston Times. ..

... day with success. The afternoon wns crowded with (Atm., no doubt reviewed in another column of the Leon'luster News, and it speaks volumes for those who were responsible for the organisation that there was not a single hitch in the long and varied programme ...

Published: Saturday 03 January 1920
Newspaper: Kington Times
County: Herefordshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 1189 | Page: 2 | Tags: none

LEOMINSTER MEN'S OWN BROTHERHOOD ADDRESS BY THE REV. J. C. 11 REVECGTON. Mr. Theodore Neild, one of the Vict ..

... Many people did not realise that they were overpaying for the things they gained and consequently were not gcttir.g value. Speaking of the lack of sense of value, the speaker gave illustrations from the waste of war wages and wealth. Wealth had value itself ...

Published: Saturday 03 January 1920
Newspaper: Kington Times
County: Herefordshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 938 | Page: 2 | Tags: none

(From Ideas.)

... that before? —Hostess Oh, yea; it is eon lay fayearite birthdays. Merely a Bishop's Opinion. Tim Bishop of Birmingham speaking on San, day at Stratford•en-Avon. on the subject of 'the League of Nations, said lie was of opinion that America would eventually ...

Mystery ot Woman's Identity

... it, and it would be filled full of stars again within a few hundred thousand years—which, though • long time historically speaking, is a very short time indeed from the geologieslor Astrohomiest standpoint. Hence, if these dark marking, are actually boles ...

THE KINGTON TIMES, JANUARY 3. 1920

... speech, Commander Windebank obliged with a vigorous address. He spoke of the war just concluded so victoriously and went on to speak of the war that must go on against poverty, ignorance and vice, against excessive drinking (though he was no teetotalkr and ...

Published: Saturday 03 January 1920
Newspaper: Kington Times
County: Herefordshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 4269 | Page: 3 | Tags: none

THE ORCHID ROOK

... late. Why, it'. nearly twelve o'clock. It's a good time, a fitting time, said the baronet. Come—he quick ' As he was speaking be lit a candle, and holding it slightly above his bead , and still grasping my hand, he led me upstairs—up those stairs ...

WINTER WASHES

... Chief Constable said he asked Price for a written report on what Long had said, and in this Price stated that he reoollected speaking to Long at the Cross. He went to Broad Street Poet Office for some stamps. He did tell Long that Servs, Corbett Lad been ...

The Inspector's Statement

... boat in which he was drifting 'minimal! about in the vicinity of the Gondarins. Bates, who is making slow recovery, mold only speak in a whisper, but the facts elicited seem to point to his being the vole survivor of a crew of 32 of the steamer Great Clive ...