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... SPEAKING I Some remarkable transtormatioss are carried out at the Edmonton Special Surgical Military Hospital, where patients who lost their speech through the mil the left side of their being affected. aro being taught to speak leftbanded. Two young ...
... SPEAKING LIKENESSES. Great possibilities, too, are opened L:p for the vocal filming of notable public' men and women. The film shown yesterday of President Coolidge was absolutely convincing. The voice and the gesture per redly balanced, every pause, ...
... COULD NOT SPEAK. We iminediatcly snw that General was almost beyond htllllllll aid He could not speak to us The enemy must have seen that something hail occurred to avulse a sudden cessation of our fire because they intensified their own. O'Connell now ...
... RUGBY SPEAKING. AUSTRALIA HEARS FOR THE FIRST TIME. The human voice, speaking from the' Rugby Wireless Nis heard for the first time in Australia in the early hours of Monday morning. Amateur transmitters la this country lave on rare been heard in Australia ...
... lecturers are much in request and women have become a real force in speaking generally. According to Miss Lucy Bell, the average woman nowadays is more successful at _public speaking then the average man. This is largely due to the fact that women take ...
... ROUGHLY SPEAKING. Ant-cyclonic Depression—Foreetasters and Their Habitat—The Sayings of Saw—Sprung Suits Wise Wives. ...
... SPEAK THE TRUTH.* Reading a phrase which he said used the words of the Merchant Shippiiiv Act. Mr. Langton asked : That is a but of Mr. Coombs. Isn't it, Mr. Phillips? You know perfectly well that the whole statement was dictated by Mr. Coombs. Now ...
... SPEAKING PLAINLY. He could not imagine that any British Government—and certainly not this Government—would for a moment entertain itself or recommend to others the conception of an Irish Republic, under whatever name or disguise, of which it would be ...
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... FILMS THAT SPEAK. A marked advrinca In lone vibration and adaptability for film produciion is claimed for Ike new sraind.films owned by British Acuusti: Films, Ltd., with which Ntessrs. A. C. and R. C. morn head and the tisumont Company are assoclatrd ...
... THE ARCHITECT SPEAKS. Form in Civilisation: Collected Papers' en Art and Labour. By W. R. Lethaby. Oxford Press. 3s. Id. Mr. felliaby is one of those admirable 'persons who mean exactly what they say, and say exactly what they mean. His militancy is ...