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... Speak Well. Slip-shod enunciation little less than a crime, but it is common enough among people of every type of education. If you find folks often ask you to repeat what you said, don’t accuse them all of deafness. Examine your own enunciation, and ...
... LEGALLY SPEAKING. lawyer who for many years had shocked • large number of his friend's by his rather liberal views on religion recently died. A friend of the deceased who cut short a trip to hurry back to town fur the purpose of attending the last rites ...
... SILENCE THAT SPEAKS. Remembrance Day met with that general and spontaneous recognition that the sacred occasion demanded. Here at home, abroad in the Dominions overseas, there was a universal tribute paid in the two minutes' solemn silence to the memory ...
... “afraid to speak.” Witness said he got the impression that something had happened inside ward, but he was unable to say because he did not see. He did not look in through the window. Asked t he could identify the man who shuck Gidden, he picked out Lovell ...
... THE SPEAKING LAMPSHADE. In ono of the big stores in Knightsbridge to-day I cam* across some novelties in loud speakers. The device been invented by the Marquis di /India- Trarrasaval and consists of • vibratiimless substance. which can be adapted to various ...
... SPEAK UP! I see in a London evening paper that the sounding board which Mr. Justice Swift is to have over him is expected tc enable him to hear better and so relieve him from the Divorce Judge’s everlasting necessity of repeating shv petitioners, You ...
... STRAIGHT SPEAKING AT ILKLEY In speech which a subsequent speaker described os having the breath of the slain it, Rear-Admiral J. D. Allen, before an enthusiastic audience in the Ilkley Lecture Hall on Friday evening urged that there should be gradual ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING. accepted absolutely the conclusion of the magistrate that the two people involved in the inquiry were innocent ol the charge brought against them. Nevertheless, there had been aroused, even in the speech of Earl Rusi*cU, the opinion that ...
... SPEAK U Mio Ro Richards, Under-Secretary for eda nainber of questions in the House of this afternoon bearing on the minis tiation of hus departir t ides wae freauenthy nlercupte ly eres of wak up! and when he had completed: as 1 said “In view of the rey ...
... FIGURATIVELY SPEAKING Alderman Wilson deciared that he had been fighting the Socialists for ove. 30 years, and was getting a little tired. ‘‘ Don’t leave the fighting to me for ever,” he pleaded. “Some of you will have to come forward and do your share; ...
... LEGALLY SPEAKING. lawyer who for many years had aboard • large number of his friends be his rather liberal views on religion recently died. A friend of the deceased who cut short a trip to hurry . back to town for the purpose of attending the last rites ...