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... THE ART OF SPEAKING Many people think that the voice is naturally either or bad, and idea of having if, trained never occurs them Especially i* this so with speakers, very few of wboni can deliver speech effectively without throat strain or other ,- ocal ...
... THE ART OF SPEAKING. The value of an easy and effective style of speech cannot be over-estimated, and when once established is great aaaet in the equipment any public or private speaker. Throat strain is a common result incorrect use of the voice. Correct ...
... CULTIVATION OF THE SPEAKING VOICE. 51r. Sam tie! Leighton delivered lecture evening in the C.P.A. Minor Hall The Art of Speaking and Reading, The Bohaet presided. Mr. Leighton said the art expression raeuisr- of the spoken word had been neglected. In ...
... SPEAKING PEOPLES. Mr. Stanley Baldwin, tlte British Prime Minister, delivered an inspiring address to a notable gathering at the annual dinner of the Rhodes Trustees at Oxford on Saturday night. The common civilisation, which for seventeen centuries had ...
... KEMAL SPEAKS. Seven Hours' Speech at Smyrna. BRITAIN'S BAD FAITH AND FRANCE'S HYPOCRISY.” Smyrna, Tuesday Together with other foreign residents of Smyrna, including a number of Americans, I was present to-day at a meeting at which, we have been given ...
... Admiral’s Plain Speaking. At meeting at the Mansion House yesterday, called by the Air League of the British Empire, Admiral Mark Kerr said that unless w© put ourselves in the right position ran the greatest risk being either a subject race or a dead ...
... made Sir James Craig on behalf the Government of Ulster. Sir James Craig had the right to speak on behalf of the Northern Government, but as Ulster had right speak. There were three counties of Ulster out the nine in the area under the jurisdiction of the ...
... ULSTER MEMSER SPEAKS HOUSING Mr. R. J. Lynn, the niembei for West Belfast, wlk>, after very busy time in the Northern Parliament last week, crossed London on Tuesday to take his dutio« in Hie Imperial House of Commons, has (jiiickly got to work. Last ...
... SPEAKS VOLUMES FOR THEIR MECHANICAL PERFECTION. 1 do not ask you “count” them on the road, as the never-ending procession of Morris Cars on our streets, highways, and bye-ways, would require the memory of'a Senior Wrangler or the assistance of a Comptometer ...
... tirant. M l*., speaking at the Do!last brai Commercia! Temper aid the ill bt* lOUghl OU lllC 1; communicated to largo gathering ol ('uhaon Saturday Lady L.8.l who was accompanied by Sir Crawford MTullugh, president the Belfast Boy social ion, Denis Began ...
... ARE YOU LISTENING IN? HULLO I PRUDENTIAL SPEAKING I last year received £9 615,590 in Premiums from ORDINARY BRANCH Policyholders ' being £248.527 more than m 1921, £14,386,588 in Premiums from INDUSTRIAL BRANCH Policyholders being £388,196 more than in ...
... ONERS’ WAGE ACREEMEffT. PRESIDENT SPEAKS AGAINST ENDING IT. Modification Suggested. ...