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... A Seven -and -Sixpenny j Tragedy I By j THE KENNELMAN j ALSATIAN Wolfdog Club Trials at Sandown to-day, Wednes day, and the opening of Cruft's great Dog Show at the Agricultural Hall, next Wednesday, which, according to my latest information from the stable, is to beat all records. Towards the close of both the past two years, readers of these Notes have been reminded of the tragic signi ...
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... .z*$° m . HUNTING has been interfered with by- foot-and-mouth disease; some of us are tired of Mah Jongg; and the end of the holidays brought many winter-sports enthusiasts home from Switzerland: so Society is free fo enjoy the new game-- that of turn ing the Red Flag Pink! It is an entertaining pastime, this latest of our preoccupations. One would have thought that the advent of a Labour ...
... . Rugby Football Notes and Sketches by H. F. Crowther-Smith. I AM lucky enough to be able to present you this week with a set of exclusive interviews with some of the most famous players of the day. I say lucky because the inter views are of such an exceptional kind. Every body is familiar with the stereotyped form of interview-- the kind that actually happened. But these are not like that a ...
... In the Mirror of Life are many reflections golden hours of childhood, memorable days of manhood and of the calmer years of old age reflections of every phase of life and always Benger's is within the picture. Benger's Food in Middle Age. /t„ _ Middle age is the period of life when men and women alike undergo s. many natural physiological changes. is made easier, happier and healthier by ...
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... ANGLO PERSIAN OIL CO. LTD. ANGLO PERSIAN OIL CO. LTD. BP British Pioneer Series. A hop-- a skip-- a jump and it Flew British aviation has proved itself a precocious infant. Only sixteen years ago in 1908 what is claimed to be Britain's first aeroplane made a few short flights or perhaps they should be called hops on Lee Marshes. The plane was the Bull's Eye triplane built by Mr. A. V. Roe. ...