... TEACHING OR SPEAKING? Mrs. Schilizn, writing to the Times from Guilaborough Court on the need of teaching economics, asks : Why should not members of Parliament give lectures to their constituents on the elements of economies, instead of wasting their ...

... Plain Speaking. Tlirrr amusing l!u a, lor tin- N'orllu who llu in land l)crl»\ n« mam I’.anl ...

... SPEAK WITH THE EVES. How to Keep Your Husband’s Love,” was the subject of a lecture given Commissioner Mary Estill, a chief of the Salvation Army, in an address at Star Lake, New Jersey. “Women should speak-with their eyes and not with their tongues,” ...

... CRYSTALS THAT SPEAK One of the weirdest of our scientific * toys,” writes Harry A. Mount in the Secientific American, is the * speaking crystals” developed by A. McLean Nicolson, a New York ecientist. These are simply large crystals of Rochella salt, ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. At the National Utica of Teachers' CDR&roma at Odor{ badly% discoed°. took *amen the of the schools. Much criticism was directed to circulars leaned by the Board of iblixotioa on the ..w admen* was as and ad-hatted, aed tibaticia at the ...

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... WELL SPEAKS. Ah ! my friend, (hat aehing brew, those watery eyes, that worried head, are all signs eyestrain. Consult MR. A. SALMON and his Classes will relieve (he eyestrain. HE MADE MY GLASSES AND I AM WELL, I FEEL WELL, I SEE WELL.” A. SALMON, F.S ...

... the art of speaking, The inability of the educated Englishman know what to say and how to say it efteetivelv. in public, when occasion offer*, has always been to me a profound rovstery. one who has lived and worked for many years among the industrial ...

... METAPHORICALLY SPEAKING Summoned at eat Hartlepool to-day for non-payment an electricity account a man complained that The Corporation took the hull the horn® and cut oft the supply.”—The amount owing il 11s 7d., and was allowed a mouth m which to pay ...

... THE SPEAKING VOICE. Everybody will hearbly commend the appeal of the Headmaster of Kettering.eoad Intermediate School (Mr. J. Weaver, M.A.) that boys should cultivate a refinement of speech. There is, as he says, too much slovenliness and ugliness in ...

... SHINING SPEAK His Majesty won the July Stakes last year with Runnyniede, and it looks as Ins now trainer is going to repeat the performance with She beautifully filly and very game, and her path to victory has been made l ousiderobly easier the withdrawal ...

... TO SPEAK, Even if They Threw Him Into the Wear.” I«tcp Wclidon. .speaking the te'-b of England Young Men I taw, Cbfitfr, yesterday, .-.aid that in Impartot the world in which lived I'J Clergyman judgment on the mnltm the mining industrv was Ifttir told ...