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... bequeathed to us for our new-year month. Their god Janus had two faces; one looked backward, the other forward. His statue adorned their bridges. With a flash of vision they took his name for the month bridging the old year with the new; hence comes our January ...
... had to be chased away by devices of man ' s imagining ^ ' - ;¦ So . the elaborate observances and customs and myths of Christmas and New Year , were devised to meet , mankind ' s keen needs . . The ostensible occasions for aU this manifestation of art were ...
... Annitsl'ord suv u Yule doo” voars never failed to I kept alter I married family them on Christmas morning” were with large raisins eyes ami lemon for ule at Christmas Carlin Shrove ' Easter work ol art” it is described) projierly observed iu calendar year ...
... second none,; Then j thisjj ■ morning's North China- Daily News Ibotnjj address Sir Michael* Sadler in Which I®' looking forward towards remarkable development of the University of London, j indirectly pays tribute to Leeds University. These two references ...
... Eeneral that it affords F MANDER National Union of Teachers NEW YEAR’S EVE Sir careful regard our welfare which frequently distinguishes them the Licensing Bench declined grant an extension hours for New Eve With what presumption exercise their arbitrary powers ...
... m RAMSGATE MARGATE £ DEAL A MAN ABOUT TOWN. JACK LONDONER. Silver Jubilee Broadcasts. The world wide interest displayed m •bo King's Christmas broadcast shows bow much Royal broadcast during the .Silver Jubilee celebrationwould bo welcomed. understand ...
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... Cardinal Mishap When Photographing = the New Year. had dawned. Revellers. Many had come to pray for Afcn- recovery, and as they the to attend THREE ACCIDENTS— |OLD AGE PENSIONER’S! YOUTHS CELEBRATE Five ava New Yeas's ‘sional _ person ohserved er paper ...
... Them ? ' part the country” was the verdict one of them Those Christmas Cards you have a nice pile Christmas cards and most people have I find after surreptitiously counting them on Christmas calls just throw them away when it comes to Twelfth Night Make ...
... remarks and the Town Clerk responding jocularly remarked that it had been 21 years’ hard labour NEW YORK IN MERRY MOOD NEW YORK Tuesday— York celebrated New Year’s Eve with greater enthusiasm hope than at any time since the boom years 1928-9 Champagne ...
... of the New Year young couple Identity present unknown were struck by and killed Inquiries Brynniawr Breconshire HIT CARS Mr Emery Mrs Elizabeth Emery of Billericay down motor-car in Hlgn evening Mrs died Immediately Mr Emery In Mr of Green London by road ...
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