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... If those men cut there could pause to speak to us, they would speak words of courage. Our men have never failed us, nor will they fail us now. We must not fail them, we must support them, we must SALUTE ...
... STOTT. —ln loving memory cf a dear wife and mother, who passed awav June 6th. 1942 We often think her 6ilence. often speak her name; But all that can see a picture frame. So to those who have mother, Treasure her with care; For never feel the heart ache ...
... Mrs. Holmes, the National Secretary, speaking at a meeting of the Burnley branch of the National League of British Parents, at 1, Coal-street, on Thursday evening, said a deputation is going shortly London to speak in Hyde Park, and to try form branches ...
... years ape four and but one every day reaching; the Mayo: from perviiig- and von the home .country and all the battle fronts. speak praise of generosity of all will) the Fund which provides their} with such very able gifts ...
... airm town itself would also reap rich was a daries a man growing up to and N el- local industries problems and Mr. Hart, speaking the Burnley Express aboration ad >n, paid nmander Daliow and the G.T.C >p they had the Can VIA valuable to-morrow Show to ...
... attended temple in the district, but there an urgent need for adult support, said .Sister Mrs. »S. Col bourn, D.S.J. W., speaking at the. quarterly session of the North- East Lancashire District Lodge Good Templars, held Blackburn, last Saturday, when ...
... club). Sergt. J. Dyke was 'hairman. Earlier in the evening ir the semi-finals Mr. Foster beat Mr. C. Tomlinson 21-19, and Mr. Speak, playing Mr, H. Toml.nson, won 21-20. A vote of thanks all iking part was proposed by Mr B. Laycock (president of the ijub ...
... Established Lancashire and Yorkshire since 1825. ■Uses Oriental method* of eye treatment, and herbal. The result* achieved speak for themselves. you may write Interview the above-mentioned )ean. satisfactlo Mr Dean all diseases of the evts. such railing ...
... Nearer home there were the, usual crowds in the parks, and Hurstwood and neighbourhood. The Churches Also Deserve a Salute Speaking at the opening of home gift box day Methodist Church oil Saturday, Mrs. Edward Brooks referred Salute, the Soldier *' Week ...
... so many men —and particularly many young men—who still had faith in the industry and in rebuilding it. Mr. Naesraith went speak of his recent visit to the American textile industries. He said would be delighted, if it could be possible, for the employers ...
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