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... going for • short walk, ors ome other notto -exciting thing is usually better preparation than hilarious play. From The Family Scrapbook, World's Work (1913) Ltd.. by Dr. Ernest G. Osborne. Daily N.I. POSTAL WORKER IS COMMENDED She captured a thief The ...
... household task will often make them feel quite important. They are up and doing while other people are stiff asleep. From The Family Scrapbook, World's Work (19131 Ltd., by Dr. Ernest G. Osborne. So far so good. For the ordinary consumer it is the end of the ...
... it we want them to feel that they can expect fair treatdtent from others, • positive approach, such as the one suggested, would seem to be much more desirable. From The Family Scrapbook, World's Work (1913) Ltd., by Dr. grsest G. Osborne. him Imir. irs ...
... time with a jigsaw puzzle or some quiet music from radio or gramophone will serve to help Johnny relax and make mealtime the sort of quiet, calm experience it should be. From The Family Scrapbook, World's Work (1913) Ltd.. by Dr. Ernest G. Osborne. ...
... we think we are merely being sensible about possible dangers. From The Family Scrapbook ' World's Work (1913) Ltd. tmoseerew Matter-et-hot attitude to diet. me more neighbours lie flew from HOLLAND-ULSTER WEDDING b Canada to wed heed i n Belfast Fie window ...
... of Scrapbook ? a 343 W 3 Malone If we are to have memories, at least let us have them unadulterated by later judgments. This very feature was, I thought, the strong point of the programme about the Somme. This was less poignant than John Body's production ...
... Local scrapbook ? I wonder how many Scrapbooks Leslie Baily has compiled, and whether a six-year period is the shortest between the end of a year and its inclusion in this series? These queries came to mind when last Thursday's Scrapbook for 1951 ...
... should prove that no Romanising tendency exists in the World Council of Churches. Irrelevant I can imagine such men declaring that Mr. Steele's presumed reference to the departure of the Remonstrants from the Synod of Ulster in 1830 is irrelevant to their ...
... growth of the Unionist movement in Ireland from 1909. The record, kept by a member of the staff until the late 19405, includes Brognmmgs of Ulster olunteer Force demonstratiens in the Province before the First World War, and a series of messages of support ...
... LEAVES FROM MY SCRAPBOOK—NO. 5: QHALL I ever forget meet ing Little Tich? Indeed he is No. 1 in my Gallery of Unique Performers. The pint-sized comic, whose real name was Harry Ralph, was the youngest of seventeen children, and his mother was Irish. ...
... for example, is there to beat that little jaunt to the Giant's Ring either from the Newtownbreda side or from the Malone bus terminus? Or along the towpath to Shaw's Bridge from Molly Ward's Locks? This Guide has an excellent sketch map of our city with ...
... films. Sure I still see a lot of Harry, she told me today from Skegness, where she is in a summer show. We joke about his voicethrowing, but actually he was really polished.. Now divorced from Bernie Burgess, who left the successful Jones Boys group ...