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THE AMERICA CUP

... THE AMERICA CUP. The race bas again bheen delayed by lack of witd, and no attempt to sail was made by the Shamrock and the Columbia on Thursday. lu future a daily attempt will be made (Sundays excepted). ...

THE AMERICA CUP

... THE AMERICA CUP. WAGERING ON THE RESULT. A laffan telegmin states that Sir Thomas Lipton’s guests on hoard the Erin have wagered 22500d015. that the Shamrock will defeat the Columbia. The odds were mainly 4 to 3 on the ColumMwa. Another Shamrock item ...

AMERICA AND RUSSIA

... AMERICA AND RUSSIA A Melton woman, Mrs, Houston was the youngest daughter of Mr. Joseph Brewin, who was the wellknown bandmaster of the Melton Town Band for 47 years, and a sister of Mr. Fred Brewin, who died in 1950. Mrs, Hauston was a beautiful needle ...

America Too

... America Too We can’t make all the soap for this kingdom — not this year—Fels-Naptha the moneyback soap; we've got America too to take-care-of. Fels-Naptha 39 Wilson street London EC ...

AMERICA AND THE WAR

... AMERICA AND THE WAR. The ritntes Canary .4tain on Unity to sotUn President Wilson's request that it declare that a .tale of War exists between the Visited States and tirrsaan*. It is asaassed that a dettsratiow to the Jade:Med will he adopted in the ...

Published: Friday 06 April 1917
Newspaper: Coalville Times
County: Leicestershire, England
Type: Article | Words: 92 | Page: 2 | Tags: none

On way to America

... On way to America THE first “G. 1. bride from the Melton district to leave England for America is Mrs. E. H. Chambers, formerly Miss Olive Mary Gunby, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Gunby, of Litte Belvoir estate. She will be one of the many G.I. ...

Talk on America

... Talk on America MORTON Methodist Young Wives’ Group met in the church hall and the speaker for the evening was Mr H. Whitton a local farmer and businessman. He gave a very informative and witty talk on his travels and experiences in the USA. He told of ...

ELECTRICITY IN AMERICA

... ELECTRICITY IN AMERICA. We are far behind our American cousins in the application of electricity to the uses of life. For rroof of it one need not go beyond the fizures ately submitted by Mr. 8. A Duncan in his Presidential address to the United States ...

WRITTEN TO AMERICA

... WRITTEN TO AMERICA “I have done everything and I am aware there is still a smell. I have even written to America in the effort to seek advice,” said Mr Daubney. Coun John Read, the Roughton representative, outlined the history of the bait breeding unit ...

Published: Thursday 19 July 1973
Newspaper: Horncastle News
County: Lincolnshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 59 | Page: 1 | Tags: none

BUSY AMERICA

... BUSY AMERICA. mhmflimmmnodhdufityinujoying an exceptional boom. Russia has just wnd.u‘ud.hndrdh.-flth&m Australian Government has @ven a two-million dollar contract for 64,000 tons of steel waterpe for the Coolgardie mining district—the Cr‘pn.fanipu‘er for ...