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... own districts, as to compel farmers to maintain a certain standard. In parenthesis it may be observed that the milk supply of a big city like Bristol, while in part derived from farms in the municipal to a large extent obtained from adjoining counties. ...
... A CHAT ABOUT GAMES, UMCLE WILLUIi. SOME WEIRD AND PERILOUS ...
... CHAT WITH A MINISTER. A BIRTHDAY IN THE ROCKIES. [The further description of the experience the Government Press party, now on visit to Canada, in continuation the letters Mr Wm. Jledwood, of the Western Daily Press,' who is a member of the party.] VANCOUVER ...
... A Helpful Chat On Health. At the weekly meeting of the Bristol Branch of the Workers' Educational Association held the W.E.A. rooms, 11, High Street, Bristol, a lecture with demonstrations was given by Mr A. G. Scammell, M.1.H., on the ...
... of stimulant while playing? '• Coffee and a cigar, and find a little whisky a good sedative when the play over. have, believe, travelled far one time another in search of opponents to beat, Blackburne a tour of eight month, the Australian colonies ...
... honour receive me once in the inner Council Chamber. Rising from a group of 3eentariee State, comprising Mr Morton, and others, tha Prtaidenl approached with cardial welcome WMhmgton on lips—a courteous, kindly, shrewd, and stamped gentleman, middle height ...
... CHAT ABOUT A BOOK A ITS AUTHOR. Br UNCLE WILLIAM. ...
... CHAT WITH A SONG-WBITER’B GHOST. BANQUETS GIVEN TO BIRDS AND STECIAI. THIS WBKX. (j URGE AND IMPOBTANT LOTS NEW LACE CURTAINS, BOUGHT ON MOST TERMS Puczs 11. 2/®- 11. J/11. 4/11. fo 36,9. lit ...
... FORTUNES MADE BY EXTRAVAGANCE. A CHAT WITH A FAMOUS PHRENOLOGIST. TATOOING AS A FINE .ART. ...
... A CHAT ABOUT WILD FLOWERS, AMAZING HOLIDAY WHDIS. ...
... knowledge of its treatment to Alark Twain's amusing skit on how to cure a cold. The popular, almost rooted, conception of the cause of a cold is that it is due to a sudden change of temperature (a draught) acting upon an insufficiently covered part of the body ...
... A CHRISTMAS CHAT WITH FOOD PRODUCERS About Seasonal Work and Seed Orders By F. W. Miles, F.R.H.S., Author of Gardening in Practice and Theory, Jottings from Gardener's Notebook, Twelve Aspects of the Garden, etc. How often during recent days have ...