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'SUNDAY MERCURY AND SUNDAY NEWS 18 JANUARY 1931 Blackheads it Choosing a Bride for the Prince An Untamed ..

... which has just finished its hearings of evidence from various parts of tiie world concerning the pros and cons of Capital Punishment not hear what has happened in Austria where just after tiie World War the death sentence was abolished by tiie Socialists ...

Published: Sunday 18 January 1931
Newspaper: Birmingham Weekly Mercury
County: Warwickshire, England
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12 SUNDAY MERCURY 28 FEBRUARY 1932 IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO BELIEVE— even tabloid journalism could so Honeymoon ..

... blood You must vivid fiction but fact tumbling world of TABLOIDIA foul event provides ” HOT NEWS” should not missed Nothing To LIVE FOR HER HEALTH WAS SO POOR! LOOK AT ME NOW Dr Cassell Tablets MADE ME WELL! From Out orrespondent : STCCKWELL FRIDAY The wonderful ...

Published: Sunday 28 February 1932
Newspaper: Birmingham Weekly Mercury
County: Warwickshire, England
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13 BOXING By “THE SCOUr RACING MAJOR KETTLE £100 MUST BE WHY BOY EDGE IS TO DEFEND HIS TITLE THE

... Milligan London He has been wqlter and middleweight champion of world and now spite of lack of inches is making stir among the big fellows I remember the late Jack Bulger writing me from Market-street Newark New Jersey saying that he signed up promising ...

Published: Sunday 21 August 1932
Newspaper: Birmingham Weekly Mercury
County: Warwickshire, England
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SUNDAY MERCURY 1 JANUARY 1933 SUNDATS MOST COMPLETE WIRELESS PAGE The BBC in Anno radio eleven OR AD 1933 if

... the exception of a New Year Variety from Munich European stations do not appear be paying special attention to-day Rome and Sottens are not transmitting all Hilver-sum transmissions as from to-day 'will go out from Iluizen on 1875 metres 533— Munich kw)— ...

Published: Sunday 01 January 1933
Newspaper: Birmingham Weekly Mercury
County: Warwickshire, England
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SUNDAY MERCURY' 19 NOVEMBER 1933 WOOED WON '''JLaha By AVERILL I seldom that the BBC's zeal for alterna ..

... 'raii 530— from Old 1 Gid-'nn: 7 v 1—21 545 Music: Lenr Siring Lener (violin : Smilovits 'violin) Sandor ivlola' Imre llartmann (violou- 70— from Literature -41: Oratory Crown— 1 Bead Bobert Farquharson 7J0— Fischer (pianoforte) §0— Service from studio 115— ...

Published: Sunday 19 November 1933
Newspaper: Birmingham Weekly Mercury
County: Warwickshire, England
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SUNDAY MERCURY 6 MAY 1934 AN AIRMAN’S RADIO THRILLER -By- A VERILL months past now valve makers have ben bringing

... e) Brosa String quartet 70 (1900)— Readings from Classical Literature— GO: The Republic: Sallust from Cutaline and the Jugurtha read Robert 730 (1930)— Marie Hall (violin) 80 (2000)— Religious Service from a studio 845 (2045)— Appeal 850 —Weather and ...

Published: Sunday 06 May 1934
Newspaper: Birmingham Weekly Mercury
County: Warwickshire, England
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SUNDAY MERCURY MAY 1935 LIKE ARTS LOVE HAS LEARNT Anyone Can Garden Plants Which Will Brighten Your Rooms ..

... their friends make attractive another housewife specialises contriving attractive scrapbooks made of linen filled cut-out pictures from old magazines These scrap-books are compiled in various ways Some are DESCRIBED BY CONSTANCE COVENTRY animal scrap ...

Published: Sunday 19 May 1935
Newspaper: Birmingham Weekly Mercury
County: Warwickshire, England
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I SUNDAY MERCURY lis DIARY OF MODERN YOUNG MAN HAROLD A ALBERT IT suddenly occurs to me that I would

... made the world Alexander's Ragtime can the world still humming and dancing his tunes years later You may point to Johann the played all through 1935 can compared to a century Be 0f £2000000 per annum and all Was notice already fair The world -has speeded ...

Published: Sunday 20 October 1935
Newspaper: Birmingham Weekly Mercury
County: Warwickshire, England
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' : SUNDAY MERCURY 17 NOVEMBER 1935 VOICE TO SOMME-BLINDED BIRMINGHAM MAPTS INSPIRATION SOUND-FILM ADAPTATION ..

... obtain tllm-books dealing wiih all kinds of subjects from Shakespeare to Edgar Wallace And in spite of Capt Round's cautiousness about the attainments of his machine I could not altogether banish from my mind the notion its capacity for packing a maximum ...

Published: Sunday 17 November 1935
Newspaper: Birmingham Weekly Mercury
County: Warwickshire, England
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13 he MANY FAMOUS MEN WIVES’ CHANGED STATUS RADIO : By Ruth Maschwitz iarafan” Goes the SUNDAY MERCURY 5 JANUARY

... cards from friends and well-wishers of which were extremely lovely Actually he was so busy BEHIND THE MICROPHONE ROUND THE WORLD WITH A VIOLIN LESLIE JEFFRIES the violinist whose orchestra ue hear often from Eastbourne is much-travelled man From early ...

Published: Sunday 05 January 1936
Newspaper: Birmingham Weekly Mercury
County: Warwickshire, England
Type: | Words: 3431 | Page: 13 | Tags: none

15 THE CLUB WITH TWO MEMBERS MODERN SAINT FRANCIS SUNDAY MERCURY 2 FEBRUARY 1936 BOTH ARE WOMEN SMALLEST IN THE

... Gather There are several Babies’ Clubs from adults are strictly barred and in London there is at least one Club at are treated with as much courtesy as hard - boiled clubman of St James's The smallest club in the world is the Minster Ladies’ Athletic Club ...

Published: Sunday 02 February 1936
Newspaper: Birmingham Weekly Mercury
County: Warwickshire, England
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SUNDAY MERCURY 15 MARCH 1936 HOW FATE FOLLOWS UNLUCKIEST MAN IN THE WORLD COCK-FIGHTING AND THE LAW GROWTH AND ..

... paint It swung to fro in the wind and continually the light from it flashed into eyes “ It had the same effect on me Chinese torture dropping water on tne forehead In frenzy I hobbled from the tent wrenched down shield threw into the swamp Fate Overtook ...

Published: Sunday 15 March 1936
Newspaper: Birmingham Weekly Mercury
County: Warwickshire, England
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