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... vicissitudes of war, for all the world like vagrant ilagleaves on flood tide. Well, we need not bother any longer, for Godfrey Winn has done it for us in his Scrapbook of Victory. This is really a continuation of his Scrapbook of the Wat and is in every ...
... mystic message do they spell, Sent by the Child Immanuel ? These little orbs of milky white, Like pearls from deep mid-sea, Mistletoe—in the world’s despite They whisper low to me. How one may cherish, undefiled, The innocent pureness of a child. These ...
... most ages, will be heard on April 27th, followed I WORLD'S NEWS THEATRE Keep Fit! AT THE QUEEN'S ICE CLUB 19 SUBSCRIPTION CI - QUEENSWAY Plume: BAYSWATER, W. 2 BAY. 01 72 ON THE AIR. (Continued from previous column) by the Children's Hour edition of the ...
... be heard. The Family From One End Street comes into the programmes again on February toth. Then a talk by Beryl Hutchinson entitled Do Ponies Talk? and hand-bell ringing by two Hertfordshire experts will be followed by World Affairs for children with ...
... October 14th, Vernon Bartlett will speak on World Affairs. Scrapbook for 1923 (National, October 11th). Charles Brewer and Lesre Baily will present on October itth the latest edition of their famous Scrapbook. The year 1923 is chosen for this broadcast ...
... TEA TABLE TALK. Mme. Emmy Destinn, the world-famous soprano, is the possessor of an extraordinary mascot in the shape of a ‘‘matrimonial boot.”” Reading that a Belgrade lawyer’s clerk named Handritch met his bride through picking up in a tram-car an ...
... in command. This will be followed by Vernon Bartlett speaking once again on World Affairs. Du* I. the RNA (Naimoli. May 21 .4 sad ird). Douglas Cleverdon has taken an idea from the story, A. V. Laider, in Max Beerbolun's book, Seven Men, and in what ...
... the people, as a whole, left him no time or iuclination o recognise individnals, immediately’ wrote in her scrap-book : — “ iWhen last heard from the Aliighty had not arrived at this point.” Tue following sharp retort was made by Dr. Warren in his cro ...
... beard—an aggres- Urquhart with a chuckle.enn4 The Pages of his Scrapbook :avrekswfiothrwtahred -bsawcekFts ofaffhaisirh—°andust-. vei 'EST LONDON By John Hawk . • Borrowing a camera from watch the proceedings. Th h siast Urquhart. one of m camera . ...
... them all ashore at one trip. As they left the yacht a hearty cheer from the crew bade them farewell, and a joiful shout from younger voices welcomed them, while a party were sccn coming from the woods led by Blossom’s whooping and rejoicing brothers, followed ...