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... SCRAPBOOK FOR JAN., 1907 Compiled from the Files of the Lynn News S WE LISTENED last week to the 8.8.C.'s broadcast, Scrapbook for 1907 we decided to disinter from the Lynn News files some local memories of thirty years ago. Below we give a few ...
... Against the World AtOVEMENTS destined to change the world have often started in a humble way. The course of history is frequently altered as a result of small beginnings. The greatness of Herr Hitler, Signor Mussolini—and of Donald Duck—sprang from the combined ...
... Donald Stewart. other variety stars, are taking part in variety broadcast from The Hippodrome. Bristol. at 9.15 and at the same time (N) there is to be another concert party broadcast from Scarborough. The story of the laying of the Wm Atlantic cable —August ...
... presides when the Under 'Twenty meets at 190 There is variety from at • tßes.). and a cabaret After Dinner at 929 ;Rey 1. Variety comes back is the title given ta a new of outside broadcasts from Midland Theatres. the first of which commences at 9 t 200 ...
... greatest scholars ill th,.. world at that thus. $o it was that Bacon knew a greet deal more than even the learned men in England, and as he studied things of which they knew nothing at all they accused him of learning from the Devil! Bacon not only made ...
... quantity of grapes from the Key. I). Dickson ; rabbits from 0. llelsham. ; Miss and Miss Jane Partridge sent a present for all in the Hospital ; Miss Moore Christmas letters for Christmas Cards from Mrs. J. K. Jarvis and Miss Ogle; scrapbook (ruin Lemke: and ...
... a in-Britain's foreign policy. (Hear, bear). The greatest need in the world to-clay was for peace-every kind of peat*, indsprial as well &A world-wide Until the nations of the world were in harmony and sank their differences one felt that the economic ...
... Samson and held a sale of household ture and effects at the . auction rooms, Lynn. cm y, under from executors of the late Nev. P. Brayton. The furniture was moved from Little Massing' rectory for of The chief prices realised were:l 161 n. Qualcast motor mower ...
... with a typical conunen- tary on the scene by Mr. Christo- from 11. 8. be sure in re-installing it that each ' prier Stone. The performance Is POWDER 'llt cable is connected to the terminal from which it was detached. Con- nections should be tight. and ...
... seen them all It 11114 been suggested that •iiiiilar reason keeps Lynn ',mile away from the Walks on Angiist Bank Holiday, hut this hardly h. so. for the same people iii from the country districts sear after year and apparently thoroughly enjoy themselves ...
... flock; Mr. P. Bloye sang Easter hymn and solos from 31anger and cross and Shepherd of Souls; Miss Jarvis and the Rev. .1. IL Robinson sang a duet; the choir gave (Rory and power, God so loved the world. Bow down Thine ear. and The long day closes; ...
... and tinfoil; Betty and Charlie Brittain, South Runcton, scrap books; from an egg-collector, West Newton, books for Women's Ward; Lynn News Children's Corner, toys (including a doll from Elsie Kent); the Stepney Brownies, toys; Mrs. C. E. Gray, Hunstanton ...