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... Leaves from my Scrap-Book. 11. Original Burns Stories. To the immortal memory of Robert Burns ! How are we to explain his growing popularity? Carlyle has given us worthy estimate of the greatest literary genius Scotland has produced. Notwithstanding ...
... Leaves from my Scrap-Book. ABOUT UMBRELLAS. Almost everything lias a history. But, as >ne struggles along during some beating rain, trying keep the umbrella from turning inside out, it never occurs to him to inquire concerning the appearance and the ...
... Leaves from my Scrap-Book. THE ORIGIN OF SOME FAMOUS SAYINGS. Much interest attaches to many our familiar sayings—the origin which little known and somewhat obscure. propose to give an account of several these, and the circumstances that gave rise to ...
... Leaves from my Scrap-Book. Some years ago the Spectator gave a choice selection of Irish bulls, and the following are worthy of special mention : Did you ever see so thin a woman that before ? Thin, said the other farmer, I seen a woman down in ...
... UNCLE DICK’S LETTER My Dear Young People,—l hope our our elder members arc still busy making scrap-books for sick children in hospital. I have received several from one family, who have sent them to me without name or address. I am sorry for this, as I wish ...
... Borderer now living in Epsom, Surrey, who discovered it as a cutting taken from the “Hawick Express” of May 2, 1945, which he had kept in a scrapbook covering the years of World War 11. The poet, Mr J. Murray Edmondson, is a long-time friend of Mr Shannon's ...
... alone in the world and utterly friendless than to have sham friends and no sympathy.” AUNT CHARLOTTE’S SCRAP-BOOK. (Contributed by lady readers.) Now is the time to look after coughs and colds. —Get a few pennyworth of oil of amber from your chemist. ...
... lovely Lomond as far as Luss. walking the loch • lapped way from there to Inverbeg. where welcome sang to us from the winding stream and the tumbling burn. as surely as it rose to meet us from the homely happy atmosphere that is so much a part of the hostel ...
... Made by Bishop’s, world-famed as the inventors of effervescent citrates, Bishop’s Liver Saline is saline at its best. Being free from sugar it is 100 per cent pure medicinal value Therefore, it ensures easy and complete relief from constipation It rouses ...
... round world of many circles within circles make a journey from the high grade to the low, to find at last that they lie close together-—that the two extremes meet —and that our journey’s end is but our starting point. AUNT CHARLOTTE’S SCRAP-BOOK (Hints ...
... cases where the constitution, from whatever cause, has become impaired or weakened, and as a General Family Medicine are unsurpassed. JJ W A Y’S N T MEN T. Searching and Healing Properties are known throughout the World. For the cure of Bad Legs, Bad ...
... seen. As with the original exhibition, the scrapbooks from the Thierache region of France will be on display enabling the visitor to compare the Borders experience with that part of France. The exhibition runs from December 1-20; Monday -Friday, 2-430 p.m ...