... growls, a parrot which swears and a cat tht comes home late at night.” Quote from the new book PICKING ON MEN. COSMOPOLITAN ** * K “Don’t buy the garbage that you're over the hill at 50.” Septuagenarian American political activist Molly Yard. SUNDAY ...

... with its 250,000 inhabitants, sunk the lowest depth filth and poverty, with shanties for homes, mudihole-s far streets, and garbage d-irm.ps for breathing anaoes was gained in talks with workers, doctors, pdliceanen. saloon keepers, working men. and packers’ ...

... Uilferent type of jackal that prowled neat the fighting line, hut never got in tho line of fire, but was always ready to pick the garbage of war. That was a proposition that the civil machinery would deal with. This was a tune when they could not stand on ...

... Crak. having been hovering over the and West with an eye and an appetite keen for finding something in the way oi savoury garbage has j ust hied him back again his place in Westminster and sot himself cawing” over the discovery certain circulars in issue ...

... dresses and other things. A lady with three arms is very ranch sought after the Yukon beaus, and they can generally have their pick among the wealthiest dudes of the land. That extra arm and hand are very handy about a house. A lady possessing them can cook ...

... crowd at the Showgrounds for a couple of years, paying the princely sum of |R£3,870 to see the game, were subjected to the garbage that was put before them It was mostly the fault of Sligo, if fault is the correct word, since it was their objective to stop ...

... the passive irregular— the jackal that prowls near but never quite comes within the fighting line, always ready to pick up the garbage of war—the army, Mr. O'Higgins says, can be left to deal with the active irregular. Whether the army is strong enough ...

... iis a third method whereby the fly spreads disease. The legs and body fly^le cf>vel '°d with (Mmiturrable ha.rs. These may pick and hold thousands more the harmful bacteria as the walks the iiiaijure these bacteria may deposited on in food even if the ...

... energiesin ¢ndeavouring to have their claim for sympathy dopreciated. His obligation would seem 4o he to go about picking up the scrap garbage of the Rent Office, and re-serving it to regale thoswe other great friends of the tenants—she landlord Tory Government ...

... courts and all the garbage doings of society surfeited with, and gloating in vice and luxury. is truly deplorable circumstance to sec, as have often seen, young children scarcely more than able to lisp—not yet out their teens —picking and rehearsing the ...

... discrimination he and many others encountered here when looking for jobs at the time. “When you went looking for a job they picked up very quickly that you kicked with the wrong foot. My name kind of gave it away. “I worked in England lor lour or five years ...

... Here is Patrick Walsh's report of what they saw and heard: — “During the day the dump at Labbadish is a squalid sewer of garbage and waste-land — at night it takes on an even more unpleasant appearance. For it's then that the rot population comes to life ...