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... oat from fear. He along with the ether children beg for morsels of bread from the neighbours, and have been seen eating garbage picked off the street. He has often gone into a neighbouring brickfield, where he has stopped for a whole day, to wtrm himself ...
... glass, egg shells. , metal labels from your fruit trees, pieces of coloured paper, bits of cloth, odds and ends from the garbage pit—all is treasure for him to hoard. There is no satisfying his acquisitiveness, though what he does with it all goodness ...
... difficulties created by the numbers of blitzed; houses. The city has already done some remarkable things in the conversion of garbage into useful war materials and in dealing with kitchen waste. Only recently several leading cities in Yorkshire expressed amazement ...
... sides the room projected low sloping wooden platforms about feet wide, upon which the convicts slept, side side, in closely picked rows, with their heads the walls and their feet extended towards the middle of the cull. They neither pillows nor blankets ...
... through towu, ought objects of beauty and conserv health, are perverted into /fi and made the receptacle of all the 0 p £l \ garbage of a great and grimy town* one admits the existence and the sei'i 1 'fk the evil. There is no room for do rivers speak ...
... • _ the book aloft, Senator Bailey that It might become known as Mr. Bible, but It was garbage all the hurled the book the floor. Senator South Carolina, picked It up and fit Into waStepaper basket. —Renter, THE POUND ABROAD following table shows the ...
... one of the women across the couch In the living room. The other was found bedroom man who dropped his flaahlamp and. groping pick it up. came across her body. Mr. Alfred Emmerson. one of the neighbours, said:— We forced the door and found fhc house full ...
... see the noble savage with his squaws, all dreamed in rode travesty of the pale faces, wandering aimlessly about, or picking up the garbage in the far food ; to have him come between the wind and one's nobility, would no doubt have been aisquatutante quite ...
... who’ve studied the garbage glut Dumps are already full to overflowing in some cities and there is frequently public hostility to any suggestion of setting up new ones That means city authorities are forced to pack up their garbage and ship it off to anyone ...
... confirms belief as his abode while m New York) is that the hab.t of leaving large barrels of garbage on the pavement is the custom. Reauer p cture to yourself barrel garbage left outside the Queen’s Palace, then you will see now nonsensical is the assertion. ...
... than Sprotborough? Is all the wealth of Sheffield a justification for planting a cesspool in it? A citizen who flung his garbage into his neighbour's garden would he promptly testrained. A city has full leave to annoy its neighbours to an unlimited extent ...
... unlikely point HARROGATE Railway manager Paul Marshall hailed his side’s “brilliant response” this week - after labelling them “garbage” durlnia:‘mnday’s NCE Premier clash at Goole. Rail’ fought back from 4-1 eof B es s s m - mthflller. but the St:’ggn sugs-emo ...