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... THE SPEAKING OF ENGLISH. There was a discussion at the annual meeting of the English Association, on the mnight pronunciation of English. The chief speaker advocated @& new method, the main feature cof which was the proaunciation of unaccented vowels ...
... SPEAKING SEASONABLY. There are different ways of speaking, such ag speaking well, speaking easily, speaking justly, and speaking ! geagonably It is offending against the last to spealk of entertainmentg and ...
... SPEAKING IN PUBLIC If you are scared of speaking in public, and the prospect of conversing with strangers fills you with terror, then a new class at the Oswaldtwistle Evening Centre is just for you. For the Thursday night courses in speech and drama are ...
... EYES SPEAK « The form and size of the eyes,” Bays a¥ oculist, “are unerring indications of cha~ racter. Oblique €y®s show craftiness. A full, round pupil denotes fickleness and passion. Very large cyes in a very smal* face are often a sign of latent ...
... THE ENGLISH-SPEAKING PEOPLE. Mr, W. M. C. Martin (from the Economic Study Club) gave an interesting address at the Unionist Labour Committee-rooms on Monday .night. = His subject was ‘The Progress of the English-speaking People.” He commenced by saying ...
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... Doctor speaks to travellers Members of the Accrington branch of the United Commercial Travellers' Association held their monthly meeting at the Hyndburn Bridge Hotel. Clayton-le-Moors. The guest speaker, Dr R Warburton, gave a talk on forensic medicine ...
... That Speaks & | MOFFITT BROTHERS, | Furriers and General Drapers, TEL. 2568. Church Street, Acerington. g Y Y Rl o =y (f’f'\ ‘;.,(. 7y q ...
... MAKING THE DUMB SPEAK. ' Lieut.-Colonel Sir Frederick Mott, one of ‘the foremost specialists in nervous diseases, claims to have cured several dumb soldiers by suggestion. Five men who were mutes ~were sent to him after they had been {reated previously ...
... SPEAK AS YQU LIKE? What an extraordinary collection ‘we should have if everyonc were allowed t® spel] as he or she liked ! Accordine to one teacher everyone should bhe allowed to spell as he likes. But the great fault of to-day is the ‘misuse of words ...
... MISS BROWN SPEAKS - WELSH. (By JOSEPH BARON.) Miss Bell de Brown, of Bradford Town, Was twenty, tall, and Very pretty; In the way of looks, andl a waist gadzooks, There wasn’t her like in town or city! This charming wench conversed in French, And many ...
... GLD LADY OF 24 SPEAKS 72 Vaughan Rosad, Camberwell, 8.E.5. Gentlamen, I must tell you that myseif and family have been taking * ASPRO’ since the first wesk in February and we have all found %.'cat konefit from them, especially myself, wo years ago | was ...