Workers have to bleed for the victories of war and pay for its cost.Lord Weardale. WHAT EVERYBODY KNOWS. ...
Article : 41 wordsWe are so practical and so much in hurry that our soiise of the beautiful is in danger of being destroyed.—Prof. A. Wallace Rimingtou. ...
Article : 28 wordsA person cannot be a pillar of the church without frequently putting his hand in his pocket.—Rev.T.B.R. Saunders. ...
Article : 26 wordsA man who spends his money in been and other things, when he might have devoted it to purchasing a little library, is a fool. —Sir A. Conan Doyle. ...
Article : 32 wordsThe young people of England have to be not only as good as, but better than, their forefathers, if they are, when their turn comes to take up the burden, to keep Eng ...
Article : 73 wordsIf io-day cnc ecc Shakcspaaro topping tho bill at a music hall with kuock-abouts and performing it is only a tribute to Jus popularity.-Mr. G--R..Suns, ...
Article : 29 wordsIt is possible so to handle the olive branch as to make it as provocative as a sword and it is possible two peoples so arbitration treaty between two peoples so ...
Article : 55 wordsMan is never so happy as when advising woman; and woman is never so happy as when ignoring his advice.— Mr. W. B. Kerr. ...
Article : 25 wordsSome people believe they can got as much pleasure and profit out of hearing rood music given by others us by giving a badly themselves.— Mr. N. W. Burbridge. ...
Article : 31 wordsThe controversies of the spresent day are kid-glove controversi[?] compared with those [?] grandfathers waged.— Bishop of Manchester. ...
Article : 21 wordsThe church needs the loyally that will drag a man out of bed on a Sunday morning.— Rev. J. L. Harveey. ...
Article : 23 wordsThe Britisher's highest t ambition is to work just hard enough to get just money enough to stop work altogether, and be a gentleman.— Mr. J. H. Collins. ...
Article : 29 wordsA woman's power of discornment between the true and the false is much greater than that of a man. — Lord Robert Cecil. ...
Article : 26 wordsIt would seen as if the world's insame pursuit of [?]thly [?]re had destoyed many, if not most, of the finer instinets of humantity. Mr. Emil Bridges. ...
Article : 31 wordsThe one special social reform which the working man requitos more than anything close is regualr and better wages—Mr. W. R. Campion, M.P. ...
Article : 25 wordsI have received a letter from a distinguished Freach statesman stating that as soon as England and America have settled their little treaty the question will become ...
Article : 120 wordsA great dual is heard to-day about technical and commercial education, and I am all for education, both technical and literary: but there is just the danger that ...
Article : 111 wordsTo-day the clergyman who who is not either social reformer or an active philanthropist is hardly thought to ahve a right to exust. —Rev.J.Gamble. ...
Article : 26 wordsYou cannot make a nation musical by means of concerts any more than you can make a nation atlletic by [?]uitting them to football matches.—Dr. Warriner. ...
Article : 27 wordsThe Socialist idea is too penetrating and comprehensive, too much in line with the forces of industrial evolution to remain the absolute monopoly of any one politi ...
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Bendigo Advertiser (Vic. : 1855 - 1918), Sat 10 Jun 1911, Page 6
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