(From PoincA.) Many of the little scraps in which the Germans were reported by their Press to have been victorious now turn out to have been merely scraps of paper. regret to hear that, owing to so many persona tailing to go out. of town this year, there is considerable diatresa
18 September 1914 - Musselburgh News - Musselburgh, East Lothian, Scotland
LATEST PERIODICALS. THE FINEST BLENDS OF TOBACCO. BEST CONFECTIONERY. DAMSONS 7 Lbs. for 104 d. VICTORIAS 7 Lbs. for Md. JELLY APPLES 7 Lbs. for Md. HENRY MURRAY'S FRUIT STORES . . King St., Fore St, and Glen. PORT-GLASGOW BOWLING CLUB. CLOSING LADIES' DAY. r VIE Closing Ladies'
16 September 1914 - Port-Glasgow Express - Port Glasgow, Renfrewshire, Scotland
Tublic potino. LOCAL RELIEF COMMITTEE. SUB-COMMITTEE has been appointed for the purpose of RAISING FURTHER FUNDS. It is specially desired that all Schemes for this purpose about to be arranged should be under the auspices of the BELIEF COMMITTEE, who will be pleased to receive a
16 September 1914 - Port-Glasgow Express - Port Glasgow, Renfrewshire, Scotland
our little local affairs; and yet the business of the nation must proceed as usual. There is, for instance, the important question of our gas supply, and in this connection the following letter has teen received by Greenock Town Clerk from Port-Glasgow Town Council:—l have leen
16 September 1914 - Port-Glasgow Express - Port Glasgow, Renfrewshire, Scotland
The failure to cuter Paris has had-- as learned from German prisoners—a demoralising, effect upon the enorny. They fought to reach that goal, and the capture of the French capital would have had a heartening result far beyond its military significance. To turn away from Paris wa
16 September 1914 - Port-Glasgow Express - Port Glasgow, Renfrewshire, Scotland
drill or linen can be employed, the former being an excellent choice, as it weans splendidly and washee well. To make the frock, after having cut it out, allowing, of course, the usual turning+, join the tides to the front and back panels, then the shoulder and under-arm seams;
18 September 1914 - East of Fife Record - Anstruther, Fife, Scotland
Justice Sankey, on September Bth, 1914, granted an Interim Injunction restraining Lipton Limited, their Agents and Servants, from speaking or publishing or writing and publishing any words to the effect or of the substance that J. Lyons & Co., Limited, or the Directorate thereof
18 September 1914 - East of Fife Record - Anstruther, Fife, Scotland