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RM2DBHTPH–'View of German border officials on duty at the Saarland customs office ''Goldene Bremm'' on the morning after the re-establishment of German customs sovereignty at midnight.'
RMB56K3R–A typical lobby scene - the elderly lady and the Peke. The page's duty is to 'give it a run' first thing every morning. P009169
RM2BW96JP–Last minute rush to land foreign goods continues in the London docks . Thousands of dock partners are engaged in a last minute rush to unload more than two hundred ships which have arrived in the Thames to land their cargoes before the implication of the 10 percent duty which comes into force tomorrow . A barge heavily laden with foreign goods unloaded in the early hours of the morning at the London docks . 29 February 1932
RMW6HGM8–Heart Mountain Relocation Center, Heart Mountain, Wyoming. The repertorial staff of the Sentinel, H . . .; Scope and content: The full caption for this photograph reads: Heart Mountain Relocation Center, Heart Mountain, Wyoming. The repertorial staff of the Sentinel, Heart Mountain Relocation Center newspaper do double duty on Friday night and Saturday morning in folding and preparing their paper for distribution. The paper, edited and published without War Relocation Authority censorship, represents the news and expresses the views of residents of Japanese ancestry relocated from west coast
RM2GEX9K5–Austin Texas USA, circa 1993: Fifth grade girl trues to stay warm while serving on safety patrol duty outside Walnut Creek Elementary on a cold morning. ©Bob Daemmrich
RM2JRF8H5–Home Guard Man Anti Aircraft Gun- Civil Defence in Britain, 1943 Members of the Home Guard line up for duty beside their anti-aircraft (AA) gun on a sunny Sunday morning.
RM2JA40P3–Undated handout photo issued by Met Police Taskforce of six-year-old Police Dog Xavier Charles aka 'Stanley' (right) who has died after chasing down two moped thieves. Stanley collapsed on Sunday morning whilst on duty. Issue date: Friday May 27, 2022.
RM2B09MPG–20 December 2013, Shahin Hossain (40), truck driver. During the political strike Shahin was coming from northern part of Bangladesh to Comilla early in the morning to reach commodities as his daily duty. When he reached at Jamuna Bridge suddenly miscreants threw petrol bomb on his truck. Seventy percent of his body has been burnt. He was admitted at burn unit of Dhaka Medical College Hospital on that day. After five days fighting with demise he died in the hospital at midnight of 25 December.
RM2HX5K24–Mounted Branch Gets Ready For Coronation Police horses of mounted branch, which comprises some 200 horses and men, are put through their training in readiness for the coronation, at Imber Court, near Hampton Court, Surrey the training establishment, this morning April 23rd. The branch is the second oldest section of the metropolitan police. Most of the horses are purchased in Yorkshire. They are trained for police work for six or seven months at Imber Court before going out to duty. All men in the mounted branch are volunteers who have completed at least two years police service 'on the beat'
RMHW42XN–May 19, 1965 - Petula Clark back from America:Petula Clark pictured at Orly Airport as she was displaying her Trophies received during her tour to two coloured customs officials at Orly Airfield this morning will she or will she not pay duty on them? (Credit Image: © Keystone Press Agency/Keystone USA via ZUMAPRESS.com)
RM2HX5K5X–Star of the Beat Wears New Policewomen's Uniform Police Officer Dorothy Shepherd pictured wearing the new uniform as she left for duty this morning (Friday). Police officer Dorothy Shepherd, who stars in a police recruiting film which is to be shown publicly in the late summer, was out on duty to-day (Friday) wearing the recently-introduced new uniform for London's policewomen. The new tunic is on the style of those worn by American policewomen, and the greatcoat follows service lines, with silver buttons in place of the old black ones. May 6, 1947. (Photo by Reuterphoto).
RM2BMATWK–Naples, Campania, Italy. 8th May, 2020. Italy 08/05/2020, Naples, Secondigliano district. The funeral of police officer Pasquale Apicella, killed a week ago while on duty by Roma, was held this morning. The highest national and city authorities took part in the funeral celebration as a ministry of the interior of Lamorgese, chief of police Gabrielli, prefect of Naples Giuliano, mayor De Magistris and President De Luca. Credit: Fabio Sasso/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RM2JYXTXA–Swedish Princess at cadet ball: Princess Margaretha of Sweden went to the annual cadet ball at the Military school at Karlberg castle, Stockholm, for the first time recently. Photo shows: Princess Margaretha dancing the cadet Lars Sjodahl. High inks in mayfair celebrated the state visit of the King and Queen of Sweden. Their grand-daughter Princess Margaretha, aged 19, went on from an official banquet at the Swedish embassy to a private party, then to a nightclub where she danced until four-thirty in the morning to the music played by the yawning members of a band officially off duty an hour b
RMT04APN–Engine #7 is readied for action in the early morning at a fire station in Asheville, North Carolina, USA
RMAFWR63–Police reinforcements waiting for scabs to arrive for morning shift Coal Miners Strike 1984 Gascoigne Wood drift mine Yorkshire 1980s UK HOMER SYKES
RFBY0R78–Frosty morning, park bench covered in frost, black and white image in the low light of the dawn, rays of sun - weakly coming up.
RF2M6TEJG–Above and beyond the call of duty - news story from 1975 newspaper headline article title - overlay
RMB56NHG–Bob a Job. Three scouts, Left to right, Dennis Hunter, aged 12, Ronald Dury, aged 12, polishing shoes and his twin brother Raymond, with brush in hand took up a profitable site in Kingways to help their cause. This morning, starting at 9.30 am. until 12.30 p.m., the three scouts took £1, 12s. 3d. for their morning's work and 19/6d. during the first two hours of their afternoon duty. The Dury twins, to add colour to their cause brought their youngest brother, Eric, aged 2 along with them for the day. P009995
RMW6HGKE–Heart Mountain Relocation Center, Heart Mountain, Wyoming. The repertorial staff of the Sentinel, H . . .; Scope and content: The full caption for this photograph reads: Heart Mountain Relocation Center, Heart Mountain, Wyoming. The repertorial staff of the Sentinel, Heart Mountain Relocation Center newspaper do double duty on Friday night and Saturday morning in folding and preparing their paper for distribution. The paper, edited and published without War Relocation Authority censorship, represents the news and expresses the views of residents of Japanese ancestry relocated from west coast
RMBJT1DD–'Grey dawn on the battlefield, British cavalry, Belgian frontier', First World War, 1914. Artist: Unknown
RM2T1KM2J–Home Guard Man Anti Aircraft Gun- Civil Defence in Britain, 1943 Members of the Home Guard line up for duty beside their anti-aircraft (AA) gun on a sunny Sunday morning.
![Concise history of the camp and field life of the 122d Regiment, Penn'a Volunteers [electronic resource] . night of dis-comfort had again been our experience, as we gladly andcheerfully hailed the dawn of day, when the building of newfires to warm up and cook our scanty meals were soon inprogress, which, together with a good morning drink fromthe lucky canteen, regulated our system and filled us withgood cheer. About 9 a. m., all the cavalry had been with-drawn from our front, when the Regiment settled down toordinary duty, anxiously awaiting the arrival of the relief,but which came very late. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AX2Y0N/concise-history-of-the-camp-and-field-life-of-the-122d-regiment-penna-volunteers-electronic-resource-night-of-dis-comfort-had-again-been-our-experience-as-we-gladly-andcheerfully-hailed-the-dawn-of-day-when-the-building-of-newfires-to-warm-up-and-cook-our-scanty-meals-were-soon-inprogress-which-together-with-a-good-morning-drink-fromthe-lucky-canteen-regulated-our-system-and-filled-us-withgood-cheer-about-9-a-m-all-the-cavalry-had-been-with-drawn-from-our-front-when-the-regiment-settled-down-toordinary-duty-anxiously-awaiting-the-arrival-of-the-reliefbut-which-came-very-late-2AX2Y0N.jpg "Concise history of the camp and field life of the 122d Regiment, Penn'a Volunteers [electronic resource] . night of dis-comfort had again been our experience, as we gladly andcheerfully hailed the dawn of day, when the building of newfires to warm up and cook our scanty meals were soon inprogress, which, together with a good morning drink fromthe lucky canteen, regulated our system and filled us withgood cheer. About 9 a. m., all the cavalry had been with-drawn from our front, when the Regiment settled down toordinary duty, anxiously awaiting the arrival of the relief,but which came very late. Stock Photo")
RM2AX2Y0N–Concise history of the camp and field life of the 122d Regiment, Penn'a Volunteers [electronic resource] . night of dis-comfort had again been our experience, as we gladly andcheerfully hailed the dawn of day, when the building of newfires to warm up and cook our scanty meals were soon inprogress, which, together with a good morning drink fromthe lucky canteen, regulated our system and filled us withgood cheer. About 9 a. m., all the cavalry had been with-drawn from our front, when the Regiment settled down toordinary duty, anxiously awaiting the arrival of the relief,but which came very late.
RMDHWF33–Indian woman carrying a plastic pot with water from a hand pump in a rural Indian village. Andhra Pradesh, India. Black and White.
RFRA7D8M–Wish her good morning. Girl child lay on bed her bedroom. Kid awake and full of energy. Pleasant time relax cozy bedroom. Girl kid relaxing in morning. Cheerful and wakeful concept.
RMR2WBPD–Ten Marine veterans received awards at Hadnot Point parade ground Saturday morning as a result of performances in engagements in the Pacific theater of war. Eight received Gold Stars in lieu of a second Purple Heart, one received a Bronze Medal heroic and meritorious performance of duty and one received a Purple Heart. The presentations were made by Lt. Col. T. M. Sheffield, Infantry Training Regiment, and Maj. L. G. Ditta, Infantry Schools Battalion, prior to a “pass in review” of men serving in the Officer Candidate Applicants’ Battalion. Shown in above photo, left to right, are Lt. Col. S
RM2BMAW44–Naples, Campania, Italy. 8th May, 2020. Italy 08/05/2020, Naples, Secondigliano district. The funeral of police officer Pasquale Apicella, killed a week ago while on duty by Roma, was held this morning. The highest national and city authorities took part in the funeral celebration as a ministry of the interior of Lamorgese, chief of police Gabrielli, prefect of Naples Giuliano, mayor De Magistris and President De Luca. Credit: Fabio Sasso/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RF2B37R5T–Mom helps the baby wash their hands. Wash hands, a man washes his hands under the tap with soap and water. A man rinsing his hands under flowing water
RF2ATYHJT–Police agent, Romanian Traffic Police (Politia Rutiera) directing traffic during the morning rush hour in downtown Bucharest, Romania, 2020
RM2AA1EA1–Dog walker walking the terrier Jack Russell dog on a lead on the quayside at Swansea Marina in semi silhouette in Wales UK
RMW6KB4P–Remains of Thadeus Steven lying in state; English: Thaddeus Stevens lying in state in the U.S. Capitol rotunda in August 1868. Members of the Butler Zouaves, an African-American company of the District of Columbia, are serving as honor guards (supposedly 25 guards were on duty, commanded by a Captain Hawkins). The body was brought to the Capitol near mid-day on August 13, and remained on display the rest of the day and through the night. Harper's Weekly reported that five or six thousand people, both white and black, viewed the body. Funeral services were held the morning of August 14 at t
RM2X1MRDM–ITALY : FIFTH ARMYMODERN FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE ON THE ANZIO FRONT - Frontline Nurses of British and America:- Sister E.C. Cowell of 3 Hoddart Terrace, Birtley, Co.Durham, England, and Miss R.E. Donahoe of the American Field Surgical Team drinking their morning tea from mess tins after coming off night duty, British Army
RM2AG8BMA–. The life of Napoleon Bonaparte. Rev. and enl. with portraits. existence, prepared long in advance, byhis own orders. As soon as possible was arranged theEmperors bed-chamber, across the door of whichRustan slept, and adjoining it was another for theofl&cers on duty. Dinner occupied less than twentyminutes, for in the field Napoleon ate little, and thatrapidly. By seven in the evening he was asleep. Atone in the morning the commander-in-chief arose,entered his office, where the secretaries were already atwork, found all reports from the divisions ready at hishand, and then, pacing the floor,
RFREK0GX–Birthday morning. Girl child sit on bed happy looks up. Kid awake and full of energy. Pleasant time relax cozy bedroom. Cheerful and wakeful concept. Can not wait to unpack birthday gifts.
RM2BMARY0–Naples, Campania, Italy. 8th May, 2020. Italy 08/05/2020, Naples, Secondigliano district. The funeral of police officer Pasquale Apicella, killed a week ago while on duty by Roma, was held this morning. The highest national and city authorities took part in the funeral celebration as a ministry of the interior of Lamorgese, chief of police Gabrielli, prefect of Naples Giuliano, mayor De Magistris and President De Luca. Credit: Fabio Sasso/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RF2FM9136–Husband housekeeping and cleaning concept. House cleaning. bearded man doing housework and cleaning. handsome man with washing gloves. Morning hygiene
RF2B1G5H5–Police agent, Romanian Traffic Police (Politia Rutiera) directing traffic during the morning rush hour in downtown Bucharest, Romania, 2020
RMW1ER49–Heart Mountain Relocation Center, Heart Mountain, Wyoming. The repertorial staff of the Sentinel, H . . .; Scope and content: The full caption for this photograph reads: Heart Mountain Relocation Center, Heart Mountain, Wyoming. The repertorial staff of the Sentinel, Heart Mountain Relocation Center newspaper do double duty on Friday night and Saturday morning in folding and preparing their paper for distribution. The paper, edited and published without War Relocation Authority censorship, represents the news and expresses the views of residents of Japanese ancestry relocated from west coast
RM2X1NBCJ–INVASION OF ITALY : 8TH ARMY A DAY IN THE LIFE OF THE GUNNERS - Known to the battery as 'Slim' and 'Lanky' the two gunners are seen in their beds besides the 5.5 Howitzer which they help to man, after having been on duty until the early hours of the morning. On the left Gunner 'Slim' Dixon, and on the right Gunner 'Lanky' Menley, British Army
RM2AJHH3K–Tuberculosis in Massachusetts . are left to come voluntarily, only a small percentage ofcases is ever discovered. A considerable portion of the time ofour nurses is spent in following up delinquents and in bringing in-dividuals to the clinic for examination. Besides the visiting physician, there are nine nurses on duty atthe dispensary, four of whom are in attendance at the Out-PatientDepartment on clinic morning. The routine work of history tak-ing, etc., is done by these nurses. Besides her duties at the clinic,each of the nurses is assigned a definite section of the city, andunder the direc
RM2BMATRC–Naples, Campania, Italy. 8th May, 2020. Italy 08/05/2020, Naples, Secondigliano district. The funeral of police officer Pasquale Apicella, killed a week ago while on duty by Roma, was held this morning. The highest national and city authorities took part in the funeral celebration as a ministry of the interior of Lamorgese, chief of police Gabrielli, prefect of Naples Giuliano, mayor De Magistris and President De Luca. Credit: Fabio Sasso/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RF2GH101Y–cleaning at home. Housekeeping concept. Duty and cleaner. male using sponge. Take care hygiene. bearded man in yellow rubber gloves wiping dust using
RMW1ER59–Heart Mountain Relocation Center, Heart Mountain, Wyoming. The repertorial staff of the Sentinel, H . . .; Scope and content: The full caption for this photograph reads: Heart Mountain Relocation Center, Heart Mountain, Wyoming. The repertorial staff of the Sentinel, Heart Mountain Relocation Center newspaper do double duty on Friday night and Saturday morning in folding and preparing their paper for distribution. The paper, edited and published without War Relocation Authority censorship, represents the news and expresses the views of residents of Japanese ancestry relocated from west coast
RM2JRF7X8–Fireman's Family- Everyday Life in Wartime London, 1942 Mrs Hilda Chillingworth helps her 5 year old son Jeremy put his shoes on, whilst her 8 year old daughter brushes her hair, in the kitchen of their suburban London home. It is eight o'clock in the morning and they are getting ready for school. Although they are not Catholics, they attend the local convent school. Hilda's husband Sydney is in the National Fire Service, and is still at the station, having been on night duty.
RM2AWD6KP–Myths and legends of the New York state Iroquois . tor. It is his duty to observe all the activities of men and nature and report them tohis superior. He is the eye of the Creator, said Sosondowa who related the tale. Thesun is especially the patron spirit of war and lingers as he watches the conflict. Thus daysof battle are longer. Each morning he emerges from under the sky dome (horizon)where its rim touches the far east sea. The east wind blows as he mounts the sky path,chough maybe it is the wind of the bowl when it is lifted. When Endeka Dakwadescends on the west water, the bowl lifts aga
RF2G5RW7M–spring cleaning service. using sponge for cleaning. Husband clean house. hygiene and purity. bearded man wear rubber gloves. mature janitor in uniform
RMW1HX1H–Remains of Thadeus Steven lying in state; English: Thaddeus Stevens lying in state in the U.S. Capitol rotunda in August 1868. Members of the Butler Zouaves, an African-American company of the District of Columbia, are serving as honor guards (supposedly 25 guards were on duty, commanded by a Captain Hawkins). The body was brought to the Capitol near mid-day on August 13, and remained on display the rest of the day and through the night. Harper's Weekly reported that five or six thousand people, both white and black, viewed the body. Funeral services were held the morning of August 14 at t
RM2T1KK7P–Fireman's Family- Everyday Life in Wartime London, 1942 Mrs Hilda Chillingworth helps her 5 year old son Jeremy put his shoes on, whilst her 8 year old daughter brushes her hair, in the kitchen of their suburban London home. It is eight o'clock in the morning and they are getting ready for school. Although they are not Catholics, they attend the local convent school. Hilda's husband Sydney is in the National Fire Service, and is still at the station, having been on night duty.
RM2AFWMWC–. A staff officer's scrap-book during the Russo-Japanese war. no means de-moralised, the Russians continued to hold E, G,and Kinkahoshi until next morning. So much for the right and centre of the Japanesedefence. On the Japanese left, one company of the4th Regiment, 3rd brigade, was on outpost duty onthe ridge of the Sbinkwairei mountain. It was at-tacked between midnight and 1 a.m. on the 17th byone Russian company, which was repulsed, and fell backto the north of Makumenza. At 6.30 A.M. anothercompany of the 4th Regiment, which had beensent out on reconnoitring duty from the Shinkwaireimount
RM2X15071–THE BRITISH ARMY IN NORTH AFRICA, SICILY, ITALY, THE BALKANS AND AUSTRIA 1942-1946 - Returned to duty Mrs. Jean Finnigan is not deterred by rain and sleet from serving men of 138 Field Regiment, R.A., 78th Division, with their morning tea and buns. Mrs. Finnigan has just returned from two months U.K.leave, granted on account of her husband, Major Finnigan having been wounded in France, he served with and RA Regiment, 43rd Division and was decorated with the M.C British Army
![. Bearing arms in the Twenty-seventh Massachusetts Regiment of Volunteer Infantry during the Civil War, 1861-1865 [electronic resource] . wenty-Seventh and Forty-Fourth Mass., two companiesof the First North Carolina, Battery G, Capt. Walls ThirdN. Y. Artillery, and Company I, Capt. Jocknick, Third N.Y. Cavalry. The consolidated morning report for March 30,1863, gave the aggregate strength of this command as elevenhundred and thirty-nine men present for duty. CompanyB, Twenty-Seventh Mass. Regt., held Blockhouses NumberOne and Two, covering approach by the river and Greenvilleroad west of the Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2CGKC7N/bearing-arms-in-the-twenty-seventh-massachusetts-regiment-of-volunteer-infantry-during-the-civil-war-1861-1865-electronic-resource-wenty-seventh-and-forty-fourth-mass-two-companiesof-the-first-north-carolina-battery-g-capt-walls-thirdn-y-artillery-and-company-i-capt-jocknick-third-ny-cavalry-the-consolidated-morning-report-for-march-301863-gave-the-aggregate-strength-of-this-command-as-elevenhundred-and-thirty-nine-men-present-for-duty-companyb-twenty-seventh-mass-regt-held-blockhouses-numberone-and-two-covering-approach-by-the-river-and-greenvilleroad-west-of-the-2CGKC7N.jpg ". Bearing arms in the Twenty-seventh Massachusetts Regiment of Volunteer Infantry during the Civil War, 1861-1865 [electronic resource] . wenty-Seventh and Forty-Fourth Mass., two companiesof the First North Carolina, Battery G, Capt. Walls ThirdN. Y. Artillery, and Company I, Capt. Jocknick, Third N.Y. Cavalry. The consolidated morning report for March 30,1863, gave the aggregate strength of this command as elevenhundred and thirty-nine men present for duty. CompanyB, Twenty-Seventh Mass. Regt., held Blockhouses NumberOne and Two, covering approach by the river and Greenvilleroad west of the Stock Photo")
RM2CGKC7N–. Bearing arms in the Twenty-seventh Massachusetts Regiment of Volunteer Infantry during the Civil War, 1861-1865 [electronic resource] . wenty-Seventh and Forty-Fourth Mass., two companiesof the First North Carolina, Battery G, Capt. Walls ThirdN. Y. Artillery, and Company I, Capt. Jocknick, Third N.Y. Cavalry. The consolidated morning report for March 30,1863, gave the aggregate strength of this command as elevenhundred and thirty-nine men present for duty. CompanyB, Twenty-Seventh Mass. Regt., held Blockhouses NumberOne and Two, covering approach by the river and Greenvilleroad west of the
![. The story of Company A, Twenty-fifth Regiment, Mass. Vols. in the the War of the Rebellion [electronic resource] . had seen on duty)Railroad from Havre de Grace to Baltimore, a picket guard Guards. being stationed at every bridge and crossing. Bal-timore was reached about three in the afternoon,and in a driving rain we marched to the steamboatlanding, and went on board the steamer Louisiana,expecting to sail at once ; but for some reason wedid not move until the next day, Company A beingquartered on the steamer for the night. Sunday morning at nine we sailed for Annapolis.We could see little Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2CDG64J/the-story-of-company-a-twenty-fifth-regiment-mass-vols-in-the-the-war-of-the-rebellion-electronic-resource-had-seen-on-dutyrailroad-from-havre-de-grace-to-baltimore-a-picket-guard-guards-being-stationed-at-every-bridge-and-crossing-bal-timore-was-reached-about-three-in-the-afternoonand-in-a-driving-rain-we-marched-to-the-steamboatlanding-and-went-on-board-the-steamer-louisianaexpecting-to-sail-at-once-but-for-some-reason-wedid-not-move-until-the-next-day-company-a-beingquartered-on-the-steamer-for-the-night-sunday-morning-at-nine-we-sailed-for-annapoliswe-could-see-little-2CDG64J.jpg ". The story of Company A, Twenty-fifth Regiment, Mass. Vols. in the the War of the Rebellion [electronic resource] . had seen on duty)Railroad from Havre de Grace to Baltimore, a picket guard Guards. being stationed at every bridge and crossing. Bal-timore was reached about three in the afternoon,and in a driving rain we marched to the steamboatlanding, and went on board the steamer Louisiana,expecting to sail at once ; but for some reason wedid not move until the next day, Company A beingquartered on the steamer for the night. Sunday morning at nine we sailed for Annapolis.We could see little Stock Photo")
RM2CDG64J–. The story of Company A, Twenty-fifth Regiment, Mass. Vols. in the the War of the Rebellion [electronic resource] . had seen on duty)Railroad from Havre de Grace to Baltimore, a picket guard Guards. being stationed at every bridge and crossing. Bal-timore was reached about three in the afternoon,and in a driving rain we marched to the steamboatlanding, and went on board the steamer Louisiana,expecting to sail at once ; but for some reason wedid not move until the next day, Company A beingquartered on the steamer for the night. Sunday morning at nine we sailed for Annapolis.We could see little
RM2CPBNER–. Nestlings of forest and marsh . s very busy andvery silent, as became a widow with fourlittle ones to care for. How we longed tohelp her, only those who like to manageother peoples babies can understand. 249 YELLOW WARBLER Thy duty, winged flame of Spring,Is but to love and fly and sing. Lowell. AMONG the tangled wild-blackberryvines that grew on the edge of thedeep wood, a pair of yellow warblers madetheir pretty home. When I discovered it,there was just a bit of silver fibre all mattedtogether and laid loosely in the parting ofthe branches. Early in the morning andlate in the afternoon I w
RM2CDDGPB–. The Rotunda . the questions was,Give in detail the process for naK-ing mercuric bichloride. In answerto which the student wrote, Godmade all things even mercuric bi-chloride. Imagine his surprise whonhe received his corrected exam bookand read. God gets the ccedit, youdont. He done me wronghanded-in exam paper. -wailed the me She-•» -How cou! { von live without He—Much ..viper. A reformer is one who thinks it ishis first duty to see that other peopledo theirs.—Spartanburg {S. C.) Sun. Good morning. Judge—the av-erage Amer leans idea of being pre-sented at court. Huddle System:a Ford coupe. T
RM2CDDFWY–. The Rotunda . paper. -wailed the Slir.me; -How joul 1 you live withoutMuch .•?1 iper. A reformer is one who thinks it ishis first duty to see that other peopledo theirs.—Spartanburg (S. C) Sun. Good morning. Judge—the av-erage Americans idea of being pre-sented at court. Huddle System: Three couples ina Ford coupe. It was visitors day. Prof.: Who signed the MagnaCharter, Mr. Cords? Cords: I dont know. It wasntme. Prof. (thoroughly disgusted) :That will do—sir—that will do foryou. Member of the Official Board ofVisitors: Here, dont let that fel-low off. I dont like his looks. I be-lieve he di
RM2CDDGBR–. The Rotunda . in exam paper. me Sl.r How jjul ^ you live without He—Much VI iper. A reformer is one who thinks it Ishis first duty to see that other peopledo theirs.—Spartanburg {S. C.) Sun. Good morning, Judge—the av-erage Americans idea of btngr pre-sented at court. Huddle System;a Ford coupe. Three couples in It was visitors day. Prof.: Who signed the MagnaCharter, Mr. Cords? Cords: I dont know. It wasntme. Prof. (thoroughly disgusted) :That will do—sir—that will do foryou. Member of the Official Board ofVisitors: Here, dont let that fel-low off. I dont like his looks. I be-lieve he did s
RMRDN0FH–. Four feet, two feet, and no feet; or, Furry and feathery pets, and how they live. Animal behavior. A DOG HOSPITAL. Ojste day last winter a druggist heard something scratching at the door of his shop. Then there was a soft whine. He opened the door. A strange dog Umped in, holding up a bleeding paw. How did the dog know that he could be cured in a drug-store ? The good apothecary took care of the dog's foot, and it soon got well. After that the dog came every morning to the shop, and wagged his tail thankfully. He was never in such haste as to forget this duty. A few weeks later, when he call
![. Hours in my garden, and other nature-sketches. With 138 illus. Natural history. V. UP IN THE MORNING EARLY.. low few can say that they have witnessed a summer sunrise ? I do not speak only of town-folk, but even of the more leisured country people, who can afford to lie abed, and have no calls of duty or business to attend to. Of course, the toilers in the fields have to be up and about at such an hour as will bring them pretty nearly at certain seasons in spring and autumn face to face with nature, when "o'er the eastern hills the sun's broad eye first peeps." But this class are n Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RDY08T/hours-in-my-garden-and-other-nature-sketches-with-138-illus-natural-history-v-up-in-the-morning-early-low-few-can-say-that-they-have-witnessed-a-summer-sunrise-i-do-not-speak-only-of-town-folk-but-even-of-the-more-leisured-country-people-who-can-afford-to-lie-abed-and-have-no-calls-of-duty-or-business-to-attend-to-of-course-the-toilers-in-the-fields-have-to-be-up-and-about-at-such-an-hour-as-will-bring-them-pretty-nearly-at-certain-seasons-in-spring-and-autumn-face-to-face-with-nature-when-quotoer-the-eastern-hills-the-suns-broad-eye-first-peepsquot-but-this-class-are-n-RDY08T.jpg ". Hours in my garden, and other nature-sketches. With 138 illus. Natural history. V. UP IN THE MORNING EARLY.. low few can say that they have witnessed a summer sunrise ? I do not speak only of town-folk, but even of the more leisured country people, who can afford to lie abed, and have no calls of duty or business to attend to. Of course, the toilers in the fields have to be up and about at such an hour as will bring them pretty nearly at certain seasons in spring and autumn face to face with nature, when "o'er the eastern hills the sun's broad eye first peeps." But this class are n Stock Photo")
RMRDY08T–. Hours in my garden, and other nature-sketches. With 138 illus. Natural history. V. UP IN THE MORNING EARLY.. low few can say that they have witnessed a summer sunrise ? I do not speak only of town-folk, but even of the more leisured country people, who can afford to lie abed, and have no calls of duty or business to attend to. Of course, the toilers in the fields have to be up and about at such an hour as will bring them pretty nearly at certain seasons in spring and autumn face to face with nature, when "o'er the eastern hills the sun's broad eye first peeps." But this class are n
![. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Marietta, Pa., January 27, 1910. 8. Wilks Mfg. Co. Chicago, III. Dear Sirs:—I am so well pleased with the self-feeding boiler I bought of you last Fall that I feel it is my duty to tell you so. It is heating 400 ft. of 2-inch pipe O. K. I have had the time, also the zero weather, to give it a good test and it proved all you claim for it. I did not lose a minute's sleep this Win- ter so far. I fill up the magazine about 9 o'clock in the evening and never look after it till 5 or 6 o'clock next morning and always find the fire in good shape. Yours tru Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RRXYGJ/florists-review-microform-floriculture-marietta-pa-january-27-1910-8-wilks-mfg-co-chicago-iii-dear-sirsi-am-so-well-pleased-with-the-self-feeding-boiler-i-bought-of-you-last-fall-that-i-feel-it-is-my-duty-to-tell-you-so-it-is-heating-400-ft-of-2-inch-pipe-o-k-i-have-had-the-time-also-the-zero-weather-to-give-it-a-good-test-and-it-proved-all-you-claim-for-it-i-did-not-lose-a-minutes-sleep-this-win-ter-so-far-i-fill-up-the-magazine-about-9-oclock-in-the-evening-and-never-look-after-it-till-5-or-6-oclock-next-morning-and-always-find-the-fire-in-good-shape-yours-tru-RRXYGJ.jpg ". Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Marietta, Pa., January 27, 1910. 8. Wilks Mfg. Co. Chicago, III. Dear Sirs:—I am so well pleased with the self-feeding boiler I bought of you last Fall that I feel it is my duty to tell you so. It is heating 400 ft. of 2-inch pipe O. K. I have had the time, also the zero weather, to give it a good test and it proved all you claim for it. I did not lose a minute's sleep this Win- ter so far. I fill up the magazine about 9 o'clock in the evening and never look after it till 5 or 6 o'clock next morning and always find the fire in good shape. Yours tru Stock Photo")
RMRRXYGJ–. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Marietta, Pa., January 27, 1910. 8. Wilks Mfg. Co. Chicago, III. Dear Sirs:—I am so well pleased with the self-feeding boiler I bought of you last Fall that I feel it is my duty to tell you so. It is heating 400 ft. of 2-inch pipe O. K. I have had the time, also the zero weather, to give it a good test and it proved all you claim for it. I did not lose a minute's sleep this Win- ter so far. I fill up the magazine about 9 o'clock in the evening and never look after it till 5 or 6 o'clock next morning and always find the fire in good shape. Yours tru
![. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Marietta, Pa., January 27, 1910. 8. Wilks Mfg. Co. Chicago, III. Dear Sirs:—I am so well pleased with the self-feeding boiler I bought of you last Fall that I feel it is my duty to tell you so. It is heating 400 ft. of 2-inch pipe O. K. I have had the time, also the zero weather, to give it a good test and it proved all you claim for it. I did not lose a minute's sleep this Win- ter so far. I fill up the magazine about 9 o'clock in the evening and never look after it till 5 or 6 o'clock next morning and always find the fire in good shape. Yours tru Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RRXYGC/florists-review-microform-floriculture-marietta-pa-january-27-1910-8-wilks-mfg-co-chicago-iii-dear-sirsi-am-so-well-pleased-with-the-self-feeding-boiler-i-bought-of-you-last-fall-that-i-feel-it-is-my-duty-to-tell-you-so-it-is-heating-400-ft-of-2-inch-pipe-o-k-i-have-had-the-time-also-the-zero-weather-to-give-it-a-good-test-and-it-proved-all-you-claim-for-it-i-did-not-lose-a-minutes-sleep-this-win-ter-so-far-i-fill-up-the-magazine-about-9-oclock-in-the-evening-and-never-look-after-it-till-5-or-6-oclock-next-morning-and-always-find-the-fire-in-good-shape-yours-tru-RRXYGC.jpg ". Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Marietta, Pa., January 27, 1910. 8. Wilks Mfg. Co. Chicago, III. Dear Sirs:—I am so well pleased with the self-feeding boiler I bought of you last Fall that I feel it is my duty to tell you so. It is heating 400 ft. of 2-inch pipe O. K. I have had the time, also the zero weather, to give it a good test and it proved all you claim for it. I did not lose a minute's sleep this Win- ter so far. I fill up the magazine about 9 o'clock in the evening and never look after it till 5 or 6 o'clock next morning and always find the fire in good shape. Yours tru Stock Photo")
RMRRXYGC–. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Marietta, Pa., January 27, 1910. 8. Wilks Mfg. Co. Chicago, III. Dear Sirs:—I am so well pleased with the self-feeding boiler I bought of you last Fall that I feel it is my duty to tell you so. It is heating 400 ft. of 2-inch pipe O. K. I have had the time, also the zero weather, to give it a good test and it proved all you claim for it. I did not lose a minute's sleep this Win- ter so far. I fill up the magazine about 9 o'clock in the evening and never look after it till 5 or 6 o'clock next morning and always find the fire in good shape. Yours tru
![. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. ^^1 Always Find the Fire in Good Sliape^' S. Wii.Ks Mkg. Co.. Chicago, 111. M.riktta. P... January 27. I'.tlO. Dear Sirs: I am so well pleased with the self-feediosr boiler I bought of >ou last fall that I feel it is my duty to tell you so. It is heating 400 ft. of'2-iDch pipe O. K. I have had the time, also the zero weather, to give it a good test, and it proved all you claim for it. I did not lose a minute's sleep this winter so far I All up the magazine about 9 o'clock in the . vening and never look after it till 6 or 6 o'clock next morning Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RRXXFK/florists-review-microform-floriculture-1-always-find-the-fire-in-good-sliape-s-wiiks-mkg-co-chicago-111-mriktta-p-january-27-itlo-dear-sirs-i-am-so-well-pleased-with-the-self-feediosr-boiler-i-bought-of-gtou-last-fall-that-i-feel-it-is-my-duty-to-tell-you-so-it-is-heating-400-ft-of2-idch-pipe-o-k-i-have-had-the-time-also-the-zero-weather-to-give-it-a-good-test-and-it-proved-all-you-claim-for-it-i-did-not-lose-a-minutes-sleep-this-winter-so-far-i-all-up-the-magazine-about-9-oclock-in-the-vening-and-never-look-after-it-till-6-or-6-oclock-next-morning-RRXXFK.jpg ". Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. ^^1 Always Find the Fire in Good Sliape^' S. Wii.Ks Mkg. Co.. Chicago, 111. M.riktta. P... January 27. I'.tlO. Dear Sirs: I am so well pleased with the self-feediosr boiler I bought of >ou last fall that I feel it is my duty to tell you so. It is heating 400 ft. of'2-iDch pipe O. K. I have had the time, also the zero weather, to give it a good test, and it proved all you claim for it. I did not lose a minute's sleep this winter so far I All up the magazine about 9 o'clock in the . vening and never look after it till 6 or 6 o'clock next morning Stock Photo")
RMRRXXFK–. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. ^^1 Always Find the Fire in Good Sliape^' S. Wii.Ks Mkg. Co.. Chicago, 111. M.riktta. P... January 27. I'.tlO. Dear Sirs: I am so well pleased with the self-feediosr boiler I bought of >ou last fall that I feel it is my duty to tell you so. It is heating 400 ft. of'2-iDch pipe O. K. I have had the time, also the zero weather, to give it a good test, and it proved all you claim for it. I did not lose a minute's sleep this winter so far I All up the magazine about 9 o'clock in the . vening and never look after it till 6 or 6 o'clock next morning
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