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10 January 1920 - St. Helens Examiner - St Helens, Lancashire, England
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10 January 1920 - St. Helens Examiner - St Helens, Lancashire, England
last two mileE., to win comfortably by about 300 yards. Herbert Holbrook gave promise of returning to form by a. good effort over the final mile, divided A. J. Aitkin and R. Smith, of Makerfield, who fifled the second and fourth places respectively. Makerfiel4l, an enthusiastic
10 January 1920 - St. Helens Examiner - St Helens, Lancashire, England
Coral was .produced by a beautiful animal — a polyp—not a . shapeles - s worm as the Scotch poet James Montgomery had suggested in his -" Pelican Island." It dis.played no. special skill, did not • toil; • and was - certainly not, all insect as -generally 'considered. All ,polyp
17 January 1920 - St. Helens Examiner - St Helens, Lancashire, England
Mr. Linnaeus Greening moved a hearty vote of thanks .to the lecturer, and-said this- wiO3-erne of .the most interesting lectures he had listened to for a long ..time. . Mr: . Greening gave a con,3tructive criticism, and said when one considered how these tiny animals could produ
17 January 1920 - St. Helens Examiner - St Helens, Lancashire, England