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POPPING THE QUESTION. Fable has it that the custom was originated by St. Patrick, who was once told by St. Bridget that a mutiny had broken out in her nunnery, the ladies claiming the right of " popping the question. which seems a particularly strange thing for nuns to do. Howev
6 March 1940 - East Kent Times and Mail - Ramsgate, Kent, England
 
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6 March 1940 - East Kent Times and Mail - Ramsgate, Kent, England
 
HELP FOR FINLAND.

HELP FOR FINLAND.

Flag Day at Ramsgate. A flag day on behalf of Finland will be held in Ranusgate on Saturday. March 9th. and the work of organisation has been kindly undertaken by the Vicar of RIM& gate (Councillor the Rev. C. R. Farnsworth, MA., Hon. CY.). In a letter to the Editor giving this
6 March 1940 - East Kent Times and Mail - Ramsgate, Kent, England
 
like fertilisers. If three pounds at superphosphate of lime and half that quantity of rutrate of soda are mixed together

like fertilisers. If three pounds at superphosphate of lime and half that quantity of rutrate of soda are mixed together

and scattered over each square rod of ground several days before seeds are sown, the , seedlings will apprciate the tonic. Periodic dressings with a complete" fertiliser are often given to the onion bed successfully. Soot and lime scattered over the surface does much good. but I
6 March 1940 - East Kent Times and Mail - Ramsgate, Kent, England
 
NO VACANCIES? A Defendant's Statement About the Army.

NO VACANCIES? A Defendant's Statement About the Army.

The allegation that he had tried to Join the Army but that there were no vacancies was made by Ralph William Ogden, aged 33. a plasterer. of Collin-road, Caterham. Surrey. when he apueared at Ramsgate Police Court on Monday in connection with maintenance arrears. It was stated t
6 March 1940 - East Kent Times and Mail - Ramsgate, Kent, England
 
"Guest Depression."

"Guest Depression."

For some time past Mrs. Dedmen had been frequently In a state of great slepression and had said on more than one occasion that she wished her life would end. A few weeks ago she went out, and when she returned, told Mrs. Rolls, with whom she stayed. that she had sustained a seve
24 January 1940 - East Kent Times and Mail - Ramsgate, Kent, England
 
Window Opon.

Window Opon.

Later witness visited the house and searched the deceased's bedroom. Everything there seemed to be in order. He then went to a room above the bedroom This had a window overlooking the passage where the body was found. The bottom of the window was wide open. On the window ledge,
24 January 1940 - East Kent Times and Mail - Ramsgate, Kent, England
 
BUILDERS. CONTRACTORS. DECORATORS. GRUMMANT BROS. S. C. AUSTIN C. r. CRIIIISMANT I. S. AUSTIN, 107 & 109, GRANGE ROAD. RAMSGATE.

BUILDERS. CONTRACTORS. DECORATORS. GRUMMANT BROS. S. C. AUSTIN C. r. CRIIIISMANT I. S. AUSTIN, 107 & 109, GRANGE ROAD. RAMSGATE.

Home Repairs of Every Description. NO JOB too SMALL or too LABOR te command personal attention. • Telephone
24 January 1940 - East Kent Times and Mail - Ramsgate, Kent, England
 
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24 January 1940 - East Kent Times and Mail - Ramsgate, Kent, England
 
111■■.- STIFF GAMES FOR GRENVILLE.

111■■.- STIFF GAMES FOR GRENVILLE.

Orenville have some stiff opposition to encounter in their next three games for. to-day ttilaturday they are due to meet Ashford awayi. and the following Saturday they will be out to avenge that Kent Senior Cup defeat by a visit to Sittingbourne. On April 20th. at the Stadium. t
6 April 1940 - East Kent Times and Mail - Ramsgate, Kent, England