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... be found im the and vegetables, bern the addition of eggs, milk, butier, and Iam, Sir, yours faithfully, M. TUDOR POLE, Local Seere Vegetarian Federal Union. Shute House, Weston-super-Mare, June 29th, 1899. BRISTOL IN 1800. Sm,—I am asked by a firm of ...
... anothor porson’s The Vegetarians have gune one better than the testotal Teetotalars maintain that drink is the one root of all evil. Dr, John Hodden, at the mecting of the Vegetarian So- im Manchester, declares that “ Vegetarian- iam is the panaces for ...
... A VEGETARIAN SANATORIUM. Sts,—Lord Roberts has expreesed himself so much pleased with the arrangements of the Vegetarian SAnatorium in Claremont, near Cape Town, that he has reserved one entire wing for wounded British officers. From his long experience ...
... books can now obtained that no beginner need meet with difficulty. After four years of consistent and most successful vegetarianism, I feel in a position to give advice to anyone wishing to adopt for a while a pure and humane diet. Could but realise a ...
... books can now be obtained that no beginner need meet with difficulty. Mtn. four years of consistent and most successful Vegetarianism, I feel in a position to give advice to anyone wishing to adopt for a while a pure and humane diet. Could we bat realize ...
... than the bench. He denounced the motion on the ground that it pandered to inane erase for spurious titles. VEGETARIANS IN SOCIETY. Vegetarianism making rapid progress in the higher circles ...
... THE STRATHEARN HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST :31, 1907 Blacklock, Crown Gardens, Glasgow. Good Health (Summer School of tho Vegetarian Soeiety)--Miss Emily Dixon, Haddertfiekl Miss 1. A. 8. Clark, Etiinhurgli: Dr Helen Wilson, !Mend.); Miss Ida Edgar, Edinburgh ...
... spoke j- | of the value of vegetarian inciptes in up- ve > in setting ideals bef Mr HARRISON (treasurer of the thanks*to the the in Bristol | they id form a society and start a vere- » | taman restaurant. Mr. Ww TUDOR POLE of Bristot, had come | seconded ...
... E. consideration FitzGerald a Vegetarian,” MEDICAL OFFICER'S REPORT. Trade was - under the ised Aspects of Vegetarianism,” and the THE EVENING MEBTING. Standing Committee. B, of the House of “Br ight Side of Vegetarianism” were read. The Dr. W. R. Hadwen ...
... Statute wu day Closing (Shops) Sat on the RRISTOL VEGETARIAN AND~FOOD EFORM SOCIETY. A-meeting in connection with the above was held on Tuesday, at the Band of Hope Union Rooms, St. James’s Square. Mr Tudor Pole, who presided, reminded the members of the meet- ...
... figures m and doctrine; when ome snoke controvers was concerning that trade. osen y im last year the newly-constituted Bristol Vegetarian Society, | Street. his clerks beine Messrs J. Needha G. T. Strond. the Jiandine Weiter Mr D. Toy, , finished. Direetly the ...
... BRISTOL VEGETARIAN SOCIETY President W. Tudor Pole, IMPORTANT PUBLIC LECTURE the ST. panty PARISE NALL On des Sheet (Bottoms Stokes Croft), THI7ItBDAY, Dec 76th, 900, at 8 p.m., by Dr. WALTER R. HADWEN ust.c.s , (of Gloucester), Why I am a Vegetarian. anirman: ...