LLOYD GEORGE'S TONIC.
LONDON, August 17. Mr Lloyd George, at Aberystwyth, said: "Why should we not sing at this stage of the war? The. blinds of Great Britain are nob yet down, nor likely to be. Better workshops axo necessary after the war; also, more than ever, institutions for exalting people's vision above, and beyond the workshop and the counting-house-. We would require every national tiadition to remand "as that a man does not live by bread alone."
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Evening Star, Issue 16197, 19 August 1916, Page 5
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