Who knew it was this easy?
And just think of the savings on the tonic and limes.
Daily Herald Adelaide. 27th October 1921
BDC gin pills tin label. Made by the National Drug & Chemical Co. Ltd of Canada. Bilingual instruction on the bottom of the tin. (Thank goodness for that!)
A cold, wet February day - perfect backdrop for a journey into Romanticism—off on the…
Dialogue with Dignity I’ve been thinking about issues of racial justice since I was a…
I kept coming across paintings of London by Yoshio Markino - gauzy portraits of a…
There’s something irresistible about a crime story set in a school or college. Like the…
The two-forty-five express — Paddington to Market Blandings, first stop Oxford—stood at its piatform with…
Changing your mind is perfectly normal—and often essential. After all, it’s what education is all…
View Comments
If only we had the address for them...
Sounds like just the thing female Trump supporters need to get rid of the waste matter they've been swallowing and retaining from the Humbug-in-Chief.
'Gin was mother's milk to her'. Who said that?
Eliza, Gor blimey!
And this one "To My Mother" via George Barker
Gin and chicken helpless in her Irish hand,
Irresistible as Rabelais but most tender for
The lame dogs and hurt birds that surround her,—
She is a procession no one can follow after
But be like a little dog following a brass band.
Just what I need :)
Seems a simpler way than going through all that independent, getting a job, modern living palaver. Take a pill. Et voila! New woman.
Such dangerous quackery...although at times nowt wrong with an occasional gin and tonic..
There was a health fad just a few decades back that some swore by. Sultanas soaked in gin and allowed to dry. Nine a day for the prevention of arthritis. Or some such.