... THE YORKSHIRE POST, MONDAY. AUGUST 4. 1930. BOOK OF THE DAY. The Wipers Times. ...

... ‘THE WIPERS TIMES.’ A TRENCH MAGAZINE. Periodicals brought out at the Front, for the special benefit of troops are not novelty produced The present war. During tho South African war, after tho British occupation Bloemfontein, the printing plant the B ...

... EVEN ADVERTISEMENTS The contents of The Wipers Times, and the rest, consisted advertisements of this sort, number of humorous paragraphs (including skits the frantic Fashion Fancies and the chronic Children’s Corner some our contemporaries), some ...

... By Collin Brooks. Wipers Times. .4 Facsimile Reproduction of the famous Trench Magazine. Foreword Lord I'lumer. (Kceleigh Sash anil Grayson, Bs. (id.) Emotions remembered in tranquillity are obviously perverted when they are war memories. Tho true ...

... of interest in trench papers—the result of the publication of the ‘Wipers Times” in book form—“ The Buzzer” will not be overlooked. It was launched much earlier than the “Wipers Times,” and it was either the4irst trench journal to be. produced or it shared ...

... THE YPRES TIMES• The Ypres Times, which is the successor of the famous trench journal, the Wipers Times, and the organ of the Ypres League, is to make its appearance next month on the anniversary of the First Battle of Ypres. Among the . contributors ...

... by way being handsomely illustrated travel magazine well as a collection of humour and experience, a far cry from the ' Wipers Times and Balkan News the last war. Facilities, of course, make all the difference, and this war has its trench journals ...

... organ, The Ypres Times (price sixpence), the first number of which has just been issued. It is a suitable successor tho Wipers Times, that bright and bravo littlo trench journal which so many ex-soldiers will always hold in grateful remembrance. The ...

... hut ttent.l. would go further, and place • duty upon imported shafts. • • Newspapers. S OME of the references in the Wipers Times describe that f purnal ,as the first trench paper to be isaueo. It probably was the first that was printed, but Um Sheffield ...

... A FAMOUS TRENCH JOURNAL. THE WIPERS TIMES.” (Eveleigh Nash and Grayson, Bs. 6d.). Here, indeed, a volume that no ex- Serviceman should be without. on ,® the most certain cures for fit of the blues that one aould wish come across. Before dealing with ...

... Agency, Leicester Square, London. Well—Ramsay and Co. are for second time in office, and the men who w rote and read The Wipers Times, when it was first hot from battered press, few care now who won the war. They only know who is paying for it. ...

... position and movements—so it became Better Times, ending last Final and Best Times. Looking over the pages of the Wipers Times nearly score of years afterwards, one struck the preponderance of parody in its satire. It recalls not much tho front ...