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... nation all should concentrate on them »in winter. Mrs. McLeod gave her listeners some expert tips on how to get a leaflet —Dig for Victory No, told how savoys, cabbage, kale, sprouts and Spinach could be used. She went on advise the absolute necessity planning ...
... digestion. 3. To take a short walk each day. It helps to expand the lungs and prevent the occurrence disease there. 4. To dig for victory and so cultivate health as well as vegetables. 5. To avoid waste of medicines or take them unnecessarily (qne aspirin ...
... granted to anyone except bona fide fishermen. Councillor Bertram said they were told to dig for victory and he could not see why they should not fish for victory. The fish shops were often empty and large quantities of fish could be caught if fishermen ...
... how animal skins should be cured, how root ciops should stored and how rabbits and poultry should be kept. The reason? Dig for Victory Week. All this work was to show how Whit table gardeners, bee-keeoers and poultry keepers turned out the stuff that keeps ...
... the waste paper salvage girl, the little old lady, those children in the costumes of Allied Nations, the squanderbug. Dig,-for-Victory girls, etc. Motorists who require a petrol allowance for the period Septem ber. October. November, should apply their ...
... these -matters, and calling in the vet early mastitis in any form is suspected, .will do much to control mastitis. Digging for Victory and Vitamins HOW TO MAINTAIN HEALTH. ...
... years ago. in the service of the Southern Railway. An enthusiastic gardener, devotes a great deal of his time towards Digging for Victory.” Both are aged 76. ...
... essential in war-time and still further efforts -in this direction are desirable. Tnere are, however, two other reasons why digging for victory should be encouraged. Gardening is a health-promoting pastime in that it provides beneficial exercise in the open air ...
... any sportsman going out. Councillor Bertram said in these days when they heard so much about digging for victory he did not see why they should not Ash for victory. After- further discussion it was suggested that Councillor Bertram should interview the Inspector ...