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... 0 stay salic Ur = Pattinson 1ever the most salubrious of places. And Ihe Wipers Times was worse than most. Much worse. THe naner was in the mud of Flan mh ders, born in a rat-intested cellar in and reared in half-dozen little in one of the bloodiest salients ...
... 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 ...
... Friend” was not. however, to paraphrase Thackeray, paper written soldiers for soldiers, and therein it differed from “The Wipers Times” Only journalists, who know how difficult it is, under the best of conditions, to bring out journal shall satisfactory ...
... News Ratepayers and the Rates Moral Rearmament: Replies our Political Correspondent Radio Programmes Women’s Page Wiper’s Times World of Sport 10 Stock Exchange 11 14 ...
... 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 ...
... 10.15 SONGCS FOR THE TIMES Jn the Trenches (1914- 18) : Soldiers’ songs of the Western Front, and quotations from “The Wipers Times,” letters and diaries of serving soldiers ‘ 10.50 NEWS EXTRA ...
... FUN FROM THE TRENCHES. The Wipers Times ”: A facsimile Reprint oi the Trench Magaiinesthe “Wipers Thnes, the “Hew Church Times, the “ Kemmel Times, the Somme Times, the Times. (London: Herbert Jenkins.) ...
... soldiers at war are sharply reflected in this complete fucsimile of the famous World War | newspaper, produced under fire, THE WIPERS TIMES and all its subscquent titles. The foreword by Henry Williamson and the introduction notes and glossary by Patrick Beaver ...
... 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 ...
... 0m, VHF 92-95 MHz 5.0 PM. 5.50 Shipping. 5.55 Weather. 6.0 News. 6.30 Flying the Flag. 7.0 News. 7.5 The Archers. 7.20 Wipers Times. 8.0 Medicine Now. 8.30 The Tuesday Feature. 9.15 In Touch. 9.45 Kaleidoscope. 10.15 A Book at Bedtime. 10.30 The World ...
... Ifttfl. and Anril 10th, 1017. These of ns “stav-al-' homes” who are pessimists in onr n the should take lesson from “The Wipers Times” and its successors. imagine the high spirits—though the editor modest, Chat the bilarit*- of the little journals was due ...
... 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 ...