... some cases largely on women already hard at work in business and professional pursuits, who can only give a limited ROSALINDS OF RUSSELL SQUARE : WOMEN AMBULANCE DRIVERS AND ATTENDANTS. y .—[Photo, by C.N.] The adaptability of women to work hitherto accepted ...

... WOMEN AND THE WAR. WOMEN'S Sphere has enlarged so much since the war, and grows so rapidly every day, that it is not easy to keep pace with its development. We hear very little these days about women's unfitness for differing forms of work. It is true ...

... their women. It was satisfactory, therefore, to find M. WOMEN-WORKERS ON THE LAND: SHEEP-SHEARING AT THE SEALEHAYNE COLLEGE, NEWTON ABBOT. y p oe sheep each in mos [Photograph by Sport and General.] A new and useful field for the employment of women on the ...

... WOMEN AND THE WAR. ONE can get used to anything, and the entry of women into one new field of work after another has become such a commonplace by this time that the announcement that this or that trade or profession has at last opened its doors to admit ...

... later, for women are not only at work in all the occupations men¬ tioned above, but in a great many others as well, and the invasion by the petticoat of the com¬ mercial and business world is still going on. The f il gg crv for more women is almost as ...

... lately found new work for women. The military authorities are short of guards for their big forage camps. They invite women to come and fill the gap. The forage guards are to have a uniform of their own, and in this instance the Women's Volunteer Reserve (which ...

... and plucking, and milking strange cows embarrassed at the publicity WOMEN LAND-WORKERS IN DEVONSHIRE ENCAGED IN WOODLAND TREE-FELLINO! STACKING PIT-PROPS. Phototfiiph by S. and G. WOMEN LAND-WORKERS IN DEVONSHIRE ENGAGED IN WOODLAND TREE-FELLING: STACKING ...

... photograph of women working^oyally at the laborious duty of unloading a lorry, laden with trusses of hay and straw.— HOW ARMY SERVICE CORPS WOMEN WORK: NECESSARY PRECAUTIONS. [Official Photograph.] In this interesting photograph showing A.S.C. women at work ...

... trial, with the help of women alone. \Vhich just shows, doesn't it, that opportunity makes the worker as well as the thief ? The advance of women in the engineering profession reminds me that the Ministry of FARM WORK FOR WOMEN ! MANURING THE FIELDS. IT^' ...

... WOMEN AND THE WAR. WE have been told solemnly quite recently that women, at any rate town bred women, are not much good for farm work. That they cannot be bothered to learn the elements of land craft, find milking dull and the country monotonous, are ...

... WOMEN AND THE WAR. THE Prime Minister's complimentary remarks in his Victory Loan speech at the Guildhall about women's share in the war, and the fact that the recent Honours Lists included f f the names of not a few women, are reminders of the great ...

... not a few of our large towns have women police on their p regular staff. At the mo¬ ment there is a demand for educated women to act as constables, but they must be women of a rather special' type. Some day there will be a woman police service run ...