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... the more modem branches of the art as exemplified in Dickens, Thackeray, Meredith, Hardy, Charles Reade and others. Dig for victory and make sure you plant the right things,” Is the advice given by Mr G. C. Johnson, East Sussex Horticultural Superintendent ...
... the number of small enginedriven pedal cycles the streets. Presumably because the low petrol con. sumpton. Digging For Victory digging for victory ’* business going ahead in Eastbourne. The latest pieces of land the town to be put under the plough are at ...
... HOW GARDENING WILL HELP TO WIN THE WAR Mr Anthony Hurd’s Stirring Call For Greater Food Production TOWNSPEOPLE URGED TO DIG FOR VICTORY A stirring call to Eastbourne people to contribute their full share to greater home food production 'was voiced by Mr ...
... singing in my bath (a resolution which Is broken regularly on the first day of spring). To have another attempt at this “digging for victory business (progress in the past two months has been disgracefully slow). And, finally, make no more New Year’s resolutions ...
... DIGGING FOR VICTORY WHAT EASTBOURNE IS DOING Eastbourne people who listened recently to Mr C. H. Middleton’s broadcast talk on the question of allotments in wartime and the importance of the “little man” increasing production on the land in however humble ...
... WANTS TO DIG FOR VICTORY Council Negotiating For Land In Lower Part Of Parish AT their meeting on Wednesday evening, the Willingdon Parish Council went a stage further in their endeavour to enable local inhabitants to Dig for Victory by providing ...
... VALLINGDON AND VICTORY-DIGGING PARISH COUNCIL WANT AUATMENTS WAR SAVUIGS MOVEMENT BEGUN not blaming any former Parisi Councils, but we never bought land for the purpose of allotments. on my Income Tax form it says, 'Grow more food—dig for victory P So said ...
... FOR TICTORT Roberts said in this war the home front was playing important part and the allotment holders were the The dig for victory campaign would depend on the allotment holders who were men of practical experience and who would have to help the new ...
... CORDIALLY INVITED COUNTY BOROUGH OF EASTBOURNE. DIG FOR VICTORY CAMPAIGN A PUBLIC MEETING will be held at ST ELISABETH'S CHURCH HALL, Victoria Drive, at 7.30 p.m. on THURSDAY, 15th FEBRUARY, 1910. Chairman: THE REV. H. WALLACE BIRD. Speakers: MR F. MANN ...
... too early closing of publichouses means that many men can Scarcely visit their local after daylight If they are to dig for victory on allotment and farm, it does not seem unreasonable to suggest that they may be allowed to refresh themselves together ...
... opens TO-MORROW DIG FOR VICTORY EXHIBIT BY:— GUPRESSUS NURSERIES POLEGATE PORTABLE GARDEN FRAMES AND CLOCHES CULTURE FERTILISATION SPRAYING AND PRUNING OP TREES. Etc, Etc. THURSDAY, FEB. FSth F. L. WHITE CROSSWAYS NURSERIES, WILLDfeBON \ ARE EXHEBfIINCi: ...
... garden show on Thursday, which was the opening day, and at the very end, occupying the raised platform, is the fine Dig for Victory exhibition by we Cupressus Nursery, Polegate. Musa. room culture is exploited here, besides invaluable matters of fe ...