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... %WO olunteers of the Wool is Land Ann) worked on the land thruughoist last the most et-tete on record. Tli-y halve their spurs. Apart !rum such tasks as milking and the care of livestock, pre-cminenUy suited to women, Land Army volunteers are also employed ...
... purpo-e the service of the race. AN ARMY v. NAVY ANALOGY. Lot him pnj the mattes in another way. Great Britain had an Army and Navy. at which she could be proud. But would the people ever think of allowing the Army and Navy to be supplied by poi vote ...
... LEATHER ,lAOKETS WORMS LAND ARMY wean CALL-UP OF FARM WORKERS County committees have hien furnished by the Minister of Agriculture with details cf campaign for 150414 - !. And most of them now hate an idea how much extra land they be txpected to crop ...
... DEMAND PON WOMEN ON THE LAND To meet the increased demand !or woman labour an appeal is to es made early in January tor a iimited number Ail volnutevra for the Vomen's Land Army. The aine thousand members now at woik have shown themselves capable ot ...
... WITHOUT PREJUDICE. WOMAN'S NEW ERA The Women's Army is gathering strength hourly. She of the gentler is invading every sphere in which man ever worked. If she had done anything of the kind before the war, the working classes would have tnrned not wholesale ...
... MAN WHO LANDED WITH A DOLLAR. One man who landed in Halifax, Nova Smarts, with only a dollsr in Ins pocket and the Army it guarantee of work, now the own', of a proslerous buttnees, inon placing motor car tt the di3pcsal tour.sts during their stay in ...
... CONSERVATIVE woman. Ilestkis awl Tu. The annual general meeting , tea of the Stockingford Wonitei's Conservative Association was held at 'the Stockingford Conservative Club on Tuesday night, and was attended by over 100 members. Lady Dugdale, of tie Women's ...
... Insvade Landes Tea in Windsor Hoene Park, a tour of the castle including the Seat* apartments and St. George's Chapel, a look at the Queen's dolls house and a steamer trip on the river, all these went to make up a grand day's outing for an army of 5,000 ...
... refused. She then said she would like to join the I Land Army. Mr. Teebay said that the National Service Officer said h.! was not • allowed to send her into an office er shop, and recruiting for the Land Army had ceased. Defendant then asked if she could apply ...
... England's Land—not t as the possession of the few, but as the Waage of the many, of all those who go to form, the English nation. We men are essentially land-animals, for we must live on land and out of land. Nations are only communities of ...
... those men, except that farmers are promised the assistance of the Women's Land Army. He admitted the patriotism and pluck of these young women in volunteering to work bn the land, but he was not sure that all of them realise what farm work means. When ...
... Aunt Mahel and Uncle Ernie and family; Aunt Eva and Undo n'alter; Aunt Rose; Uncle Bill; Phyllis and Elsie; Land Army hostels; Warwickshire Land Army; Doris and Sam; three tributes from [fists; Mts. Bradbury and family; Mrs. Povey and family; Uncle Harry ...