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... Rufford. She also breeds Shorthorns and runs her own dairy farm, on which she mostly employs woman labour. During the war she was Chairman of the Woman's Land Army in Nottinghamshire. Oxton Hall, which belongs to her husband, is now let, and they live in ...
... lines. From the beginning we are conscious of the province as a no man's land of conflicting loyal ties. The sympathies ot the people are French. German officialdom and the German army impose upon them with clock work efficiency, but they keep their own ...
... motoring, LAND, AIR, AND WATER. ORIGINAL MOTOR-CAR PRODUCTION SCHEME By H. MASSAC BUIST. I HAVE had a most interesting experience during the last fortnight in fortlght going into the proposition of the produc tion oi the Angus-Sanderson car, because ...
... Pleasant Memories. MISS GERTRUDE BACON'S Memories of Land and Sky (Methuen, 7s. 6d.), marks her as a young veteran with several stories to tell the rising generation. Long before British law-makers absolved the driver of a motor-car from the necessity ...
... of trainers and jockeys. {Continued, overleaf.) A NOTED WOMAN RIDER ENGAGED: MISS IRIS RICKABY WHO IS TO MARRY KEITH PIGGOTT. The engagement is announced of Miss Iris Rickaby, the well-known woman rider, to Keith Piggott, the steeplechase jockey, and the ...
... Thrills. Spectators who went to the Ice Club to see the international ice hockey match between the Victorias of Montreal and Eng land were thrilled at the speed with which the players sped along, turned and shot the puck at the tiny goal. The excep tional speed ...
... sorts of presents that a woman can give to her husband The highly ornamental but perfectly useless present, the present that is usefui but not very ornamental, and the present that is both useful and ornamental. It's a wise woman who can combine both the ...
... see them walked round the paddock before the big race. A Proud Woman. Mrs. Macdonald Buchanan, the only daughter of Lord Woolaving- ton, the owner of Coronach, must have felt a very proud woman on Friday. After his Derby win it was she who, according to ...
... Looking like one of the rosy-cheeked girls that so often adorn the covers of our monthly magazines, Miss Helen Wills, the woman lawn tennis champion of America, is no doubt having a good time on the Riviera with her momma. Little Poker Face the Americans ...
... hardest kind of cinder, on which the ball had to be dropped, but there is always an unkind feeling that what woman has done, be it good or ill, woman may do again, and there is no international who has ever heard that story who does not breathe a sigh of ...
... England, and to introduce an army of shadow-characters or types, ranging from the Prime Minister and his Cabinet to the pro prietor of a coffee-stall and his customers. It is convenient also to invent the island of Koko- land, whose division into spheres ...
... brooke, wife of Captain Henry Sherbrooke, of Oxton Hall, in Nottinghamshire, who, during the war, was chairman of the Women's Land Army in that county. She breeds Shorthorns and runs her own dairy farm, on which she employs women labour. Farming, however, is ...