... THE LAND ARMY GIRLS Overcoming The Farmer's Prejudices QUIETLY, and without any beating of the big drum, young women who form the Warwickshire contingent of the Women's Land Army are filling in the gaps in the labour shortage on farms in the county ...

... THE LAND ARMY GIRLS Overcoming The Farmer’s Prejudices /\UIETLY, and without any beating of the big drum,” young women who form the Warwickshire contingent of the Women’s Land Army are filling in the gaps in the labour shortage on farms in the county ...

... farmers for that particular month. The Land Army are, however, very pleased to hear of girls they can call upon in time of need, and whenever possible, jobs will be allocated to them. Girls who join the Land Army must also be prepared to go to work in ...

... An Army Driver ? SHOULD you join the Army, you are not likely to see the world these days, but you can see what an enormous amount women can do to help keep a country secure. It is a military vocation and you could either be a driver, a cook, or bottle-washer ...

... have returned from the Army, and a large percentage of the employers desire to retain the Land Army mrmbers engaged by them. Although most farmers were agreed that for general farm work they would employ a man in preference to a woman, yet many held that ...

... WOMAN THIEF. At Nuneaton. on Thursday. Joliefta Fox. of Nuneaton was charred with stealing two piece.. 1,4 cloth belonging to Erne.t Wagstaff*. tailor, Nuneaton. The girl went into the prosecutor's shop and asked to leave a parcelfor a time. When she ...

... scribed is the The sketch shows part of studious nature, the Dutch woman, ac c ompanying. typical kitchen, and a figu generally speaking, is not the new article. wearing the national cost= woman ' in the sense of taking any very • to describe the wearii which ...

... considerable extent. Another reason was that land had been withheld from them by the land owners, and small holden had had hostility absent, ti ent try the lug, farmers. But the fee genuine reason was that the large land owner and the large farmer were antagonistic ...

... BUYING THE HOLY LAND. Since Mr. Talmage offered to buy the Crucifixion rock at Golgotha, outside Jerusalem, and have it transported to America, there has been no more revolutionary proposal than that made at of Jews Milwenkee. to take measures start a ...

... the Prince of Wales’ fund in Coventry. The defendant had a son in the Army, and she had been receiving from the fund, week week, sum, generally speaking, of ten shillings. The woman. always stated that she had no other .income but six shillings from daughter ...

... its ght consisted in land monopoly. The aristocracy boasted that they received the land reward of services performed for our country that they keep in return for benefits conferred. passed rapidly over the seizure of the Saxon land the Norman robber—the ...

... temporary labour available can hardly a local country woman going her selling round he said to he the class necessary to ensure the was heard lamenting that she bed bushels of proper tillage of the land. The lack of cottages damsons perishing in her garden ...