... ABOUR AVAILABLE Farmers wanting woman labour should send Room 43, 3. application to Misa Margesson, New Street, Birmingham. Women belonging to the Land Army who have been trained as Miikers and Carters, and Field workers both trained and un- trained ate ...

... of the Warwickshire people Land Army comrades are recalled, along with the farming families who worked hard for little reward without essentials like running water, but still shared their homes with the yvoung Ulster woman. There was even a touch of ...

... for back pay for services rendered In the Western armies as a cavalryman. She says she enlisted in 1861, with her husband (John in the 13th Missouri cavalry, and fought for two years as a cavalryman armies. She fought under Grant. Sheridan, and Raeecranz ...

... their lives, and the great national appeal women was to save life joining in the three armies open to them—to join either as nurses, or baby-savers, or the army of land worker*. Women were never so much wanted they were to-day. The first thing it behoved ...

... member of the Salvation Army, Sunday. A woman living near the army barracks, called on behalf of the prisoners, stated that the army conducted itself in such a manner that she could not sleep at nights. The Stipendiary said the army required ...

... few of these bars have been awarded throng!■ out the Land Army in Great Britain. Two of the girls belong to Meriden. A aeries of land Army efficiency tests and examinations were arranged for Land Army members ...

... P vear it is obvious that the number land workers will have to considerably augmented. PuU-Ume skilled workers are already fully employed, but their efforts will not be equal to the situation and even larger army part-time Seasonal workers than was in ...

... accord: medical evidence was recorded. WORK OF THE SALVATION ARMY. HARD TIMES AND HAR WORK. The annual reports of the various phases of The Salvation Army’s activities at home and in other lands, contained in its Year Book for 1933, are coloured by the reflex ...

... Mother Courage and Her Children. Peasant woman Anna Fierling travels across the land with her grown up children, each by a different father, and their old wagon selling boots and shirts, food and drink to soldiers. If the war is going well then so is her business ...

... portion the Irish commun'ty had been alienated by the Church Act, and blow had been struck at the rights of property by the Land Act, and yet results had followed. The Irish were clamouring for Home-rule and murder in the sister island was not regarded ...

... sons in the Army from whom she wes receiving 16s, $d. a week, 10s, 6d. of which wa-> from the Go ornment. He told her on the occasion of his interview that he thought s } was getting quite enough from the Army The Mayor, in convicting the woman, sai’! that ...

... cent, eatro will charged. OFFICE. BEDFORD STREET. Phone: Leamington Spa 222. WANTED IMMEDIATELY I Woman Warden ta take charge of small Women’s Land Army Hostel at Kenilworth. Help given. Good salary. Full board and accommodation interesting and useful ...