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... WOMEN'S LAND ARMY. CONDITIONS OF ENLISTING FOR WORK ON FARMS. Women desiring to join the Women's Lind Army under the National Service nyvtem, after signing a form to be obtained at any post office, will be selected by the District Selection and Allocation ...
... THE SALVATION ARMY. On Monday morning Mrs. Booth addressed a meet. log of the members of the Salvation Army in St. James's Hall. and took occasion to reply to recent criticisms passed upon the movement. A holiness meeting was conducted by General Booth ...
... paid • tribute to the assist* ance which the Army had ever since received from the Coventry police, and in conclusion showed how remarkably the Army had grown and the wonderful work it was performing in all lands. ...
... a sphere In which they may display their powers. Sir lam very sceptical as to the great powers of woman's mind. I believe that the Creator, who made woman for a helpmeet and companion for man, not a rival, made her mind of weaker stuff. She haa a natural ...
... WOMEN AND THE LAND. TO SOLVE THE LABOUR DIFFICULTY, 1 , A meeting was held on Thursday evening, in the Corn Exchange, Coventry, to bring before the public the gay:diem of woman labour on the land. Mr. Vincent ff. S. Vickers, who has carried ont an interesting ...
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... a true woman of the home life of a •• . . . Paris _ a.. people so connected with her o , . land tells us of a A witticism of the day in recently defined a masked ball as a merciful institution for plain women. .----------- ---- - good woman, of a ...
... to carry to our shores the abundant harvests of other lands. Women have already served the Allies by their splendid work upon the farms, but the in France has asked for still more men front the land to come and help their brothers in the desperate Inittle ...
... DOING MEN'S WORK. WOMEN OF WARRING LANDS AT UNUSUAL TASKS. There is no stranger feature of this world-war than the readiness of women to step into the breach and undertake labour never before associated with their sex or physical capacity. Lord Rosebery ...
... 17, she said, and was married in September, 1919, to Joseph Culley, at Alinworth. near Birmingham, he being then in the Land Army. Eighteen months later she left him because of his people, with whom they had lived at The Green, Miuworth. On August j 28th ...
... that a woman washing clothes there bitten in the foot by one of them, •• W ANTED • • • • AENERTISEMENTS Kenilworth Parish Churchyard also witnessed some stirring soenes in later days, for in 1645 Are inserted in the KENILWORTH Cromwell's army entered ...
... James Heiden, of Arlington Boa.!, Camden Town.. In a statement to Detective Alexander Bell the woman said she left home at the age of 17, served in the Land Army, and as a doctor's chauffeur,. and at the age of 19 was married to Joseph Culley, of The Green ...