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... WOMAN'S DIARY She'll Star In TV Documentary a few weeks’ time twenty. year-old Kirkcaldy housewife and mother will be taking on the mle of TV star when she takes part in documentary film on the work of Children’s Departments . hich to Shown on millions ...
... to the Army, had the same feeling of grave anxiety. (Hear, hear.) The Government’s policy of , reducing the Forces was done in the name economy. They must adopt the policy 1 of economy end cut down their expenditure upon the Navy, upon th« Army, upon | ...
... WOMAN’S DIARY WOMEN’S AILMENTS Gel BLANCHARD'S PILLS Quick, •»fe. reliable (» officially die* panted to the Women'* dueing the War). 01 all Chemist, or direct— lang Toun Lass OpensY.WX.A. Christmas Fair WHEN the T.ff.C.A. annual Christmas Fair comes around ...
... THE LAND Questions of and national interest in relation to the land laws of our country are beginning to excite very general attention. These have too frequently been considered only firmer and landlord questions ; but from their l*oth immediately and ...
... what 1 consider far more to blame than either the Store or the large companies refened to, is the army of canvassers who have spread themselves o\er the land, working from house hrure. and supplying people with any- Iring from a needle an anchor on the ...
... lietwtvn the farmer and his Land lord. The nation has mi interest all that coiieems the land, and whatever depresses the energies alre.uly devoted to its cultivation, is matter of concern. By the existing condition of the Land Tenancy laws, each fanner ...
... life, not real wrong. Woman-like, she was only afraid hi* being imposed npon. ' For she knew what an arch-temptress woman can he. Yes, she knew all al ...
... THE SALVATION ARMY. Sir,—Would you kindly allow amall space of your valuable paper eaprest surprise at the Dy sart Town Council refusing to let the Nonnand Hall to the Salvation Army? The Provost seems refuse it because of the roushs the Army encourages ...
... December 2) we meet Sir Stafford as be really is. The rigours of austerity affect every man. woman and child u> Britain. Everyone should understand the man behind it. Land of glamour and squalid poverty, tropical beauty and human starvation—read what prominent ...
... German and Au-ntrian array not so terrible as are th** rarafleo of sin and drink in our beloved land. Let every man. woman, and child join th.- great big army of Christ. These are our marvhing orders for 1915. .Lot us all the roll vail.—l nm. etc., Grisclda ...
... RELEASING LAND FROM MILITARY Secretary of the War Office forwards the following:— In view of the necessity for increased food production, the Army Council hove again issued instruction* that in eases where it ;■« no longer necessary to retain land ...
... the German fleet at Heligoland. Along with this come the annoucements that big reinforcements are on the way to the British army in France, including Indian troops, and that our countrymen there have repulsed the legions of the enemy. At home the war dominates ...