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... the helpful woman and not the bird of prey, wi!l be bound by stronger ties to that woman and that home. The man who has looked upon woman as the mere tool for is enjoyment will re- flect when his cry of pain is answered by a soft- voiced woman, and a tender ...
... take over the area was to enable the Army to train to better effect than had hitherto been possible. Time pressed, and they could only give the occupiers of the land a few days' notice. One of the troubles which the Army had to put up with in the past was ...
... WOMAN'S OUTLOOK.! (By PORTIA.) THE MAYOR OF HULL'S MATERNITY SCHEME. THE HULL CRECHEIS.-WOi-l AND MUNITION WORKERS. ALLOTMENT GARDENS ANO SCHOOLS.—WOMEN AND ENGINEERING .—T O REPAIR WAR WASTAGE.—WOMEN FOR THE LAND.—THE NEW THEATRE HEAD DRESS. INVESTMENTS ...
... in Hull at 25 miles for a penny, and in Sheffield 2g. Anxious. —In the regular army (Royal Field Artillery) the cost of buying the discharge of a man who has been in the army over three months £18. In the Tea-ritorial branch of the sama force, pending special ...
... A WOMAN'S OUTLOOK. (By PORTIA.) NEW PRESIDENT OF THE N.U.W.W. HOUSE-TO-HOUSE t COLLECTION OF WASTE. WOMEN CONVOY THE WOUNDED AND COOK. SILVER THIMBLE COLLECTION. HAVE WOMEN EARNED THE VOTE 7 THE PROVISION OF MATERNITY NURSES. THE POSITION OF EXPECTANT ...
... he had come to the conclusion that the man had first cut tho throat of the woman, and had then made two attempts at suicide. Tho only money found on the man was and on the woman two half-pennies, whilst Dunn's watch was missing, and the Coroner said it ...
... with free board and washing. * * * The wages paid women timber cutters employed in the Forestry Section of the Women's Land Army are s£d per hour, and 6d for every hour worked over 51 per week. Whether payment is by piece or time rate minimum wage of ...
... inferior in strength the Turks, who had two army corps engaged. I The other army corps is being pursued among difficult country, and will lose its value as a fighting force. DESPERATE PLIGHT OF TURKS. Army Almost Completely Surrounded. RUSSIANS EMBARRASSED ...
... noticed what V says about the death of the frou-:r ...
... SITUATIONS WANTED, WANTED, by Army Life Pensioner, Light Employment ; characters good.—Address 856, Mail, HuilL WANTED, by strong, respectable Woman. Washing and Cleaning ; good refs.—Address Mail, ' Hull. BAK'F.Iv and Confectioner wants Change; good ...
... Invaders Landed Near His Home A FORMER English international footballer, nine years a coach in Holland, has escaped with his wife before the advancing German army and reached the home of his parents at Robert-street, Silksworth, Co. Durham. He is William ...
... A WOMAN'S OUTLOOK. (By PORTIA.) FOOD AND ITS CONTROLLERS. THE INNOCENTS ABROAD. PAUL PRY SNUFFED OUT. LIMITED SAVING OF SUGAR. PROBLEM OF SOLDIERS LEAVE. HORSEFLESH FOOD. BUTCHERS' TRYING TIME. THE RATION SCALE. HULL'S COMMUNAL KITCHENS. PICKLED HERRINGS ...