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... A WOMEN’S ARMY. How They are Enrolled for Land Work. Th« Women’* Land Army ha* been good deal in the public eye of late, because the Recruiting Campaign ha* made publicity necessary, but it ha* been steadily and quietly at work for some long time. The ...
... WOMEN’S LAND ARMY LADY DE LA WARR APPEALS FOR RECRUITS To the Editor of the “ Bexhill Observer.” Sir.—The Minister of Agriculture has made it abundantly clear that, before this war is won, large numbers of women will be requir-d for work on the land. Your ...
... jazzdancing. and petting parties. In the old days the farmer was not educated, he sweated, and the land paid. To-day, he is educated he does not sweat on the land, and it does not pay! venereal diseases at icrculosis run into between forty and fif* pounds ...
... The Woman in the Car, Richard Marsh. Whom God Hath Joined, ArhoW Bennett. The Carnival of Florence, Marjorie Bowen. Forlorn Adventures, Agnes and Egerfcon Castls. The Highway, Moberley. The Man of Iron, Richard Mixed Pack, Dorothea Oonjwrs. The Happy ...
... FEMALE LAND LABOUR The prejudice against female labour on the farms dies very hard In some parts of the oonntrr. An amusing instance this was brought to the attention of the Food Production Department, lately. One of the woman inspectors of the Board ...
... encountered this land lass at a college Kent, one many such colleges scattered all over the country where the splendid young women of England arc learning the preliminaries of work on the land. When would-be member of the Women’s Land Army has been passed ...
... A VOTE FOR EVERY MANAND WOMAN? The Committee of the Bexhill Branch of the National Union of Women’s Suffrage Societies wish to draw attention to the manifesto issued by the Executive Committee concerning the measure manhood suffrage promised by the Premier ...
... several of the largest landowners on the South owe their wealth to the rise of land socured their forefathers, but there now | comes opportunity for small investors to acquire land locality which cer-, tain rapidlj’ rise in popularity, and tha.' without the ...
... ee race TO LET ene aR “WANTED. ured ho. | ROO PLOTS of Frechold LAND. lve | Dover-terrace for eale at £7 each on easy Mr. Threadgoid, Irommonger, Tunbridge Wells. _ SITUATIONS good ; to rd., trade.—Apply A. » 8.98 about 14 or 15 5 _ for | Manager, “Observer” ...
... CUT ACROSS CAR’S PATH Woman driver fined £l5 ABOVE.—The Mayor and the Dc-lmty Mayor (Councillor Mrs. M. E. Ackland) with the President of the Bexhill-on-Sea Association of Bullding Trades Employers (Mr. W, H. Greed) and other officers and guests at their ...
... Borrows, and Mr. W. S. Jackson, local hon. secretory the Church Army. The Chairman said that Prebendary Car’d* and hie loyal and devoted followers were doing tremendous service throughout the land, not only spiritually but morally and racially, and he thought ...
... ervice at Winchelsea Church ¢, ucted byzl‘lszv qunhn BD uesday: 2.45 pm Woman's Fellow. ip, illustrated talk by My v, lorner on South Africa. Wedney. ay: 10.30 am, Women's Work offec Moming and Sale. 2.15 lother and Toddler club, ™ CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ...