... chunks of choco late, two of which were solemnly set aside for the dogs. Q (the writer's sister) says that she stayed with a woman in Edinburgh who bought a pound of pork sausages every week for her two pet dogs. And The Sunday Times reports that in Belgium ...

... most of us should think that we know, better than anybody else, what is good for our own land. The fact remains that some land is under-fertilised and that other land is over- fertilised. It is the job of County Agricultural Organisers to test soil, free ...

... as an Assistant Land Commissioner. After serving with the Border Regiment during the war, he was released from Army service to become Land Com missioner for Cumberland, Westmorland and Durham, and in 1947 was appointed Pro vincial Land Commissioner for ...

... flight from England to Japan, and yet another by being the first woman to land in China by air. A pretty little American girl, Miss Harriet Quimby, history relates, was the first woman to get her aviator's certificate, and Mrs. Maurice Hewlett was the ...

... LAND, AIR, AND WATER. By H. MASSAC BU1ST. 1912 IN RETROSPECT. THE rounding of the year provides the fitting occasion for passing its motoring activities in brief review. They have been many and various, and have seen the movement develop to an extent ...

... credit able records for women i n transcontinental flights from Los Angeles to New York. New Landing Grounds for Civil Flying. Sir Alan Cobham states that 107 landing grounds, to help fill in the gaps between recog nised aerodromes, have been located by National ...

... LAND, AIR, AND WATER. By H. MASSAC BU1ST. 1916 MODELS IN PROSPECT WITH our motor factories at home being commandeered, one after another, for the production of war necessaries, it strikes as somewhat extraordinary that America should be concerning itself ...

... lines. From the beginning we are conscious of the province as a no man's land of conflicting loyal ties. The sympathies ot the people are French. German officialdom and the German army impose upon them with clock work efficiency, but they keep their own ...

... is a woman's qnly weapon and that a woman's aim and object is the human race. Upon which, having already declined Honey, the poet, she proceeds to accept Hodges, the Presi dent of the Haters' Club, and presumably, in duo course, achieves a woman's aim ...

... MOTORING.-- LAND, AIR AND WATER. H. Massac Buist. twit. worst form nr .inv rtdtnt. AT this time, when the War Office has taken over a great number of touring forms of light cars and motor-cycles, many are readily detected by their very brand-new appearance ...

... Committee. Instead of the usual system of training girls for the Land Army on waste ground, East Sussex is assuring that, for every minute of their training, these girls are actu ally doing useful land work. They are arriving at the Marsh as raw recruits, and ...

... Members of Parliament arriving at Swaffham Prior 11 vase, a Committee Hostel which accommodates 65 members of the Women's Land Army ivorking on the Fens The Duke of Norfolk is welcomed by Alderman W. C. Jackson, J. P., Chairman of the Cambridgeshire War ...