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... overlooked the fact that the more business training a woman had, the more educated, the more developed she was, the more capable she became. It was capability coupled with affection that man wanted in the woman of his choice. that as it the fact remained that ...
... undertake farm work with ease. “There nothing the land,” they say, that a woman cannot do, provided she has modern machinery, steam and electrical.” Others contend that there is use trying farm work unless woman has been accustomed to rough” it all her' life ...
... OF LAND GIRLS Leaving for the honeymoon, which will be spent journeying to their home in Orkney. Mrs Paterson wore a light blue coat over a mayflower lilac dress, with navy accessories to tone. Asked his opinion regarding the employment of land girls ...
... So-and-eo. The explanation, says the ” Daily Chronicle,” cannot lie entirely the {act that married men form the bulk of the army and write freely and readily to their spouses, as the same is obserred in battalions composed of of 19 years and less. Evidently ...
... footballer. In 1923-24 was army heavy-weight champion of the North of Scotland. For time he was an instructor at Keith and Buckie, and while there played in the local football teams. Captain Nicol married an Aberdeen woman, and while in Aberdeen they ...
... has already advised farmers of fire danger to ricks. TVHE smart capture of the two -I German spies who landed on the Banffshire coast and the landing of another by parachute in the Home Counties reinforce the representations being made to Mr Herbert Morrison ...
... many years to employ a woman pianist the smaller theatres which cannot afford a full-sized orchestra, but that provides analogy with the present experiment. 1 know of more than one high-class theatre in the London suburbs where a woman is employed to heat ...
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... German balloon which landed in field on his farm. (‘‘Weekly Journal” Copyright.) German Balloon Lands in Buchan A GERMAN balloon which landed near Cruden Bay has reached British Balloon Headquarters for expert examination. The balloon landed in a field on the ...
... oloniont. Fasts were held in the-Highlands, at which the clergy were ordained to pray that thj Lord would mercifully load out our army, enable everyone therein to keep himself from every wicked thing, coyer their, head-in the day of battle, teach their ‘hands ...
... casualties. y GAZETTED ermen^one d Army ts are gazetted:— r. OCLVII ARMY . Guards ». pV'c-i'-baid Tennant (94031), $ (T.A.), to be 2nd 32523 ?:; ers ~ - A M L. ;l and Suthern: hic'S be 2nd 19^h July, trt. ■m. 118 seniority. army «aueWe« w n.lst so employed. ...
... in a law office in Inverness after leaving school, and joined the army before he was eighteen. Although in the. Artillery, he volunteered for special flying duties. His father is on army service in England. The Cradle of Prussianism It is wrong to think ...