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... EFFICIENT LAND WOMEN In an efficiency test of twenty-one members of the Lanii Army held til Shrewsbury there were thirteen entries for milking, three for ploughing, five for harrowing, ami nine for grooming and gearing. The highest point efficiency was ...
... A I) BAD WOMAN LUCKY. The Clxrk said had received long letter from the sons of riie woman about whose burial there had been dispute. Mr. Tacox said the poor woman was lucky for as anyone could be lucky after they were dead in having such nice resting ...
... A NEW LAND TRANSFER BILL. Punch offers for the consideration of the House of Lords the following draft a bill to facilitate the transfer of land Bin for putting all the Real Property the country on a safe basis, so that buying and seUing may be easy. ...
... WOMEN’S NATIONAL SERVICE. LAND ABUT - TIMBER FELLING - AEROPLANE WORK —USE OF HAGS TO THE NATION. Women ue now beinf roorntted to roplmoe men on the land. Tbunaanda are ■—dad, and they will be doing men's walk they moat be good eonatltotion and ▼igorona ...
... THE GENUINE NEW WOMAN. latest enlistment under the ** New Women’s banner is Mrs E. M. Kerslake, of 22, Union-street, Wells, Somerset. She lucidly amperes the new with the old and what it means, and it throws new light on the •object. If this is what ...
... woman never fears: A village of Nemedi, Uangary, consisting of 230 bousss, has bean totally destroyod by Are. First Wretch: How*s wife, old manf '* Second wretch: Splendid: Bad cold; can’t apeak above whisper. outlay of XlO on each of F. Archer’s mounta ...
... sans reprache. A WOMAN’S TRIBUTE. ( Lady Snffield said Lord Ailwyn was always most excellent friend to the women of Norfolk. She had in mind two organisations which owed everything to his guidance and advice; one was the Women’s Land Army which was started ...
... ARMY OF WORKLESS. NOT ENOUGH CLERGY. MTORIAL DEFAULTERS MAGISTRATE KILLED Unemployment Figures F«r Prtbtaa Of Fmt Chardm Nmt Barabaw Brsen. Ntrwkk Mta FimJ For Not Attoabac Comp. Stery Of Deatk Of Mr. Samtel WanwrigbL STREET - DANGERS. Norfolk Aad Norwich ...
... remarkable woman, died at Avondale in 1898, really from the effects of burns received while reading in bed, though tlie affair was hushed up at the time. In 1911 another sister, Miss Anna Parnell, who played a prominent part in the Ladies' Land League, was ...
... possibility of recmdeseeitee of this gigantic conflict. Threats of arming every man. woman anti child in Germany must met putting limitation* her future armaments land, sea and in the air. History affords no precedent such terms being imposed vanquished ...
... Thiergarten with revolver wound in his head. In another case young man in the army who had been refused permission to marry committed suicide by swallowing a quantity of prussic acid. A army doctor named Marcus, shot himself just before his trial on a charge of ...
... remain true the discipline of the Army of Christ; in this fact lies the only hope for the true welfare the people of England In the years come. “ Let every professing Christian, man and woman, old and young. this land of ours, come out into the open as ...