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... SEA • SICKNESS. A woman passenger on a Hamburg•Americsa liner which recently arrived at New York was driven mad on the voyage by sea-aiekness. She tore up all her money (which was in dollar and threw the fragments into the sea. WOMAN ATTACKED BY LEOPARDS ...
... 'armies. Sacrifice money rather than principle. lie is wise who never seta veithout reason, and never against it. Yew people are so selfish as to keep their opinions to themselves. Do not suffer life to stagnate ; it will grow muddy for want of motion ...
... above and embodied in the National Service cards for the Women's Land Army, the Board of Agriculture offers oertain further advantages to the volunteers. After proved good service as land workers, they will eligible far promotion, first ...
... least 1,000 soldiers a week from this source. very large proportion enlist as soon they land. In fact, the recruiting officer is the first friend they meet before they land. To the above we add a few other items of amusement and interest:— VERT LIKELY ! Mexico ...
... THE SALVATION ARMY. On Saturday ,nrf Bttt.dsj, Col. rnd Hay oonduotcd meeting* at the Hall in Walks. The Colonel is Chief Secretary the Salvation Army, and baa had great experience England having trrveiled and down the the late of 18.000 mile* He, therefor# ...
... H. Seelye, who, as Frank Thompson, fought in the ranks of the Federal Army through the Civil War. Frank Thompson became famous in the army during the war, and outside the army afterwards, hie book on the campaign reaching a circulation of four ...
... Ile mild the Burial Board did not strongl) recommend the purchase a the of land on the cast side, and that on the west Lo•sl Radnor refused to sell. It they teok the piece of land at Walton Farm, it would cost .C2,445k, in addition to ILO for laying it ...
... CASTE IN THE ARMY. The Madras dthea zaa gives the followingu the proportions which the different castes bear to each other in the three armies of Bengal, Madras, and Bombay : Bengal. Madras. Bombay. .. 1.118 I,6•'+'l 252 12,699 15,790 .. 1.020 Brahmins ...
... the depleted fishing fleet, the quantity of fish now being landed is much less than in normal times. Allocation committees from the trade have been set up at all ports where fish is normally landed and auctioned It will be the duty of the committees to obtain ...
... the ARMY. , .0 ,„ ,!. M.ii'T J'-'lm lieu- sun™. «*5 “5R„’ sir William Alosamlrt ...
... 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 ...
... WOMAN'S WORLD -BY JOAN Women's Land Army in West Sussex are organising a big recruiting drive at the beginalag_ tour neat month. A loudspeaker van with tour the South Coast, towns accompanied by a tractor driven by Land Girls and a farm wagon which will ...