... w oman s Rigkt to W ork In the issue of Britannia of March 8//z, Afm Ethel Mannin declared z the course of an article on The Married Woman Worker that every married woman who works when it is not necessary to do so is keeping an un married woman or man out of a job and is in consequence guilty of antisocial conduct. In the following article Miss Mannin s point of view is contested. By Mrs. ...

... When the Waratahs visited this country a few seasons ago they ■were greatly impressed hy the hospitality accorded to them and a Report on their visit emphasises this. By John Orchard I AM indebted to Mr. Cecil Dixon, the well-known member of the Rugby Union Committee, for what is one of the few copies of the Waratahs' Report that has so far reached this country. To us, as hosts, the report ...

... By C. Pette iRiscorr At 79 years of age our contributor is amazingly fit and continues to instruct modern youth in the strenuous delights of golf. badminton and tennis. Try out his Golf Hints over Easter. MY teaching is very simple. I do not conduct you backwards from the drive to the putt, but I start with the latter and work up to the former. You will be surprised to find that with ...

... c Modern T rade s Tendencies How Regeneration of British Industry Must be Carried Out. MARSHAL FOCH, the first soldier of France, was the greatest general since Napoleon. The history now busy about his supreme achievements, coupling his name with others, will find at last the proper perspective, and in due time it will be recorded that, despite all other claims, Marshal Foch was the one man ...

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... Tw enty-four H OUTS D ays that have made History Continuing a Series, recalling Hour by H our the most E ventful Days of the last Half-century TD escribed by Gofdofl BdckleS 9{o. 3 The Jameson T{aid ONE o'clock on the morning of January 1st, 1896. A party of bearded Boer farmers from the Kruegers- dorp district has just heard, once again, that low warning murmur to the eastward. It is a ...

... sadly ill-advised to plunge into the Transvaal with no assurance that he will ever be met by the Johannesburg force. ONE p.m. Quite suddenly firing has begun on all sides of Jameson's troopers. Yet not a single Boer can yet be seen This is bad, says Jameson. We are fighting puffs of smoke. The Whitworth guns are brought quickly into action, with strict instruc tions to the gunners that ...

... Week-ends in the AVoods Charming Country Cottage in Sussex By P. A. Barron A TITLED woman recently said that nobody nowadays can afford to keep up a town house and a place in the country. Of course, she was quite wrong. There are to-day more townspeople who own country seats than there were at any previous period, but the difference between the present and former times is that the ideal of a ...

... Yhe Why and How of F oo d Prejudices tn Children By Len Chaloner How to make Children Eat what is good jor them and enjoy it IT is noticeable in practically every family of healthy normal children, as opposed to those who are delicate or have a disposition to be difficult about meals in general, that there are certain items in their diet which are heartily and persistently disliked. ...