Article about various treatments and numbers treated so far at Warneford Hospital

17/04/1915 to 17/04/1915

Article in support of Conciliation Bill printed in the 'Standard', Lady Willoughby de Broke, Activist

21/10/1911

Article on Food and How to Save It

16/03/1917 to 16/03/1917

Article on Food and How to Save It

23/03/1917 to 23/03/1917

Article on Food and How to Save It. Next part of series

11/05/1917 to 11/05/1917

Article on Food and How to Save It. Next part of series

27/04/1917 to 27/04/1917

Article on Food and How to Save It. parts 6 & 7, direction of food controller

13/04/1917 to 13/04/1917

Article on Fruit and Vegetable Drying

07/09/1917 to 07/09/1917

Article on Nuneaton TB Dispensary. Additional to Sanatorium treatment at Bramcote Hospital. Need for

21/07/1916 to 21/07/1916

Article on using boy labour on farms

20/03/1915 to 20/03/1915

Article on visit to Weddington Hospital inc photos

07/07/1916 to 07/07/1916

Article on War Service for Women

20/03/1915 to 20/03/1915

Article reporting on local situation of women working on the land

23/06/1916 to 23/06/1916

Article The Women's Bill referring to demonstrations in Parliament last Friday. Referred to Conciliat

25/11/1910

Article with ideas for meals substituting potatoes

29/06/1917 to 29/06/1917

Article-What is Women's Suffrage by Maude A. Biggs.

29/10/1910

Articles for Soldiers. More cardigans required.

16/10/1914 to 16/10/1914

Articles for Troops. Results of Working Party arranged by Mrs Fielden at Kineton House.

13/11/1914 to 13/11/1914

Articles made by girls for hospitals include pillows, bedside bags, sandbags, mittens, and locker clo

26/07/1915 to 26/07/1915

As Baltic ports are closed & there is a labour shortage in Bordeaux the usual sources for pit props a

04/09/1914 to 04/09/1914

As consequence of the war, only 1 edition of the newspaper will be produced each week

07/08/1914 to 07/08/1914

As I'm called up so service ( E J Fell), Miss James of Kenilworth will be in charge

08/06/1916 to 08/06/1916

As long as cold spell continues school will close at 3.35. not 3.45. Due to great difficulty in getti

08/02/1917 to 08/02/1917

As Mr Jobe is compelled to join the Army in a fortnight, the Director released him so as to visit fri

13/07/1917 to 13/07/1917

As supplies have not arrived Executive Officer of Food Control Committee to go to London for them

25/01/1918 to 25/01/1918