One Hundred Years Ago

And so it was all over.  Not altogether - news of men who had been killed in the last hours of fighting continued to arrive for some time lo...

From the Sheffield Weekly Telegraph, November 9th 1918. WAR NEEDLEWORK. By VIOLET M. METHLEY. EVEN now there are plenty of women ...

From The Times, November 6th 1918.  THE MEN'S GAMES. TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. Sir,—Can you find room for a line, less irrele...

From the Halifax Courier, November 2nd, 1918. INFLUENZA. Grave concern is being aroused throughout the country— and, indeed, in India,...

From Illustrated London News, November 2nd 1918. LADIES' NEWS. A quest we are all on these days is for woollies—chiefly those to se...

From the Sheffield Independent, 28th October 1918. WEIGH YOUR COAL RATIONS. How Lady Leitrim Practises Economy. One of the sim...

From the Brecon & Radnor Express, 17th October, 1918. PENOYRE RED CROSS HOSPITAL. Sir,—Our first convoy of 30 patients since the re-...