Crippled English Soldier Fears Hat Trimmed After War
A wounded English soldier objects to being assigned hat trimming work, arguing the so called heroes should not be confined to such tasks. He cites fellow soldiers and a British view that war changes roles, with wives in munition factories and veterans potentially moving into millinery or other military linked trades. The Toronto Globe notes men may seek postwar employment in civilian or military shops in Canadian towns.
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Ed ucation and athlete culture in schools
A vintage discourse on education urges balance between athletics and scholars, warning against hero worship while noting traditions shape campuses. The piece questions car culture, announces a bright comet sighting upcoming spring, and comments on political campaign rhetoric and hospital care.
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Canned dogfish sea muesels and jack rabbit sausage appear in the American bill of fare. Yet the piece highlights the lesser known sub Urieligns as a notable curiosities in the menu.
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