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Daily Sketch: Recent submissions
Now showing items 21-40 of 144
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(Edward Hulton & Co. (London & Manchester), 1916-04-08)The armleteer's good-bye [photo's] -- Sixteen and sixty-both wounded [photo's] -- D.S.O. for airman who chased Kent raider -- Match makers' ultimatum -- The Hughes comedy -- The national interest -- Germans regain ground ...
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(Edward Hulton & Co. (London & Manchester), 1916-04-06)Zeppelin victims and the men who avenged them [photo's] -- Travel and match taxes may go -- Rich Russian woman's suicide unexplained -- The sinking of L 15 -- Pemberton billing's proposal -- On towards kut: British storm ...
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(Edward Hulton & Co. (London & Manchester), 1916-03-30)Snowed up in the great blizzard [photo's] -- The cabinet plan to save the married man's home -- Brilliant French success north-west of Verdun -- For home and foreign consumption -- Billing's brief -- Echoes of the town -- ...
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(Edward Hulton & Co. (London & Manchester), 1916-04-07)Shells cannot slay the soul of a nation [photo's] -- Recruiting system under review -- Liberal scheme of relief for the married men -- Price of milk to be raised -- New points in Mr. McKenna's money-raising duties -- Battle ...
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(Edward Hulton & Co. (London & Manchester), 1916-03-22)Royalty and society wait on our gallant wounded [photo's] -- Wounded heroes entertained at palace -- £1,000 damage for Mrs. Asquith -- Exploits of lieutenant Probert, D.C.M. -- German destroyers driven home in north sea ...
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(Edward Hulton & Co. (London & Manchester), 1916-03-20)"One bomb fell in the Canadian hospital" [photo's] -- How to stop the married men's agitation -- The royal defence corps -- King and queen's 'treat' to wounded heroes -- German raider brought down in sea by Naval airman ...
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(Edward Hulton & Co. (London & Manchester), 1916-03-14)Captured 16 Germans [photo's] -- Who is Teddie Slingsby after all? [photo's] -- "I shall not run away from my pledges" -- Athlete airman's brave fight with Fokkers -- Teddie Slingsby a changeling -- Huns' new "heads-I-wi ...
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(Edward Hulton & Co. (London & Manchester), 1916-03-16)The bomb-throwers at school [photo's] -- Lord Derby will remain at the war office -- More gallant deeds by men at the front -- Cap'n Bowles defies the weather -- Can Zeppelins reduce our naval supremacy? -- Royal prerogatives ...
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(Edward Hulton & Co. (London & Manchester), 1916-03-18)The King's tribute to fighting Irishmen [photo's] -- The husband's fight for fair play -- Hilda Trevelyan's view of Barrie's new Wendy -- Prince Henry-sportsman -- The king tribute to his Irish guards -- Collapse of the ...
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(Edward Hulton & Co. (London & Manchester), 1916-03-23)Queen Mary's sympathy for our wounded fighters [photo's] -- Single men to fight first -- Scheme to save married soldiers' homes -- Secret service mystery man in divorce suit -- Colonials at the palace -- Spike that Gun! ...
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(Edward Hulton & Co. (London & Manchester), 1915-06-25)People who are organising themselves [photo's] -- Judge suggests that Juryman should get into the fatal bath -- Birthday recruits for Kitchener -- French official exposure of false German reports -- Wives who share the ...
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(Edward Hulton & Co. (London & Manchester), 1915-06-29)British nurses, noble work for Serbians [photo's] -- National thrift and high prices -- Echoes of town and round about -- Organ was played while bride bathed -- Double-bodied monster German biplane -- Are you eligible for ...
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(Edward Hulton & Co. (London & Manchester), 1916-03-11)Verdun: first official photographs [photo's] -- The pledge will be -- First airman M.P. in by 1,031 -- Fashion notes for women -- No Churchill party -- New German attacks at Douaumont and vaux crushed -- Father's good-bye ...
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(Edward Hulton & Co. (London & Manchester), 1916-03-17)Tirpitz hauls down his black flag [photo's] -- Sober truth about the married man -- Another stormy day in the house of commons -- Is a woman too old at 40? -- Who should pay the soldier's rent? -- Big German attack on 'dead ...
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(Edward Hulton & Co. (London & Manchester), 1915-06-23)A nation sorrows with the V.C. airman's mother [photo] -- Man of many brides tried for his life -- 50, 000 people at funeral of Warneford, V.C. -- Have you got your present for Kitchener? -- "No Brass bands for me," says ...
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(Edward Hulton & Co. (London & Manchester), 1915-06-28)From the pulpit to the trench and the bench [photo's] -- How does the war go? -- Echoes of town and round about -- What can you do for your country? -- 70, 000 women want war work -- Nation's needs before private profits ...
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(Edward Hulton & Co. (London & Manchester), 1916-04-05)The wrecked Zeppelin L15 [photo] -- Mr.McKenna's budget proposals in nutshell form -- Germans driven back in disorder at Douaumont -- Those English vandals -- The new taxes -- Echoes of the town -- Other women's discoveries ...
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(Edward Hulton & Co. (London & Manchester), 1915-07-01)Wounded in 40 places, he lived to win the bronze cross -her V.C. son -- Back from 'certain death' with 40 wounds -- Employers making blood money -- Judge's new theory in brides case -- Deeds that are driving the Turks out ...
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(Edward Hulton & Co. (London & Manchester), 1915-06-30)Wounded heroes come home from Germany [photo's] -- National thrift and registration -- Echoes of town and round about -- "Save more and lend more" -- The V.C. for ten more heroes -- "I have done no murder" -- What can you ...
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(Edward Hulton & Co. (London & Manchester), 1915-06-26)Underground London at the front [photo's] -- Alice Burnham, the young black-pool bride -- "Stop-the-war" people must move -- Battle of invisible -- German troops from Russia for Western front -- A national register at last ...
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