A Cobbler's Diary
SIR,—In a well-known town I recently conversed with the head of a boot-repairing establishment ; and I give the result of the conversation in the form of a diary. December,......
The Liberal Party
SIR,—Yes, your correspondent "B. T. W." is right in saying we Liberals strongly dislike to be called left wing Conservatives or right wing Socialists—for we are neither. I......
Country Life
MANY more people than ever before have realised the poet's truth that September is the "season of mellow fruitfulness," is perhaps the most satisfying month of the year. The......
The Women's Institutes
SIR,—Sir William Beach Thomas, in his admirable plea for the "local characters" of the village as a " self-sufficing " unit, remarks: "Even Mr. Massingham . . . will acknowledge......
Men Into Officers
SIR,—In his article "Men into Officers," Mr. J. L. Hodson (who, later on, suggests the formation of schools for leadership) writes, with apparent satisfaction, that out of forty......
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