Active Service Socks
by Miles Franklin. Old Kajmackalan,a Kosciusko of these regions, which a year ago felt in one of the fiercest battles of the war, already has a crown of snow, some weeks old.
Miles Franklin, Nemari ništa (review)
I went to bed the first night filled with enthusiasm to speak Serb and learn more of such winning gentlemen.
Miles Franklin, Nemari ništa (It matters nothing)
These comments of a camp cook upon experiences gained as a voluntary member of the army of the British Red Cross are submitted unpretentiously for what they are worth as a document of the war.
Australian Women in WWI: Scottish Women’s Hospitals
by Debbie Robson. Scottish surgeon Elsie Inglis (1864-1917) put her hand up but was told: “My good lady, go home and sit still.”
Miles Franklin, Alice Henry (newspaper story)
The editors educated women to understand that the unorganised woman worker was always at the mercy of the unscrupulous employer.
