Zone d'identification
Cote
Titre
Date(s)
- 1920-03-01 (creation)
Niveau de description
Étendue matérielle et support
Photo (one) of " A selection of goods made by the Men of St. Dunstan's". (inside front cover)
Extract of a letter from member Captain Hutcheon about wearing bandages over the eyes. (p.2)
Report of the "Mardi Gras" Ball held in aid of St. Dunstan's on 17th February at Princes'. (p.3)
Extract of a letter from member, J.Nolan, a poultry-farmer and mat-maker in North Wales about the St. Dunstan's Savings Bank. (p.4)
Extract of a letter from member, K.C.Gatrell, about his work as a boot-repairer in Croydon. (p.4)
Extract of a letter from member, W. Pratt, working as a shorthand-typist at the British Aluminium Company in Queen Victoria Street, London. (p.4)
Extract of a letter from member, A.T.Coulson about his work as a poultry-farmer in Hornsea, Yorkshire. (pp. 4 - 5)
Extract of a letter from member, P.J.Lynch about his work as a poultry-farmer and mat-maker in Australia. (p.5)
News from the Workshops ...mats, boots, cane, wood ( P.4-5)
Article on an early motor cycle Aeroplane (P.7)
Departmental Notes...Braille, Pensions, Typing, (P.8)
St Dunstan's Discussion Club reports on Capt. Royd's account of the Antarctic, Industry, Training of the Mind, Secret tank development.(P9)
Church and Chapel Notes (P10)
Obituary of member, Major H. Hastings Brooke who was almost certainly the first officer blinded by a head wound at Ypres.(p.11)
Obituary of Leonard Cunningham, foreman carpenter at St. Dunstan's. (p.11)
Sports Club Notes, incl. the presentation by the King of the Cup at Stamford Bridge (P12-13)
Report of St. Dunstan's at the Ideal Home Exhibition at Olympia. (p.14)
Report entitled "My Early Days with "Tit-Bits" " by Sir Arthur Pearson. (p.15-17)
Report on "The Association of Women Workers of St. Dunstan's". (p.17)
Article on 'How the Blind travel.' by F.R. Marriott (P18-19)
Article 'Looking for Trouble' by Peter Stagg (P20-22)
Article about St. Dunstaners by T. Thompson from The Daily Dispatch (P22)
Article 'Jim the Australian' about a newly published novel. (P23-24)