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D3772 - Strutt family of Belper - [1541]-1988
T38
10 - Assorted papers relating to the Great War, including order of service, memoranda on war loans, food campaign, Belgian refugees, special funds, recruitment, including a few photographs and magazines - 1914-1920
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Archive Reference / Library Class No.
D3772/T38/10/104
Title
Will You Help to Keep Our Jack Tars Fit?
Date
1916
Description
Poster urging people to send contributions to the Mayor and fruit and vegetables to C J Shackleton to help feed the British army
Extent
1 item
Level
Item
Repository
Derbyshire Record Office
Archive Creator
Strutt family of Belper
Term
First World War (1914-1918)
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Transcript or Index
Roll, up ye Vegetarians
Of Military age,
An give the Hun barbarians
A sample of your rage ;
Show that the CABBAGE and the PEAS,
The CARROT and the BEET,
Induce as much combativeness-
As Meat.
Roll, ye LENTIL lovers and
Ye BEAN devotees too,
And lend your Meatier mates a hand,
To see the matter through ;
Show that the TUNRIPS can sustain
And PARSNIPS yield resource,
And ONION eaters can maintain-
Their force.
Then when the fight is fought and won,
In your victorious hour,
You may be proud of what you've done
On CHIPS and CAULIFLOWER ;
You'll praise the luck that let you live
Through War's appalling scenes ;
So haste to gith the Huns, and give-
Them BEANS!!!
CONTRIBUTIONS may be sent to The Mayor (Albert Green, Esq.), Mayor's Parlour; and gifts of fruit and vegetables to C. J. Shackleton, Hon. Secretary, Town Hall, Derby
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