How our troops' health is kept -- incinerators where all rubbish is burned
by National Library of Scotland

In front of the four incinerators, mounds of rubbish are piled high. A horse-drawn cart has pulled up alongside. One of the incinerators is smoking, and on the one furthest away, a man perches on the side to keep an eye on things. The rubbish is made up of an assortment of items including cans, wooden crates and barrels. The hats and jackets of the men working here are pegged up on one of the incinerators. Scenes such as this, along with the accompanying caption, were often used as positive pr . . .