War Tactics and Ruin From French Frontline Villages
Edward B. Clark documents a tour through devastated French villages near Hurlion Glennes Desolation surrounds the churches and cemeteries as shells and fires level huts. He notes mass destruction at Cour de Manges Glennes Vaubecourt and Mauruptie fond, with soldiers buried in fields and survivors rebuilding amid ruins.
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Phell
Sind
Dali
Naa
St. Martis
Frenog
Glevnes
Onte
Glennes
Thia
Hurion
Jesson
Boilleau
Jeakon
Graep
Gor
Calxeal
Marne
Assos
Tle Trout
Fratca
the Marne
Eliapla
Nature 18
Dalales
Duntatlons
Vioiste
Forget-Mennots
White Valley
Cour de Manges
Cour-ds-Manges
Cour-de- Manges
Cour-de- Marnes
Prigincourt
Mauruptie-bfontey
Veronica
Atre
God
Irain
Vaube’ Court
Ehetl
Gomes
Sondern
Regen Fe
Meath
Vaubscourt
Vaudecourt
Perrenot
Holdler
Vaubecourt
Treteh Republic
Aygonna Forest
Banka
Alsna
Mause
Orne
Tua
Fashionable summer sweater and sport coat ensembles described
A vivid description outlines high class summer attire featuring bright sweaters and sport coats paired with white dresses, hats, and footwear. It highlights color ensembles in cerise, gold, lacquer red, royal blue, greens, black and white combos, plus the Wormabo short coat with white silk braid, pockets, and convertible collar.
Lingerie Hat Designs Highlight Summer Millinery
The piece describes the lingerie hat crafted from fine sheer cotton embroidery lace or net. It notes the Ungerlebat style’s appeal to luxury buyers, details two hats with embroidered frames, ruffles, and ribbons, and emphasizes the sheer embroidery that gives blossoms a ghostly look.
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Thia
Tate
Wheater
Leather Trimming and Military Collars Highlighted
Fragmentary text notes leather trim and military collars with metal thread embroidery. Mentions rott and wed settings, but details are unclear and the passage appears damaged.
Cattle Testing Boosts Profit in Early U S Dairying
A late 19th century dairy article explains cow testing associations begun at Plymouth Michigan in 1905 and active in 20 states by 1914. It notes producers average over 10 000 pounds of milk and 450 pounds of fat, the value of records for profitability, and the role of testers from agricultural colleges conducting fat tests and feed records on farms.
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United States
Binttarfat
Éxnall
Premont
Mich
Ates
New York
Vermont
Europe
Agricultural College
Babcock
Hints on the Gare We Bows Ang Wandral Develops
Fragmentary OCR note discusses fattening corn and weight gain. Mentions Ang 819 and heal expusa. No clear event or person details readable for full card.
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