Americans Build Vast Base Ports in France to Sustain War
The London Times describes American engineers expanding France base ports, docks, rail yards, and hospital camps after 11 months of war. It notes rapid progress since January, the central role of intermediate zones, and plans for a 2 to 3 million man army with vast supply networks supporting Allied victory.
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Russia
Mourning Customs Narrowed as War Casualties Rise
President Wilson endorses the three inch black band with a gilt star for each fallen family member. A New York fashion column urges practical mourning, listing fabrics like crepe de chine and black chiffon and noting a shift away from heavy crepe toward subtler garb.
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Automobile table folds to two inches thick
A compact folding table designed for car use folds to two inches thick, described as convenient for travel. The item is shown with a cushion seat feature and is marketed for easy storage in an automobile interior.
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