Americans Best With the Rifle in the European War
The article argues American rifle marksmanship dominates in trench warfare, citing hunter heritage and training. It contrasts American riflemen with German troops relying on mass fire and grenades, notes Springfield 1903 and 1917 rifles, and praises U S instruction, production, and individual targeting over general fire.
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Frill Epoch For Children's Wear
The piece argues fashion shifting away from uniform child dressing and notes how wartime influence seeps into juvenile style. It cites changes from restrictive garments to practical designs, with pink and blue muslin frocks, organdie gowns, and grown-up silhouettes adapted for girls, and observes lingering wartime motifs in two-tone coats and top hats.
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