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Benson Signal

Location

Benson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1918

Page

14

The Trench Life and Last Leave in War Chapter X

A sergeant named Warren is granted seven days’ leave for Blighty but dies after firing at a fleeing enemy from a trench. The piece contrasts the daily routine of soldiers with sudden danger, and reflects on wartime routines, boredom, camaraderie, and thoughts of peace.

Over the Top No Man's Land Charge in Trench War Tale

A soldier recalls the four o clock attack on the German front lines during a trench assault. He describes the jam packed nervous wait, the barrage and barbed wire lanes, the brutal crossing of No Man's Land, hand to hand combat with a towering Prussian, and his own shoulder and head wounds before returning to duty six weeks later.

Gage No Man’s Land Pain Fritz Tommy Jonah

German Allies in American Fields

An article by Robert H. Moulton argues that pests like the cinch bug Hessian fly and army worm act as German allies harming U S crops. It urges coordinated state entomologists and public participation to protect corn, wheat, oats, and livestock through preventive plowing, barriers, rotations, and community campaigns.

Robert H. Moulton United States George III Europe National Department of Agriculture

Old Time Keeping by Night Watches in Ancient Europe

The text explains how ancient peoples tracked time at night by watching star appearances. A designated observer announced hours as stars rose in the eastern sky, aligning the night with two hour segments per star appearance. The practice persisted into later eras despite clocks.

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