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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1914

Page

5

Crown Prince Becomes a War Figure in Germany

A lengthy, fragmented account discusses Crown Prince Adolf of Germany, his military career, fervent belligerence, and the shift from restraint to active wartime leadership. It notes his birth in 1883, marriage to Princess Cecilie, and criticisms of his aggressive stance toward England and France, amid imperial dynamics and archival references.

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Trench Fighting Delivers Crude War Details from Europe

A London Daily Chronicle correspondent reports on brutal trench fighting near Roye and Foy, describing close-quarters battles, subterranean trodden trenches, and men clashing with picks and shovels as artillery roars. The piece notes cemeteries, rain shelters, and protective vaults amid German trenching on a cemetery height.

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Night at the Front Amid Howling Wind and War

Walton Williams reports from the Yser front detailing brutal cold wind and sleet as soldiers endure shrapnel and shellfire. Gunners dig pits, wrap in blankets and newsprint, while Red Cross workers race to aid the wounded and exhausted.

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A Christmas Hymn by Margaret Lanuter to Coltier

A fragmentary verse evokes a humble Christmas scene with a lamp in a stable and a guiding star. The poem contrasts gentle peace with absence of war like banners and armies, praising the holy child and the adoration of Mary.

Margaret Lanueter Coltier

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