CHEVRONS SYN Sergeant Eadie's fit with the 7th Meid Artillery
A World War I scene follows Sergeant Eadie and his unit as they suffer losses and disarray. The group endures a cold night with vanished blankets, missing gear, and a damaged fourgon. The mess sergeant improvises rations from tins while Eddie grapples with a wound stripe and looming discipline. The battery faces transport failures, ammunition shortages, and a bleak march as stragglers seek billets.
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Eddie
Eadie
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France
PBS
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Listoman
Rai
Connor Wis
Tille
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Clae
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Lusk
Mable
Hadle
Fam
Connor
Greasy Snart
Losa Gould
No Man's Land
Messkita
Young
Saint Mintel
Tomorrow: A Warur bed receives inn of American woman
Inhabitants of Stakes pearn'y wie fawn express pleasure at the decline of an American woman sending ark to the olean mart Stratford on Ayven the old tavern dem purchased by Beth awO.
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Ark
The Drug Addiction Dilemma and Moral Regeneration
A reader laments narcotic addiction and argues cure differs from disease treatment. The author contends drugs poison internal forces, demand moral regeneration and custodial care, and warns against manipulation by addicts seeking more dope. A brief Q A on digestion follows.
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Sin
Efficient Household Recipes and Chinese Encyclopedia Note
Household tips by Laura A. Korkman feature breakfast and dessert ideas with a peanut brittle method and quick pickles. A Chinese encyclopedia item discusses an authorized but lengthy project, noting historical invention of encyclopedias and a 408 year-old example. includes Maine legislator William Bissett cribbage with pinhole cards.
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Embrares
Yang la
Peking
Savory Lentils and Pancake Batter From Old Family Recipe
A fragment from a home cookbook describes two cups of cold sweet milk, finely chopped corn, salt and pepper, plus baking powder and beaten egg whites for a pancake-like mixture. It also details Savory Lentils with lentils soaked overnight, simmered in water with butter and onions, then finished with butter and flour.
Mothers Their Children Let Books Be Seen
Our mother notes many housekeepers keep books and papers around the house or magazines on tables as signs of disorder. She urges mothers to let children use and interact with these sources of education to become familiar with them.
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Mabel
Mother
Judge a Girl by Her Mother Says Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix argues that a young man should judge potential wives by their mothers, since mothers shape character, habits, and values. She warns that a wife’s behavior mirrors her mother and urges careful evaluation of maternal influence before marriage.
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Mabel
Almona Miner
Dorothy DIX
Bark Used to Make Artificial Silk Stockings
A California experimenter announced the use of redwood bark to produce artificial silk fibers for stockings. The bark remains the only usable part of the tree after its fall, and this marks a new use beyond existing wood pulp based artificial silk production.
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