Heroes of Battle Lines The Army Wire Repairmen
The piece praises signal corps workers who keep telephone and telegraph lines open on frontline fronts. It details their perilous work repairing breaks under shellfire, their role linking commanders with infantry and artillery, and examples from French and British fronts. It highlights dedication, danger, and ingenuity of line repair teams.
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New York Sun Magazine
George P. Scriven
Signal Corps
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London
Paris
Lloyd George
Amiens
Peking
Western Front
Pennsylvania
Western Plains
Rocky Mountains
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Ypres- Menin Road
Constantinople Bans Bicycle Traffic In Streets
Dialogue hints at the city’s strict rule against riding bicycles in streets. Mamma questions Tommie about his pale look after washing his face. The text notes bicycles remain barred from Constantinople or routes to it.
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Not for Education watt ba ot be mes wen peer tat be
Notable fragment reads quoted dialogue about education policy and social expectations. The text hints at a critique of motives behind schooling and the role of peers in shaping attitudes toward learning, set in a scholarly or civic context.
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Watt
Boston Transcript
It is unnecessary to explain why some men keep minds on small objects
A reflective line notes that focus on trivial details varies by individual. The remark hints at concentration traits and cognitive quirks without anchoring to a specific event or person.
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Good Politics Now and War Time Wisdom
A compact opinion mood piece argues politics shift with war aims and religion. It notes skepticism toward fixed beliefs and hints that everyday workers may gain respect as social conditions improve.
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