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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1927

Page

7

My Sons Sweethearts At the Front In World War I

The narrative follows Phillip Wynne Tracy and Rod as America enters World War I. Phil leaves for training, faces departure chaos, then reaches the front near the Marne. The men endure bombardment, observe shells, and form bonds with fellow soldiers and civilians amid sacrifice and danger.

America Phillip Wynne Tracy TV Natlee Rod Phil Tracy Marta Tennis Art Gladys Garrage The Xii New York France Nat- Jee Phi

Dolan and squad plot risky river crossing in ruined bridge scene

Lieutenant Dolan urges quick action as Rod Pat and Phil volunteer for a dangerous river crossing to locate the mass of ruin behind enemy lines. The trio faces a perilous ascent and a makeshift bridge of doors, while the sun sets bloodily over the hill.

Dolan Phil Rod Aten Leutenant Pait Pat Colin Tracy Arrose

Phillips Milk of Magnesia Ad Claim Medically Framed

Vintage print advert promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia for indigestion sour stomach and gas with claims of instant relief. It touts 25 cent bottles and mentions the Phillips company and medical endorsement by physicians over years. The ad emphasizes neutralizing acid and flushing waste from the bowels as benefits.

Philips Phillips Phillips Chemical Company Charles

In No Man's Land with His Lieutenant

A brief wartime teaser follows a lone soldier in No Man's Land with his officer. The text hints at peril and suspense, asking what fate awaits Emily Will Rod as the post endures strain and danger. Tomorrow promises further revelations.

No Man's Land Emiy Rod

Vine Consumption Grows in Berlin

BERLIN. To quench the thirst of Berliners 417 glasses of beer are required per capita in a year. As this, however, is only a statistical figure, apportioned among men, women, children and infants, the actual consumption by the adult individual is considerably greater. During 1926 the frothy liquid put away in Berlin.

Berlin

Fragments Describe Rising Wine Consumption in City Tax Records

The broken text notes a rise in wine consumption from 1924 to 1938, with figures in litres and litres drunk, equating to about one million bottles and several bottles per person. It references tax ports and city records, but many details are unclear due to OCR damage.

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