Letters From Soldier Boys Front Line Life 1914
Frank writes from the Marne front describing long marches, supply runs, and battlefield scenes. He notes food purchases, local French civilians, diverse troops, air and artillery attacks, and a shift to ambulance duties as a supply sergeant. He signs off in June 1914 with family greetings and daily routines.
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Wate
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Germany
Critics and Citizens Confront War Struggles At Home And Abroad
A column surveys wartime debates on conservation and fuel limits, sugar rations for France and Italy, and public reactions to profiteering and conspiracy in Mexico. It laments antiwar sentiment and praises soldiers while urging action against German influence and treachery overseas.
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