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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1918
Page
8
A German veteran recalls a court martial execution of five civilians after a house alleged to fire on troops. He details looting, hunger, and punitive discipline amid the Belgian border march and the brutal Donchery battle beside the Meuse, ending with a bridge explosion and German deaths.
German pioneers construct pontoon bridges across the Meuse despite French fire. The upcoming installment promises a vivid, perilous description of the undertaking.
In an American Magazine piece a boss urges Wagner to shed sensitivity to advance. He warns that self doubt blocks progress, urges focus, and says losses and criticism must be laughed off to reach bigger roles.
An aviation note quotes Captain B O Hucks of the Royal Air Force describing the difficulty of keeping a compass steady in cloud and bumpy winds. He says a plane that can hold a stable vertical or horizontal line independent of centrifugal force is badly needed. The Bridge of Sighs is described as a plain structure linking the ducal palace to the public prison in Venice, tied to Byron and a traditional romantic image.
The piece notes Yale College alumni among officers in the new American army and recalls that Thomas Yale, founder of the great seat of American learning, lies buried at Wrexham in North Wales. A fragment from his grave was sent in the early 1890s to Professor Phelps in London to plant near the college building.
A garbled excerpt from the Detroit Free Press Opinion section hints at social contrast and mockery of wealth awareness, without clear names, dates, or context. The readable bits suggest humorous or critical commentary on wealth perception.
An advertisement touts Freezone as the painless remedy for hard and soft corns and calluses. It claims instant relief after applying a small amount and lifting the corn away with fingers. The product is presented as the Cincinnati genius’s discovery sold by druggists for a few cents.
A Richmond Times Dispatch item suggests hanging a Aunt Anastasia portrait and stacking pictures to hide defects in rooms. It advises backing furniture against damaged walls and using wall weights to fake comfort while masking radiator problems.
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