Front Line Trench 27 Night of Quiet and Peril
In Trench 27 British soldiers play poker by a bombproof hut while German outposts lurk. Charlie Brown, an American correspondent, visits with Captain Montague as shells whistle overhead. Guy Falconer is wounded during a battery range exercise, and Charlie vows to return to London.
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Courvoisier
Btreatman
Lion d’Or
Jeanne Christophe
Lelter
Leutenant
Henry
London
Guy Falconer
Georgy
Guy
Talconer
Montague
Mr. Brown
Trench
Charlie Brown
Aoice
Charlie
Brown
Charie Brown
Chute
Amerian
Brussels
England
France
Russia
Austria
Chartie
Red Cross
Teuton
Trench 27
Atim
New York
Cap
Broadway
Chariie Brown
Streetman
Streatman
Meeting in the trenches tests a spy's tale
Captain Montague doubts Streetman's claim of a German plot to attack trench 27 at midnight. Streetman insists on contacting headquarters to warn Britain while a moonlit chase unfolds near the trenches and a suspicious figure crawls forward under fire.
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Trench 27
Montague
Streetwan
England
Pay Up Week to Boost Community Finances
A call to residents to start Pay-Up Week, urging prompt bill payments to improve personal credit and strengthen local business. It argues debt habits affect community standing and that even modest payments can help neighbors meet obligations and broaden loan access. Participating promises personal and communal financial benefit.
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Edward H. Harriman
Wizard of Finance
Pay-Up Week Promotes Civic Duty to Settle Debts
The article urges a Pay-Up Week to encourage citizens to settle all bills, pay cash or secure notes, and end floating obligations. It links personal finance to national service, urging merchants, farmers, and workers to uphold payments, boost state prosperity, and honor fellow citizens. President Wilson’s stance on national service frames the call to financial responsibility.
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Wilson
Clear the Slate and the Pride of Free Men
The phrase Clear the Slate represents fiscal freedom and self reliance. It reflects a habit of wiping accounts once cash is on hand and a mindset where citizens owe nothing to others. The piece links this ethic to national character and the potential global impact of a robust, unburdened citizenry.
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