Wallace and Major confront Humant betrayal in camp
Lieutenant Wallace learns Hampton, a former officer who betrayed the war effort, fathered a child he intends to adopt. Major Howard contemplates a proposed guardianship, while Wallace urges forgiveness and a fresh start, amid a tense, danger-filled night at the Santings camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton
Nir
War Office
Wallace
Santago
Department
Lfe
Iva
Cuba
Major
Seventieth
Major Howard
Kellerman
Tessession
Wycot
Mark
Wallace Visits Eleanor at Young Tabless Boarding School
Years pass and Wallace now a captain in the army visits Eleanor at a young tabless boarding school. Eleanor, youthful, introduces Indy to her guardian jock, who offers a pleasant pileave of hat and oxt Installment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Eleanor
Indy
Jock
Insects as Food Across Cultures and Drinks
The article lists various insects valued as food in regions from Africa and Asia to the Americas. It notes caterpillars, silkworm pupae, ants, and beetles eaten roasted or in cakes, mentions wood ants in Maine, and references drinks made by infusing tiger beetles in alcohol.
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Africa
Burmah
Indiana
North
South America
Maine
Nile Valley
Turkey
Lombardy
Java
Peru
Central America
Ironical General Plumer Remembers Irish Command
A recalled General Plumer, famed for wit, recalls a prewar field day when a regiment muddled its drill. The colonel, attempting to praise his own conduct, asked if his maneuver was well done. Plumer replied politely, then asked what exactly he was trying to achieve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plumer
France
Italy
General Plumen
Carnon
California Syrup of Figs Advertises Child Relief
An old advertisement urges mothers to give California Syrup of Figs to sick or fussy children for gentle cleansing. It touts its fruit laxative taste, claims quick relief from feverish stomach complaints, and warns to beware of counterfeits, insisting on the genuine product made by the California Syrup Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
California FI Syrup Company
Adv
Unclear Probe Exam Question Prompts Self Study
A dialogue hints at a student or subject showing sharp intelligence and quick mental grasp. The remark notes the person completed a questionnaire alone, suggesting skill and independence in a testing scenario.
Beep clean laxative and shoe price stamping note
An OCR fragment mentions Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for bowel relief and shoe manufacturers stamping approved retail prices in Great Britain. It notes Cole's Carbon salve for burns and cuts, promising quick healing without scars, and a free sample offer from J W Cole Co of Rockford Illinois. It also briefly cites concerns about Chinese alcohol use and Washington planning to blacklist profiteers in food supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Cole
Alla
Fats
Tha J. W. Cole Co
Rockford, I
Anv
Pope's Diapepsia Instant Relief Ad Fragment
An OCR fragment advertises Pope's Diapepsia for indigestion gas and stomach distress. It touts quick, pleasant relief from dyspepsia and says tablets coat and settle the stomach with a simple buy at drug stores. European lumber and historical notes appear in stray lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hera
Haarlem Oil Capsules Back Pain Remedy Ad
An old advertisement urges readers to take Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules for back pain and urinary symptoms suggesting gravel or kidney infection. It claims quick relief within 24 hours, warns of serious disease if untreated, and promises refunds if not helped. The copy emphasizes authenticity by requesting the Gold Medal imported brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haarlem
Walla
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Bride OF Battle
Victor Rousseau
Chapman
Sybopale
Mark Wallace
Santings
Rome
Wrfe
Howard
Leutenant
Toade
Spain
Kat
Johnson
Gould
Ted
Matort
Santiago
Jungle
America
Hlléa Morsheim
Teh & Pontle
Washington
British’ Columbia
British Columbia
Cam
Ladysmith
Serbia
Uae
David Roberts
Sma
Paxton
Tides Company
W.N. U
Ghicagg
Weil
Whrong
Cnrry
Pelag Batono
Iene
PONTO
Hatonie Remedy Company
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