Trench 27 Frontline Poker and Wounded Hero
In Trench 27 four privates play poker by a bombproof hut under nightly German shellfire. Lt Falconer writes to Georgy while Charlie Brown, an American reporter, bonds with the British garrison and witnesses a young officer wounded while directing shell fire. Charlie vows to return to London, torn by the war’s grim toll.
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Courvolsier
Streetman
Lion d'Or
Jeanne Christophe
Henry
London
Guy Falconer
Bla
Georgy
Guy
Alconer
Montague
Mr. Brown
Charlie Brown
Charie
Brown
Charlie
Brussels
England
France
Russia
Austria
Red Cross
Teuton
Trench
New York
Cap
Broadway
Meeting In the Trenches A Spy Captured
In Trench 27 Captain Montague spots Streetman in torn civilian clothes with a slinged arm after patrols. Streetman insists he hails from Bogilsh and denies being a spy as the unit processes the prisoner amid somber mood over Guy Falconer’s injury.
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Charile Brown
Montague
Guy
Atrow
Trench 27
Guy Falconer
Chariie Brown
Bogilshman
Spy Streetman Seeks Phone to Signal England
A wounded Belgian automobile dealer capitain and Streetman, claiming British army ties, urges a call to headquarters to warn of a German assault at Trench 27. Montague remains skeptical as the spy races to raise the alarm before a night attack. TO BE CONTINUED.
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Streetman
England
Lee
Walter Lee
Belgium
von Brenig
Karl
Trench 27
Montague
Gue
Ofeer
Sharp and Pointed Chairman Herbert 8
Chairman Herbert 8 Houston quotes the Associated Advertising Clubs' convention in Philadelphia calling advertising sharp and pointed. A tale of Judge Lord Morris on the Irish circuit shares a dinner interruption as a quick retort about hearing the story of the rint breaker o Bally-Skithereen.
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Herbert
Houston
Associated Advertising Clubs
Philadelphia
Lord Morris
Mammoth oil harvester tested on Australian wheat fields
Optimistic谈 difference of opinion to net difference of principle. A mammoth oil driven harvester that belonged tried on Australian wheat fields strips about 00 acres a day.
California Syrup of Figs Ad Claims Gentle Constipation Relief
A vintage advertisement promotes California Syrup of Figs as a safe gentle laxative for children and adults. It warns about cross, feverish, sick children from constipation and touts a 50 cent bottle with directions for all ages.
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California
Painter's Colic Quips About Art Purchase Mystery
A couple discusses a painting she bought an Impressionist landscape. He responds with a witty remark that the artist must have had painter's colic, following a careful examination of the work.
Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad
Old prescription claims Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root cures kidney and urinary complaints by neutralizing uric acid and supporting liver function. The ad urges readers to obtain a bottle from any druggist and even offers a sample by mailing to Binghamton, noting to mention the newspaper.
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Kilmer
Binghamton
A Student of Human Nature
A brief quip where a messenger reports spotting a man rushing the office and jokes that no real boss would risk being as fresh as the offender, illustrating quick wit about status and behavior.
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