Bride of Battle Chapter XIII Continued
In the trench chaos after Kellerman’s clash, Mark defuses blame and shelters with Eleanor as Howard urges truth. Kellerman’s actions and the unit’s cohesion strain to memory. Mark wrestles with duty, fear, and a deeper pledge as Eleanor presses for answers and support.
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Mark
Ballerman
Kelerwuo
Kellerman
Pat
Butler
Streteller
Bere Atteyltif
Kellermin
Battle ends with American counterattack and rescue
Mark and Eleanor endure shelling as the village holds. A German assault breaks, but American troops surge from behind walls, driving the enemy back while Mark carries the injured Colonel to safety and prepares for the next phase of the battle.
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Mark
Amerique Ines
Foren
Helds
Eleanor
Heth
Brresntuton
Tea
Porough
Gil
Naicer
Emblems and Salt From Sea Water in Myth and Industry
The piece links the eagle as sun emblem in myth from India to Odin and Zeus, then traces the eagle as herald and symbol of power in Rome to medieval heraldry. It then shifts to salt from sea water, describing ancient and modern evaporation methods, ideal locales like Cadiz and the process of purification and packaging. It closes with wallpaper care and maintenance tips for longevity.
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India
Garuda
Vii
Odin
Hraswalgr
Zeus
Ptolemy Botor
Tarquinus
Popular Science Monthly
Bay of
Cadis
Spain
Duckboard Game and Its Wartime Context
A recollection explains duckboard as a primitive wooden slat path for wet ground, used to keep feet dry. The author notes its rough design, the muddy trenches, and adds a humorous aside about Chaplin, citing William Stevens McSurt in Collier's Weekly.
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Rocky Mountain Goote
Washboart
Corduroy Road
Charley Chaplin
Tua
William Stevens McSurt
Collier's Weekly
Prayerful Boy Forgets Amen In Bedtime Scene
A three year old boy named Bill knelt by his bed to say a bedtime prayer. He repeats the prayer correctly until the moment of “amen” when he forgets and calls to his mother asking, “Now, how for your any good-by.”
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Fenk
Bensquervers Lane
Ene
Gratvaan
Dave Sand
Kellerman
U. S
Wontel
Barain
Mark
Besnor
Mart
Howard
Calon Howard
Santiago
Capwin
Bill
Ruskin
Old Fashioned Family Meals Inspire Wheatless Cooking
A collection of historic recipes and home dining tips covers cereals for breakfast, savory fricassee ideas, and creative substitutes to wheatless days. It details rice souffle, cornmeal waffles, fruit pastries, and how to pack nutritious school lunches with practical fillings and menus.
Stain Removal Tip and Insect-Repel Ink Mention
A quirky excerpt describes a stain removing mix with sal ammoniac tartar salt and soft water to lift wine fruit and mildew stains and then wash. It also notes Ruskin and a Carthage Free Press joke about donkeys and ends with a mention of the versatile Indian cashew tree yielding gum ink and three oils for tanning wood and fishing nets.
Theyre So Common Daily Thought Quotation
A quirky, clipped quotation passage reflecting on heroism and public perception. It cites a soldier and Admiral Dewey, then moves to a playful missive about daily thoughts and neighbors, with typographical quirks suggesting a newspaper snippet or syndicated quote column.
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Admiral Dewey
Boston
Sunday School Lesson Excerpt on Exodus Teachings
The January 5 lesson outlines Exodus themes from bondage to deliverance, noting Israel’s rapid population growth, the new dynasty, and Pharaoh’s harsh measures. It highlights Moses birth and education, the faith of his parents, and the dual schooling Moses received from his mother and the Egyptian court, tying these to deliverance and divine faith.
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Israel
God
Pharaoh
Egypt
Joseph
Murphy
Jacob
Moses
Miriam
Lina Et
Scout Movement Praised by Tucker Tool Leader Medad Stone
Medad E Stone president of Tucker Tool and Machine Co New York urges boys to join scouts and praises the movement for shaping fine patriotic youths Do your duty to God and country he says and invites men to lead and help with hikes camps and campfires to spread the vision of scouting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medad E. Stone
Tucker Tool and Machine Company
New York City
French Boy Scouts and English Guides Span War Years
A letter from Geoffrey W. Talbot in France praises French scouts for rallying in Paris and aiding Red Cross messengers. English Girl Guides, led by Lady Baden-Powell, expand nationwide with 70 000 members, prioritizing building, handicraft, service, and health.
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Baden-Powell
Boy Scout Movement
Girl Guides of England
England
Girl Guides
Boy Scouts
Doings of the Scouts in War Time Efforts
Scouts across New York and Washington state engage in salvage drives collecting tinfoil lead and fruit pits for war use. Troops run drills, promote War Savings Stamps, and support communities through gardens road work and farm tasks. A Medford Long Island unit campaigns against jumping from trains and youths assist at Camp Upton and in Liberty Loan drives.
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Bronx
New York City
Boy Scouts
Auburn
Wash
J. E. Hachingson
Denver
William Kress
Cleveland
Kress
Medford
Long Island
New York
Camp Upton
Eid
Liberty
War Savings
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Bride of Battle
Victor Rousseau
Ana
Ty W. G
Rapman
Miark
Klenner
Horn
Red Cross
Wuffer
Mork
Intenev Pasatan
Abe
Colonal
Kel
Lecman
Bie
Hlim
Allence
Blenper
Tom
Taiker
Airik
Reilerman
Kiesner
Mark Wallace
Capt
Mirk
Tod
Orien
Breode
Puget Sound
Sing
Chinatown
British Medical Journal
Dr. Crane
America
Carthage Free Press
P. B. Fitzwater
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
St. Evremond
Keble
Geoffrey W. Talbot
France
Paris
American Red Cross
8. S. Baden-Posell
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