Wonders of Roehampton Hospital for wounded soldiers
A Royal story visits Roehampton in London at the Queen Marys Convalescent Auxiliary Hospital. The article describes artificial limbs, workshops, job assistance, and cheerful wards where amputees learn to walk again while battles rage abroad. It notes a sense of hope as ex-service men adapt to new limbs and return to life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Marya
Roehampton
London
Tully
Boehampton House
Kenmoth Wilson
Gallipoli
British bankers tribute to the nav after two years of war
Leni Revelstoke of Baring Brothers, London head of the Erent merchant bank, told a United Press of America representative that after nearly two years of war the main achievement is the maintenance of trade. The interview highlights the bankers’ view of wartime economic resilience and ongoing trade efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leni Revelstoke
Baring Broters
London
United Press of America
Allied war effort and British finance cited by Lord Revelstoke
Lord Revelstoke notes Allied leaders share duties and that Britain finances the alliance. He cites advances of over 400 million pounds to the Allies and Dominions in the first year, stressing confidence in continued support and strong Anglo American banker friendship.
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London
Great Britain
Great
Uaina
America
England
Addaa Lord
Subenribern whaling tale in Geraldton Guardian
An ornate clipping from the Geraldton Guardian mentions whaling near Subenribern with references to Garnidion and a ship named Sigeronan. Details are fragmentary but indicate a maritime event or discussion connected to BOUSTAMMIED and GARDEEE, with local sea activity and possible shipping notes.
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Sigeronan
Poetical Note on Winter Longing and Peppermint Cure
Fragmentary verse expresses longing and distance with mentions of a partner, cold weather, and a playful line about a peppermint cure. The archaic phrasing and dialect hint at a sentimental or humorous lyric fragment from a household page.
Tyrone Troops Honor Heroic Night Raid in No Man’s Land
Tales from Tyrone Battalion of the Ulster Division recount a bold night operation behind enemy lines. Officers report 51 officers and 84 men engaged, with North Irish volunteers guiding a surprise assault through barbed wire and rifle fire. One sergeant in a daring stand tended a wounded private after the action, leaving no enemy soldier behind.
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Hood
Gwe Haure
Gostother
South Wales Borderers
Kroes
Tyrone
Donegal
Derry
Pances Price
Meuton
Moyat Lite
Ne Fusiliers
Ulster Division
Tmuskiung Fusilers
Goonel Ricardo
DSC
Dery
Jas En
Mty
No Man's Land
Bosche
Ninton
Asa
Ita
Wly
Baste
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Henry Wilis & Co
Geraldton
James Bell & € C
Elder Shenton , Co., Ltd
Stock Suleemen
Union Assurance Society, Ltd
B. Fuller & Co
Semmer Gonds
Union Harvesters
P. L. Mouritz
Seraiéton
Crooks , Brooker
Marte
Qeraldtor
Ronmonders
American
Mads
Metters Ltd
Perth
Aiden
Word TO
C. Stokes & Co., Saddle, Hine, and Eollar
T. Assan
H. J. Mills
Waichmaker
Green
Strand Cafe
Supper Booke
Metakes & Eeqatos
Coursia
Tetephons
Commonwealth Hotel
Marine Terrace
Michael Quain
Bandetonal
Qaorammrca
Renee LE
Daily Mail
Kitchener
Oeler
Lan Hay
Beith
Rumjars
Trench
Massey-Harris Reaper Threshers
Chas Hunter
Tevindewn
Bassey-Darris
ISLEY
Bogle Bros
Burns, Philp & Co., Limited
AD Produce
Shipping, Insurance, Customs and Forwarding Agents
Seri the Aun. Company Limited
McIlwealth, Meacharn and Co, Pty, Limited
Messageries Maritimes
P4&o Steam Navigation Company, Limited
Lloyds, Lordo
Jukensland Insurance Gu, Ltd
Mutual Provident Society
Life Insuram
The
Nvelope Sealers
Samalinn
Tad ‘Gardner
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