Enduring Spirit of British Army From Belgium Letter
A Melbourne reader in Belgium September writes that the war will end within a year, with winter perhaps finishing it. He extols British artillery, ships, aeroplanes, and manpower, predicting a decisive spring offensive. The letter praises German defeat, laments critics at home, and lauds soldiers’ grim, cheerful resolve and comradeship amid Somme-like hardships.
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Frit
M. Hoge
Sth
Melbourne
Belgium
Hogg
Hun
Germany
R.F.C
England
Hans
Lloyd George
Fritz
Great Britain
Lavould
Somme
Feltz
Hoge
Tucker
Doan's Kidney Pills Saved Me From Severe Backache
An elderly man recalls a dangerous kidney disease and desertion of remedies until Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his pain. He notes early warnings from nature and credits the pills with keeping his kidneys healthy. The account emphasizes continued use as precaution.
Their Eyes Will Be Opened Propaganda On War News
Louis Raemaekers a journalist artist praises French and British troops in North of France. He notes soldiers returning from Bazentin le Petit Pozieres and Delville Wood covered in mud and blood but upright. He questions German conquests and credits British officers with skilled actions, urging neutrals to await the eye opening.
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Louis Raemaekers
France
Bazentinle-Pitt
Pozieres
Delville Wood
Raemaekers
Holland
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