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Harry and Maryska reveal their clandestine marriage to Maryska Lassett’s circle as Father Faber presses Harry to prove his worth. The trio plan Brighton and Paris ahead while Sir Jules Acton’s yacht Savannah returns to Southampton and Gabrielle confronts Eva Acton’s skepticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ry Lasewits
Maryska
Lampstead
New York
Harry
Souwhampton
Wos
Soupion
Hightom
Terrase
Henry
Ali
Muryaka
Brighton
Paris
Don Pober
Hlale
Mother Hinself
Maryske
Silvester
Melpomene
Jobo Haber
Silveater
Faber
Gabrielle
Maryxka
Sir Jules Acton
Haber
Fiir
Solent
Portamouth
Howey
Rooger Trevelle
Savannah
Sir Jules
Southamptor
Met
Europe
England
Kaber
Eden
Germany
Spain
Andrew Carnegie
Taft
Bryce
Washington
Federation
Jules
Eva
Winchester
Limited Woollen Tafetas Availability This Year
The article notes a small selection of woollen tafetas and silk bow accents available this season. It emphasizes the warmth of the fabrics and the restrained fashion offerings, with woollen tafetas remaining a dominant choice for outerwear.
Cordite discussed as modern explosive in public review
The Candid Quarterly Review outlines cordite as a British service propellant used from the Wesley revolver to the 11 inch naval gun. It traces its manufacture from cotton and nitroglycerin with mineral jelly, notes numerous international names, and signals secrecy around improvements and production methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intelligence Department
Cardite
Ordnance Committee
Sir Frederick
Real Dogs of War in Historical Battle Tactics
The article surveys dogs in warfare from medieval Europe to later conflicts. It cites Wallace and Brute escaping English hounds, Bruce using streams to elude pursuers, and hounds deployed to disrupt cavalry. It notes war dogs aiding campaigns, including references to Henry VIII offering 40 000 auxiliaries and 4000 dogs to King Charles V and bloodhounds guarding troops, with a late note on submarine warfare and a Philadelphia North American frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Beotland
Wallace
Brute
Bruce
Henry Witt
Charles V
Spain
Francie I
Narrow escapes amid shell fire and trench life anecdotes
A British artillery officer recalls near misses as a shell whined past a staff officer and another struck a hayloft minutes later. He describes drunken exhilaration, a chaotic dinner in the trenches, and a vivid memory of a close call during a reconnaissance. The narrative blends war realism with comic, grim details of daily siege life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tory
Carlton
Savoy
Mother Earth
Sanday
German Soldier Diary of Terrible Hardships in World War I
Fragmentary diary records a German soldier's experiences from December to January near Mulheim, Merristhal and Auchy. Entries describe trench life, constant shelling, cold, hunger, injuries to leaders, and mounting despair before the diarist is found dead.
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Aery
Mulheim
Culmedy
Mulhelrs
Merristhal
Hest
3Th
Mt Auchy
Wwe
Hele
Hth
Tamu
Ind
Januney
Auehy
Blue Devils Bravery Against German Attacks In Front Line
A Paris correspondent reports on Alpine troops nicknamed the Blue Devils holding trench lines near Mulbesch. German forces attacked at night. French chasseur units with mitrailleuses repulsed the assault. Reinforcements and continued artillery duels mark days in Alsace Vosges fronts as ambulances face danger from enemy lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulbech
Pruselana
Mitrailleuses
Paris
Erame
Alsace
Vosges
Twight
Plight of Constantinople and Rising Tensions Reported
Martin Bonvhoe reports from Cotvetanca stock Sea cum at Houmunias on March 1 about crowds threatening revolution. He describes food shortages in Constantinople, Allied fleet fears, Goeben and Breslau in the Bosphorus, and Turkish authorities taxing citizens as panic spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Bonvhoe
Cotvetanca
Houmunias
Kingdom
Virgimusnia
Webdee
Ergerureont Theatre Etitiedl
Curraktmny Omeretiante
Aliipepers
Turkey
Pilin
Ottorman
Foumenia
Hurcore
Europe
Rio
Guitte
Mineme
Stamthon
Pere Aleo
Pera
Prinkipo
Haidar Pasha
Rial
Dardanelles
Femidente Ln
Therspis
Black Ben
Seuterl
Bosphorus
Gosden
Gul Ismid
Golden Horn
Breslau
Ben of Marmora
The Stoker An Unmentioned Hero
A fragment from a Daily article depicts a lurid underworld view where the stoker, a hidden worker, endures choking night fumes underground. Death and fate loom as a lone figure faces the grimy machinery and the unseen dangers beneath the surface.
Wayside Crosses and Belgian Refugees in Wartime
An eyewitness piece by Alice d Od Claude Ascow describes wooden crosses along Belgian roads and the impact of WWI on civilians. Soldiers and refugees traverse ruined towns, with stories of shelling, burned interiors, and distraught families including a mother with a baby and two canaries in a birdcage.
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Alice
Claude Ascow
Deir Mall
Baleen
Prench
Batvenelda
Imarch
Wittage
Belgium
Mbt
Tie Own
Hoe
Mermy
Vutaide
Trute
Coltage
Atimala
War
Egypt
Bombardmont
Periscope Lone Survivor Among Trencher Tales
A British soldier recalls a near miss with a sniper bullet ripping through his periscope in Belgium. He describes a comrade shot through the brain during trench duty, his brother urging him to keep his head down, and the grim routine of life at the front as morale deteriorates and photography becomes fatal amid ongoing bombardments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
John Haber
Southampton
Belgium
Erin
Palla
England
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Witch
Ragwan
Hart
Miss Acton
Boudoir
Real Dogs OF War
Philndelphia
Plight OF
Constantinople
Poamopolitien
Wil Venture
Hosphorite
Stoker
H. F
Bouthern Hotel
Battlefield Pictures
SSS
Kangas City
Ime
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