Start of a Soldier’s Reckoning in the Sick Bay
A wartime reminiscence recounts a soldier’s exhaustion and near capture while retreating to a Sick Bay. He hides to avoid disgrace, overhears officers discussing his nonfatal casualty status, and narrowly escapes arrest during a night evacuation after a long sleep. He is then believed wounded by a comrade’s remark.
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al Cut
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Katrime News Urges Attend Katrime Hall Play Night
Mrs S Cooper announces Friday night at Katrime Hall where Gladstone players will present a play. Local visits include J John McLachlan of Peace River and Frank Taylor with family touring Carberry. Neighbors well wishes and hospital stays noted with Elsie Grove at Portage Hospital.
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Fragmentary wartime interview hints at promotion plea
An injured narrator recalls wandering in no mans land and being led to a dugout to interview a colonel. The officer notes the exposure and unexpectedly recommends promotion, which the narrator later receives.
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