War optimism and rhetoric from Belgian front letters
Lieutenant M Hoge of the Sth Battalion writes from Belgium in September that Fritz has lost his punch and artillery would end the war in a week. He predicts the war may finish within twelve months with a major spring offensive and highlights Britain’s growing artillery and air power. He praises Allied resolve, the Somme hardships, and the unwavering spirit of the troops as they prepare to endure until victory.
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Dean's Backache Kidney Pills Endorsed by Satisfied Customer
An advertisement touts Dean's Backache Kidney Pills as effective for early warning signs of kidney disease. It includes testimonial from Mr W Lyon a chaffer merchant from Gairdnerstrest Northam who states two bottles relieved back pain cloudy urine and gravel like sediment and that his kidneys have remained healthy for eight years since.
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Raemaekers on British Troops in France Eyes Opened
The artist Louis Raemaekers praises British soldiers in North France after Bazentin le Petit Pozieres and Delville Wood. He notes their grit under shellfire while repairing German trenches and questions German praise of fortress take. He cites German POWs praising British officers and predicts neutral observers will see the truth.
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Pozieres
Delville Wood
Raemaekers
Holland
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