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Peak Hill Express

Location

Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia

Date

May 17, 1918

Page

3

Germany Stronger Than Ever Says War Interview

The interview with Mr. Gerard to the New York Sun argues that Germany remains formidable while German defeat is not imminent. It asserts the German people may reform only after crushing Allied forces and warns against underestimating German resolve and economy.

New York Sun Gerard Germany Sucersa Devi le Listory

Hullo Father Surprise Meeting on the Southampton Quay

An account notes a surprise quay greeting in Southampton during a London lecture by the Earl of Denbigh. He tells of a German officer prisoner boasting of killing Englishmen daily while a son serves in the German ranks.

Queen's Hall London Earl of Denbigh Southampton

Too Well Remembered. Uncle Left Me Out of Will

A humorous Punchline from a Longhorn quip about a nephew who asks if his late uncle remembered him in the will and the reply reveals he was omitted. The wry line plays on family expectations and inheritance.

Germany Orv United States Americans America Belalin Alough O Chernin England Zeppedio Amera Enghid Tig Ivy Front Forma Ss Ranaga Iit Longhorn

Improbable World War Echoes and Scattered Anecdotes

A garbled mix of editorial fragments cites Germany as well governed, laments American arts, and recalls English and French figures. It references Trotzky, Wells, Bolsheviks, and a London minister, with stray notes on taxation, brewery workers, and societal woes.

Traditional English Recipes and a Golf Caddie Anecdote

A scrambled recipe page lists puddings and festive dishes with steps and measurements, including plum pudding and a fruit pudding, plus a note on making brandy butter. Interleaved is a short golf scene where Gowfer salutes a quiet caddie who jokes about the player’s lack of practice.

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