Doyle finishes remarkable tale before war visit
The piece, completed by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle last May just before his American trip, was written as a final anxious wardog to England ahead of renewed conflict. The war arrived sooner than he had feared, shaping the narrative’s urgency.
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Captain Sirius Threatens Britain In Submarine War
A European power advances a submarine campaign against England, sinking ships near the Thames and provoking famine, while Britain buckles under food shortages and rising prices. The narrator recounts Britain’s collapse, social unrest, and the ominous view of dependence on a victorious enemy.
England's War Costs Warned Against Reliance on Luck
The premier and foreign secretary were under threat yet the government pursued the war with broad support. Critics failed to grasp Britain must grow its own supplies or tunnel in supplies to the island. Without this, vast military expenditure would be wasted against submarines and their operators. England has erred before but often escaped blame. this time luck won't save her.
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End of the War and Reflections on the Submarine Campaign
The narrator recalls the ten days after resuming command, recovering ships in French waters, a near disaster from a valve, and messages from Bristol and Delta. After peace, he reflects on English resentment toward attacking merchant vessels, asserts fierce wartime ethics, and quotes a Times leader noting losses and the lesson learned about blockade and food for Britain.
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Food and rail plans shape postwar national strategy
The article argues the nation must produce enough food domestically to avoid famine, despite high prices or quality dips. It champions two new Channel rail links, warns against reliance on tunnels, and supports merchant submarines for food transport as safeguards against future shortages. A concluding note announces a National Education Association prize for essays on religion in education with a June 1, 1915 deadline.
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Monroe Repair Shop Repairs Cast Iron Engines in Iowa
Monroe Repair Shop in Mon roe Iowa offers welding of cast iron any size or shape with cracked engine cylinders as a specialty. Phone 211.
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Welding services offered at Star Auto Co
Star Auto Co advertises welding capabilities for cast iron brass aluminum and all metals. Customers are invited to bring in broken parts for repair.
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