Belgians Battle Behind Water Barriers On Western Front
King Albert's army holds a unique position in Belgium using inundated regions and river barriers to repel artillery only attacks. Belgian factories at home and in France sustain troops, with remounted cavalry drilling in France and significant artillery strength built from Belgian, Portuguese, French, and British contributions.
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le No Man's Water
Eer
Veer Camas
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Enegland
Lees
Germaiy
Bel- Vf
Helgiutint
Rusa
Daily Chats With the Housewife Buttered Sweetbread Recipe Follies
A fragmented kitchen guide describes sweetbreads in milk, egg yolk, and nutmeg mixtures, with butter, cream, malt, and pepper. It mentions molds, sugar, and a decorative butter pail trend, plus a partial butter recipe and decorative wooden butter tubs for winter storage.
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Rome
Gingerbread Soap Recipe From Fragmented OCR
An OCR read of a kitchen note outlines making a gingerbread mix with milk, flour, brown sugar, ginger, spices, soda, golden syrup, and beaten eggs. It instructs to crumble, blend dry ingredients, then stir with wet components, bake in muffin tins in a hot oven for about one and a half hours.
Unbreakable transparent glass pane praised for home use
A new window pane made from a thin celluloid sheet sandwiched between two glass plates is described as highly shatter resistant. It repels impacts like a wall, resisting heavy throws without breaking, offering full transparency and metallike strength.
Sewing and pastry instructions from an old manual
Clumsy sewing guidance describes mending a clove split thumb seam with a firm buttonhole to prevent tearing. It also instructs darning stockings with daring alk and then shifts to a puff paste shell filling using lemon juice rind cornstarch sugar butter hot water and a lemon zest custard as a meringue topping.
Built Secret Passage Trap Scheme Faces Wife Case
William F. Griffith, an Aline Central Railroad conductor, testified in Judge Koerner's court that he built a hidden passage in his Halliday Avenue home to trap his wife Bertha McElyn Griffith and entry via detectives. He claimed the pair entered May 24 to confront a married man entertaining Mrs Griffith, while she denies the charges and his divorce suit proceeds. the daughter testified for Griffith supporting the troubling plan and possible stepdaughter marriage motive.
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ST. Louis
William F. Griffith
Aline Central Railroad
Koerner
Bertha McElyn Griffith
Halliday Avenue
Griffith
Emee le
Mra Griffith
Lillian McElyn
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