British Labor Corps a big factor in war behind front
London dispatch from February 26 outlines how the British Labor Corps forms a vast, diverse auxiliary force aiding all war zones. It details the corps’ tasks from digging to rail work, its administrative reach near the front, and the mix of nationalities including Indians Egyptians Africans and German prisoners. The piece notes the corps relieves fighting ranks and includes conscientious objectors in its ranks, with officers enforcing strict discipline and provision of food and housing in base areas.
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British Labor Corps
London
Lipor
Thor Corps
Xv Man's Land
Avilish Ladirers
Ivor
Eltiz
Regie Tir
Batwe
ACTA
Army Jahor
Pang
Army Service Corps
Spegent Confet
Wurth
Mme Khor
Éuralii
Mountin
Treulino
Bodhe
Re MM
Naveles
Il Piure Agayui
Ibn
Wimwers
Dingland
France
Uren
Anon
Islands
England
Scotland
Lalor
Great
Reta
Wayien
Willie
Wil
Heny Amg
Owly
Mike
Dysiell Corps
Plube
Orton
Ashe
Africa
Pinkur
Wultalione
Tne
Prusdan Gyurde
Diapepsin Promises Quick Relief for Indigestion
An advertorial warning about stomach upset caused by sour or fermented foods. It touts Diapepsin as a fast remedy to relieve gas, acidity, and undigested food, claiming relief within minutes and noting a large bottle costs about fifty cents at drug stores.
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Wien
Page
Specially Made Chair for You With Maple Frame
A dated catalog style blurb touts a chair built for comfort during busy days. It mentions hard maple frames and a sleek design, emphasizing durability and tailored fit for long hours of use. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text but imply a price around 5.00 in era currency. The item reads like a shop offering from a workday furniture line.
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Len
Atylas
Homemaker Appeal and Cretonne Buyers Ad
A homemaker focused appeal urges women to improve home life and lists cretonne selections from 25c to 8 a yard. Offers transparent Scotch effects velours and silks, promising proper work and backing it with local trust.
Free Speech Clash in Austrian Reichsrat Turns Chaotic
Austrian Reichsrat session erupts as German nationalist Wolf and Czech deputies hurl insults and interject. President attempts to restore order while shouting and interruptions escalate into random outbursts and threatened peaceful resolution.
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Reichsrath
Wounded Soldiers Tagged for Prompt Treatment
Washington February reports describe tagging wounded soldiers to indicate injury and facilitate rapid care. The American Red Cross has set up a communication bureau to supplement War Department notices, detailing wounds and status to families when possible.
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Anerlan Red Crows
Bureau of Communication
Statistical Division
War Department
Testifies For Benefit Of Suffering Humanity
A man asserts his wife’s relief from stomach troubles after Frattola and Trase treatment from Pinus Inporatories. He praises the product, claims proven benefits, and urges others to write for a booklet and order samples. The account includes a home address in Nashville for further inquiry.
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Hieving
Prulata
Trasa
Dontons
Dillehay
Marton St
Nash
Ville
Hig Techmany
Otheri
Manglabora Forbes
Dilletay
Vrattola
Pinus
le Nove
Pimua Laboratories
Montigel
Tilnois
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