Pianos and Beds In Trenches On Battle Front
Correspondent from Northern Front reports Bavarian colonel career of touring five kilometer trenches near the front. He notes comfort of home in trenches with shaving mirrors beds and flower pots while German lines are reinforced and connected by trenches. Front line shelters house officers with clocks carpets and bells for rapid summons as troops endure clay walls, sand or slate bases, and distant parallel German trenches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fpranch
Germany
France
Waleh
Derp
Solurvalaateng
Ciejs
Lmoe
Nolae
Tre Renik
Villa Astoria
Jewdirs
Trenches and fortifications observed on the front
An Associated Press correspondent describes trench system details including German and French positions, river and chateau defenses, observation posts, and underground comforts. He notes aerial and artillery activity, wire entanglements, and multiple exits to ensure soldiers can retreat if a tunnel is breached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton
Associated Press
Tyme
Prohibition Argument Seen As Radicalism At Convention
Boston speaker at the National Wholesale Liquor Dealers Association convention denounces prohibition as failure and social decay. He warns against temperance as tyranny and asserts prohibition would undermine religion, peace, and civilization. The foreign and domestic implications are debated by national liquor interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forspb Smith
Boston
Mle Navonal Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ Association of America
Investigating Killing of Ranger Burdette in Texas
A thorough probe into the killing of Ranger Robert Lee Burdette at Faben, Paso County, follows his death Monday night during an arrest attempt. Captain J M For reports Burdette was a member of his company and deeply affected by the news. The Texan border area is said to be troubled by Mexican gangs. rangers have intensified efforts against cattle theft and related depredations near the border and in Pie Bend County. Burdette will be buried in the local area with his mother and sister among the survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austen
Tex
de Rails
Robert Lee Burdette
Faben
Paso County
Governoomeni
Leans
J. M. For
Burdetts
Rangers
Bend
Sis
Golice _Murris
Kellogg's Toasted Corn Flakes Story Sparks Nostalgia
An odd brief promotes Kellogg's Toasted Corn Flakes with nostalgic pride, claiming the original recipe and delicate process remain cozy through the years. The copy hints at a family tradition and small improvements in flavor since inception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg’s
Raby
Women Would Enlist Berlin In June 9 New Inducement
A scrambled wartime dispatch reports German attempts to induce surrender by offering free beer for old paper bills and exchanging goods for Danish and Swedish co operation. It notes German export of gold to Scandinavia in exchange for provisions, and Denmark’s officials allegedly allowing contraband exports such as copper despite pretending to enforce controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Verinus Petalds
Scandinavia
Germany
Jose
Fea
Thalen Roverns
Breland
Denmark
Lenmark
Seantina
Misspelled Berlin report on women serving in army ranks
Fragmentary telegram from Berlin dated June 9 reports a British or Allied request about allowing women to serve in army ranks. The text is heavily garbled with misread words and lacks clear names, places, or outcomes.
Detect Submarines London Dune Invention by John Gardner
A new method to detect submarines was invented by John Gardner of Fleetwood. The device uses a movable optical stand with a telescope and observer to track submarine motion, enabling indirect observation from a fixed bridge platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dune
John Gardner
Fleetwond
Mr. Garden
Fragmentary ancients note on traders and profits
A garbled passage cites various merchants and craftspeople including foundries and dealers in gyxin and forage. It asserts profits and mentions government benefits, though the text is incomplete and hard to interpret.
Theaters under scrutiny by Lord Sandhmrst and chamber
The article notes Lord Sandhmrst and his Jeri chamber focusing on theater productions, alleging masa and text distortions in gags. It mentions a scandal about traveling companies luring performers with deceptions and questionable stunts linked to the lord’s office. It also briefly touches on wartime shell shipments and international trade rumors, with scattered names and places. The readable fragments present a chaotic mix of theater critique and broader wartime topics without clear, coherent events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Losdan
Sandhmrst
Gary Sanhuret
Chansberlsin
End of English Bharlin Finds New Language Shift
June 4 report notes Professor Neuiany presenting unusual news about language change. The article hints at a world exchange involving the United States and England, with references to press, travel, and cultural shifts. Names and exact events are obscured by OCR errors but indicate a broad discussion of linguistic evolution.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cnls
Taft
Helen
Foss M Carey Thomas
Pletire
Mae Helen Meet
Asa
Aryn Mawr College
M. Carey Thomas
Bryn Mawr
Wilson A. Tat
Continent
Paris
Lune
Newspayee
Ahan
Absoluce
Inluney Co
Travas
Markel
Crnsotehuy
Wna Hinde
Joseph Smith
Amy Mexican Desperadoes
Hurte de Tose Hie
Wat
WK Ellogg
Yesuiee Mae cl
Ane
Lindon
Ui Lown
Brixen
Milton
Fiumimar
Vorwaertz
Il Pay
couteAing & Zane
CORAL
Tara Chamberlin
Oterca
Milion
Rossin Kag
Arden
Lie Tailer States
Japan
Cynara Wave
Nina Witton
Hine Tea Ab
Ryan Tease
Grriman
Sus Te Ts
Bharlin
Zexting
Neuiany
Jongwige
Ameri
Lee Ey
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!