Youngest Canadian officer 23 earns bar for bravery
Paris reports James Mathews of San Francisco the surviving officer of Hill 70 and the youngest major in the Canadian army. He won a bar to his Military Cross for leading his company through heavy losses when Hill 70 finally held after repeated German assaults. He rose from private in Victoria to lieutenant then major after his unit was nearly wiped out.
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Wartime hair remedy and battle heroics mixed in report
A long dated composite article blends a Wartime hair dye claim by actress Mrs. Maciie with a World War I battle vignette. It notes Orlex powder promises to darken gray hair and boasts safe ingredients while recounting Major Mathews’s defense actions and soldiers Blackmun Ulanan Braekman in a German dugout.
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Cruelty to British Prisoners Reported by German Forces
A British white paper details treatment of prisoners from August to November 1914, based on 48 officers and 77 NCOs and men. It cites deliberate cruelty by German authorities, including neglect of wounded, overcrowding, denial of food and water, and hostile crowds at stations.
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