A Movement in the East by Gev. Cevin Tease
A desultory, heavily mangled article argues that World War strain and Western influence push nations toward new alignments. It claims Japan surpasses China in influence, advocates open door policies, and foresees a shifting balance favoring Western democracy and economic expansion.
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Joris
Lal Guthese
Srivces
Chiat
Isi
Klin
China
Passatye
Wielen
Chitty Hiay
Vantephine
Cougweree
Japan
West
Rome
Fragmented Detaile d Memoir of War Time Train Journey
A garbled reminiscence recounts soldiers, typographers, and workers on a wartime railway task. The narrative covers harsh treatment by Germans, food shortages, endurance through raids, and eventual return to England with reflections on comrades, shelters, and a long voyage ending at Leith U.K. shores.
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Huey
Germany
van Can Tall Bow
Allen
Kuuland
Isaac Meat
Cambrad
Capuru
Ak Us
Hasan Maytana
Dalaman West
Gar BiMny
von Copen- Hagen
Denmark
Uuimans
Woik
Ovat
England
Turkey
Lynas Smythe
Peter
Ming
Leith
Ripon
Abner Reiser
Politician on Tour Recounts War Letters and Imperial Rebuilds
A translated fragment details MBLR figure Leckie and MP Brice abroad, recounting letters from a touring politician. The account covers postwar reconstruction aims, repatriation systems, education expansion, and government policies on industry and housing, recalling visits to battle sites and northern cities amid a tone of reflective patriotism.
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Ypres
TyMed
Falioua Sud
Dovauel
Ueal
Baylamd
Jadaen
Walter
Bugland
Alisbral
Canada
Laleed Lad
Loynver
Commonwealth
Hague of Commons
Leesons
Shan Uley
Britain
Mivrofer For
Havine
Australian Red Triangle Soldiers' relief efforts at Weymouth
Article describes Australian soldiers healing in Weymouth after France, aided by YMCA programs. It notes a sea front building for rest, education, canteens, and entertainment, with transport to Australia and structured rehabilitation including mechanics, driving, carpentry, agriculture, shorthand, and typewriting.
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Liat
A. Morton
Weynuth
Aurstraliais
Buyand
France
Weymouth
VMGA
Military Puithecitine
Ansteatian Ymc
Altwe
Averalion
Wrmouth Caup
Westham
Listlemaar
Verne Clyde
Monte Video
Enginone
Wri
Rondine
Tobreca
Mom
Sea Front
Salisbury Plain
Australia
YMCA
Mun
SEGA
Dora
Westham Camps
Poeta Club
Hahkaioyn
Cneiqne
Ras
Economic Fables by B HO A Cockatoos and Hunters Moral
A band of white cockatoos visited corn fields and were disturbed by gunmen. Reconnaissance parties signalled to raid, while a guard kept watch. After days of spoiling tactics, a sentinel exposed the plan, prompting a joint defense by humans and animals. Mutual aid prevails.
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Anaes
Heale Ug
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Mliven
Typojgraphical Society
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Manchinists
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Whice 1
Spi Grelenios
Getter Assistiuus
Platings Couales
Ove Uslinis
Tour
LL. M. Brice
M.hlr
Leckie
MBLR
Politioa
Piniers
Brice
Mei
Lind
Guilless
Wit
Prusce
Bulgiuma
Bologna
Amiens
Pleven
Congiane
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