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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1918
Page
6
A fragmentary notice references a work titled The Confessions of a German a Deserter by Dermot Coryell. It notes it covers Prussian officers involved in the ravaging and pillaging of Belgium and seems to discuss wartime conduct and deserter perspectives. The text is incomplete and presents only hints of publication details and authorial intent.
AU.S. war correspondent recounts German forces invading Belgium and driving civilians from burning homes as the Marne battle erupts. French and German troops clash with heavy casualties while bridges are destroyed, and units retreat toward Vitry as supply columns plunder. The account notes shattered towns, wounded crowds in churches, and the grim toll on both sides with riverside chaos and strategic bridge destruction.
An American Y M C A secretary recalls the need for durable, selfless workers in France. The article praises the Red Triangle men for supplying morale, food, films, religious services, and sporting activities while noting the substantial scope and dangers. It emphasizes the type of man needed: ready for war, devoted to service, and able to endure hardship without complaint.
The Germans retreat under heavy French pressure after the Marne clash, ending the battle that saved Paris from Prussian advance. Paris and allied forces press the pursuit as German lines collapse in retreat and disorder.
A description of conveying systems that replace many workers with a simple monorail setup. An example from Toledo shows a long overhead line moving boxed automobiles between plants while a single crane guides them, reducing labor needs from ten men to a minimal crew. The piece notes a woman could perform the task.
One of England's largest veterinary hospitals is now run entirely by women. The move sets a historic precedent in a field long dominated by men.
The Grand Canyon draws a growing stream of artists and literary minds who study its dramatic landscapes, creating a unique cultural center. This pilgrimage, described as the most extensive expression of landscape art in the nation, enriches the region as a climax of American artistic pursuit.
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