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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1918
Page
3
A Boston Transcript excerpt shows a brief classroom exchange about whispering without permission. The teacher questions Willie and Johnny answers, noting Willie should not have whispered and that Johnny says Willie did not say it correctly.
Arthur Guy Empey, a Jersey City immigrant who joined the British Army after the Lusitania sinking, serves as recruiting officer in London. He trains in France, fights in No Man's Land, endures gas and shelling, and later participates in a firing squad before writing and staging a play about trench warfare.
In France a man named Albert Lloyd, branded a coward, is described through a soldier’s confession of a covert firing squad and an execution framed as accident. The account contrasts Lloyd’s fear with the harsh realities of war and the hidden reporting of such deaths.
A WWI draft group marches to their front lines at Freyest where the bombardment grows louder. Lloyd Anker adapts to trench life under stern orders and endures a terrifying night guarding a trench amid German mortar fire.
An article extolls galvanized wire as superior to wood for surgical splints. It claims the netting is strong light and non absorbent, easily sterilized, and allows ventilation. Wire splints can be easily shaped and bound to the injured limb.
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An advertisable fragment touts Haarlem Oil Capsules as a national remedy for weakness from overwork and poor living. It claims rapid relief from uric acid, kidney, bladder, and stomach issues and urges immediate use, noting a long history since Dutch origins and promising a money-back guarantee.
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