Dodge for months play hide and beak with Germans for nine months
British soldiers recount a nine month escape behind German lines after crossing from Belgium into Holland. From Mona to a village near the front, the unit endured siege, hunger, and constant danger hiding in ditches orchards and barns. They passed through French and Belgian countryside living off pears and milk.
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Holland
Rotterdam
Ines
Mona
France
Belgium
James Carrighan
Jamieson
Jenkins
Neratches
Hol Inna
Carrighan
Takes War Lightly Defiance to Win and Break German Militaria
Petrograd correspondent notes Russia’s calm despite war drain on France and Britain and sees a growing national unity. Russians, resolute and stoic, express readiness to fight to end Prussian militarism, asserting self sufficiency in food and resources despite blockades.
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Iitle
Russia
Petrofred
Warsaw
Prisoners to Build Fish Pond at Indiana Penal Farm
Greencastle Indiana trustees plan a fish pond on the state penal farm with Deer Creek running through it They intend to stock the stream with game fish and give prisoners recreation by fishing They believe fishing will serve as suitable pastime on the farm
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Greencastle
Ind
Deer Creek
Woman Divorced Then Remarries Within Minutes in Winamac
Ida Moore obtained a divorce from William Moore in the circuit court here and her maiden name Ida Malbaur was listed. Ten minutes later her name appeared changed again when she married William Teach. It was Mrs. Teach’s fourth marriage and the groom Bench’s first.
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Ind
Ida Moore
William Moore
Ida Malbaur
William Teach
Bargain Day at Flushing and Plushing
A local sale marked dollar day offered six shaves two haircuts two shampoos and three massages for one dollar as part of a celebratory event in Flushing and Plushing. The promotional bargain was highlighted as a key attraction of the day.
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Flushing
Plushing
Priests in Armies Fight Alongside in War Effort
A historical account notes thousands of priests and clergy serving as combatants, stretcher bearers, and chaplains in European armies. France reportedly fields about 20,000 fighting priests across three roles, with many earning honors while others perish in battle.
Fire Fiend Warns on Insurance Fraud Measures
Mayor Thompson of Chicago, urging stricter fraud controls, cites many businessmen who misjudge insurance value. An old family exchange warns, "What can't be cured must be insured," as plans unfold with Smith of the Marine and Fire company to assess repairs.
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Thompson
Chicago
Exe
Smith
the Marine and Fire Company
Quiet Night in the Nursery with Harold and Mamma
Four year old Harold appeals to his mother from the nursery asking her to stay by his bed until he sleeps. She says she is busy but promises the angels will be with him. Harold retorts that she has said that before and jokes that the angel hug finally arrived.
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Mamma
Harold
Summer Plans in Quiet Retreat
A brief dialogue features Mr. Buggins and a companion discussing summer plans. Mr. Buggins confirms his family will travel while he remains behind for rest and quiet, dismissing climate discomfort as irrelevant to his plans.
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Mr. Buggins
For Her Sake and Witty Exchanges at the Club
A collection of quips from social chatter highlighting frugality jokes and urban banter. The second item notes a large Chinese trade figure, with John D. Jandoure estimated near 490 million dollars in context of market discussion.
Devoted His to Good Work at Aunt Marys Visit
A Providence Tribune account recalls Aunt Marys hosting late visitors Helen six and John four. They played grocer and customer with Mr Popcorn stock under the piano. Helen asks for rabbits, buys one for 15 cents, and both children share pennies saved or given to charity.
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Aunt Marys
Helen
John
Popcorn
Mary
Aunt Mary
Bay
Providence Tribune
Rampage resident comments on late-night traffic and scandal
Rampage Oklahoma resident Storm Smith complains about late night traffic in the city center. He notes many prominent people drive through, implying widespread activity and restlessness as he observes the bustle from his perspective.
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Kay
Storm Smith
Rampage
Okla
Folke Yur
Kansas City Star
Keen Rivalry in Farming Town Over Cars
In a rural community, farmers boast many motor cars and compete to upgrade their fleets. An automobile salesman believes buyers will come, as farmers shift from cattle and peat crops to acquiring better vehicles, sparking rivalry over car ownership.
A Long Vulgarian Meets an Exclusive Eatery
A Long Vulgarian visits an upscale restaurant famed for refined staff and atmosphere. He notes the waiters are perfect gentlemen, while the sole coarse patron remains tolerated by the proprietor.
The Big Ide Narration of Engagement and Finances
Dialogue reveals concerns over ongoing engagement as financial strain grows. A partner questions future marriage prospects while the other echoes the worry, suggesting insufficient funds to wed within another year. The exchange highlights money as a barrier to commitment.
Drawn battle defies team winner in tense clash
In a tightly contested game, neither side claims victory as the matchup ends in a draw. The exchange hints at caution and strategic play, with spectators noting the even performance by both teams and key moments that kept the score tied.
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Johnston Forbes Robertson
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Budapest
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London
America
Moscow
Fure
Nuvry
Benin
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Husnia
T Hsvs
Europe
Legion of Honor
Ign
Hubert J. W. Hamilton
Arthur Winnington Ingram
Shell
Guna
Angela
Tae Daan
Ralyala
China
John D. Jandoure
Johnny
Kida
Nui
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