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Newspaper

The Beaver Herald

Location

Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1918

Page

7

Escape Dream From a 35 Mile Hour Prison Camp

A prisoner recounts life in a Courtrai prison camp, detailing bread and pear rations, a rare banquet, and sporadic raids for food while sharing scant hope of escape. He notes a cosmopolitan mix of prisoners, guards’ cruelty, and plans ranging from disguises to a daring airfield theft.

A Leap for Liberty in a German Prison Escape

The narrator recalls being moved toward a German prison camp on September 6 and planning a dramatic escape. After convincing a British officer, he nabs a map from an interpreter, hides it in his sock, and later leaps from a moving train at speed to flee toward freedom, injuring himself but securing possible safety far from pursuit.

Ames Courtrai Germany Trish James Henry Dickson Royal Irish Pussleers France Pat O'Brien London Privona Ton Gotha Holland Betsium Pgntries Holland and Liberty Liverty Straasburg England Ieutenant Heiderberg Ghent Xaard Guaria Bertin King Belgium Pat Housand Mither Toca

Parish Cader Banduet Sawdust Trade Notes

Curiosities in sawdust types are discussed with emphasis on Spanish cedar sawdust used for packing cheap chemicals. Weight and freight charges are weighed, noting the long shipments and the need to balance transport costs with material usefulness.

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Vibrations Detect Spoken Sounds Across Ages

The article explains that human ears detect vibrations at about 25 000 cycles per second while a whistle emits around 00 000 cycles per second. It notes age shifts the upper limit, suggesting a 60 year old reader might perceive different high frequencies.

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