Australian troops stumble on dying Aussie Billy La Salle tale
The narrative recounts Billy La Salle, an Australian wounded in Belgium, who asks to send his young savior back to hospital with him, marries the girl to fulfill the request, and later recovers. It then shifts to wartime clashes with National Guard prejudice and a police chief’s brisk command style, ending with a Scottish castle ghost legend linked to a mysterious body discovery.
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British breeders seek faster plow horses to beat machines
The Kansas City Star reports breeders aim to speed up farm work by mating active mares and stallions to produce plow horses that plow longer furrows faster. Better speed could save time, reduce costs, and narrow the profit gap as machinery competes with horse power.
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Came From Her Heart Five Times a Grass Widow Quip
A Cincinnati Enquirer fragment notes a visitor asking about a woman who sang lustily during a church hymn. The deacon replies she is “a five-times grass widow,” a sharp, cultural quip reflecting period humor.
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