Battles in the Alps Amid World War I Firepower
Fragmentary report describes mountain warfare and artillery in the Alps during a world conflict. It details avalanches, cannons buried or destroyed, and the perilous efforts of Austrians and Italians under extreme winter and summer conditions, with witnesses noting high-elevation bombardments and strategic movements.
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Jeapouart
Churelngie Tay
Altane
Fred
Adameli
Cadorna
Avalanchos
Mountain war ordeal described by Italian colonel reporter
A wartime field report recounts brutal Alpine fighting with Italian forces and Sultan troops. It notes mountain conditions, supply hardships, and an assault on Col Lana as troops clash across ridges and valleys amid snow and smoke.
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Milne
Caenar
Ammlen
Tiene Fastierses
Adamello
Twoethurda
Lin Ital
Ehaine
Inongo
Col Lana
Amine
Advertising the War Hinges on Bold Posters in London
A British government push taps Holt era publisher Hedley to run an unprecedented national ad campaign. Posters and printed matter promise recruits, gear, and funds, highlighting extravagant displays and broad reach. Hedley, recently honored, says he will lead campaign work across newspapers and billboards to drum up support and enlistments.
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London
Holt
Audi & Nature
Vane
Del
Telia
Tandon
Hedley
Sir Hedley
Athens
Asm
Wilson
Reesiite
Nw Generm
Seely
Tate For War
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Ale Hyleg
War Office
Wayne
Utal
Nerv Worth praised by local resident for twenty years
J Pratt of Kn at Mice Street endorses Nerv Worth as a world leading nerve tonic after twenty years of stomach trouble and nervousness. He reports improved sleep, appetite, and overall health following use of the product and highly recommends it to others with similar troubles.
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J. KR. Pratt
Mice Street
Nery Worth
Government advertising debate cited by Sir Hedley
Sir Hedley called for broader government advertising as conservative voices resisted radical change. He noted opposition from parliament members and others who favored toned down displays. Supporters argued ads should reflect bold messaging and public norms, while critics warned against heavy government guidance in consumer advertising.
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Sir Hedley
Menbors
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