The Somme Poem by Geoffrey Dearmer in The Cornhill Magazine
A war poem from The Cornhill Magazine meditates on the Somme battlefield and its enduring landscape. The verse traces Amiens to Abbeville, Peronne, and Brie, mixing memories of towns and rivers with images of soldiers, guns, and trains. The narrator sees shifting light, water, and fields as war reshapes a once-familiar Picardy landscape, ending with the poet’s resilience and hopeful refrain.
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Somme
Amiens
Abbeville
Peronne
Brie
Picardy
Geoffrey Dearmer
Cornhill Magazine
Circulation Statement for June dates listed
The document lists circulation figures and dates for June covering the 10th 12th 13th 15th 17th 18th 19th 21st 24th and 27th. It records total copies sold and distribution methods across multiple editions and markets.
Mt Higby Weather and War News Tidbits
Weather report from Mt Higby notes 24 hours noon readings with an 84 high, 58 low, 71 mean, 76 at noon, barometer 29.06, water log 10 inches, NE wind. The dispatch also covers war news including German losses, Turkish sultan, peace talks, profiteering debates, and political opinions across the United States.
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Mt. Higby
The President's Speech Rallies Allies at the Tomb
The president's address at Washington’s tomb signals a final victory message to France, Britain, and Italy, noting their troops have borne the brunt of the fighting and emphasizing united resolve as the war reaches a critical point.
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New York World
Washingte Tomb
Ivoryton town notes and upcoming events
Ivoryton July 17 Philip Dickinson of Boston visiting parents Edward W. and Mrs. Dickinson. State highway crew repairing Main street and sidewalk near Congregational church. Red Cross work in Laurel hall Thursday afternoon and evening. Herman Adolph and Bertha Mooz involved in Hartford visit. Mrs Howard Stickney and Virginia return from Lyme trip. Change of program Friday night at Deep River town hall by the Giacoma Vaudeville Co with dancing by the Springfield orchestra at popular prices.
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Philip Dickinson
Boston
Edward W. Dickinson
State
Main Street
Red Cross
Laurel Hall
Herman Mooz
Adolph Mooz
Bertha Mooz
Hartford
Congregational Church
Howard Stickney
Virginia
Lyme
Deep River Town Hall
Giacoma Vaudeville Co
Springfield Orchestra
Homes Economics class lesson in Middlefield led by Miss Ketcham
The first lesson of the Homes Economics class of the Junior Food Army will be held at the town hall Friday at 2 p m led by Miss Ketcham. All school children are invited.
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Miss Ketcham
Chester Orchestra Overhauls Program in Notable Change
A Chester orchestra announces a complete change of program affecting its upcoming season. The shift includes new pieces and a refreshed artistic direction aimed at broadening appeal and highlighting contemporary works. Music director emphasizes collaboration with guest soloists and composers.
Who Will Succeed Tillman Amid Bitter Senate Fight
The Charlotte Observer notes former Governor Blease may replace the late Tillman in the U S senate but predicts a fierce battle. High state leaders push to reopen lists while others resist. Ex-Governor Evans and Congressman Lever are mentioned as possible entrants as a serious frost threatens crops in South Carolina.
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Charlotte Observer
Blease
B. R. Tillman
United States Senate
Evans
Lever
British Flag Presented To U S Troops In Canada
Montreal honored a detachment of United States troops as the Union Jack was presented to them in a ceremony led by Major Woolnough. Alder man Colonel Creelman, acting Mayor, presented the flag amid a display described as the first such honor to American forces in Canada.
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Montreal
Woolnough
Colonel Creelman
Two-Fisted Candidate And American Independence Day
The State Press notes Pan-America gains resonance as South American centers celebrate Independence Day. A Waterbury Democrat editorial criticizes a congressman who waves a flag yet supports taxing war profits, arguing for another term only if aligned with that stance.
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Hartford Times
Waterbury Democrat
New Haven Casualties Lead Nation in War Losses
Our Record notes New Haven tops cities for wartime deaths, wounds, and missing since the U S entered the conflict with 164 casualties reported up to Sunday and rising daily. It highlights the 102d regiment with Waterbury men among its three companies facing danger.
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Waterbury
New Haven
United States
102D Regiment
Used German Funds in Ansonia Sentinel
The Ansonia Sentinel reports calls to indict Dr Rumely for perjury and treason over allegedly acting as agent for Dr Albert and the German government to secure control of the New York Mail. It argues subsidizing an American newspaper to aid German propaganda is a grave crime and threatens national security.
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Rumely
New York Mail
Ansonia Sentinel
Albert
United States
Real Neighbors of West Simsbury Help Comstock Farm
Neighbors in West Simsbury organized a cooperative workday for Herbert S. Comstock who was recovering from appendicitis. About twenty men and half a dozen teams laid out tobacco, cultivated corn, hoed potatoes, and refreshed the farm, showing strong community spirit beyond sympathy.
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Hartford Courant
West Simsbury
Herbert S. Comstock
Mr. Comstock
A Nightmare On Politics And A Child’s Possible Hoist
An Actual Nightmare notes possible ascent of Nicholas's young son to the Russian throne with insurance risk questions. Garcon mocks a line from the Arcola Record-Herald about Miss Flossie Boy visiting relatives in Effingham for a few days this week.
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Atlanta_ Constitution
Nicholas
Arcola Record-Herald
Flossie Boy
Effingham
Home Built Garage Cuts Costs and Protects Your Car
Home ownership of a private garage saves money and protects a car from theft and weather. The piece argues a garage increases property value, keeps the vehicle clean and in good condition, and urges economical construction with Southern Pine, detailing plans and specs from a recent government issue.
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Becn
Senate Selene
West Simsbury Men Selflessly Help Town Credit
The spirit of unselfishness and helpfulness shown by West Simsbury men is a credit to themselves the town and the state. It makes everyone feel better to read about it.
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West Simsbury
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