Bevenity Ninth Artillery Troops Rejoin Frontline Unit
Sergeant Eadie and rival Darcy escape a hospital near the front in France and rejoin the Beventy ninth field artillery. They hunger as they move toward Toul and trade a weed pile for bread and jam after a hostile cook offer. A friendly MFP aids a truck ride, then both men press toward the German line with Fadte ordered to join.
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Eadie
Darcy
France
Hite
Gad
Vaucouleura
MFP
Sham
Tou
Besgin
Bodie
Coley
Lam Fadle
Filam Gwry
Ela
Holt
Marne
Collins
Sadle
Jouysur
Cadle
Sadie
Barry
Conner
Badie
Ten! The Army Rations And Battles On The Line
Soldiers ration and chatter aboard a field encampment as Cadle and Eadie recount survival after gas, hunger, and escape. The narrative follows the battery crew, hospital trains, and cook chatter amid a tense push toward a break in the line.
Frontline Walk: Sapper and Captain Lead Night Patrol
A narrative follows a U S Army unit moving under cover toward a battlefield. Sergeant Eadie joins a doughboy captain and two infantry officers for a night reconnaissance with machine guns and a rocket team. They cross trenches, dodge shelling, and prepare for a dawn offensive while reflecting on fear, fatigue, and the toll of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eadie
Fadle
Eudlea
Maby
Atay
Fadie
Hha
Ant
Superstitions Duel With Sea Dangers At Detroit Coast
The Detroit News recounts a grim era when superstition led coast dwellers to cut wreck hawser ropes, causing drownings of sailors during early stirs of the season. Sailors faced brutalities as villagers believed misfortune would strike if ships escaped.
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Stpping
Sertland
Alice Wellers
JD Whiting
Detroit News
Fragments Describe Dairy Farm Scene At The Barn
A damaged excerpt portrays activities at a dairy barn with a grantor and a young helper. The text mentions cows being parked and a desire to see others again, though many words are unclear.
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Junior
Invitation at City Temple Sparks Debate on Labor Leader Speaker
A meeting at the City temple of Doctor Barker examined inviting a bold labor leader to speak. The question split attendees as to whether the figure should be invited, with Doctor Barker ultimately answering yes but suggesting restraint. Kansas City Star.
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Fo Fondon
Dctor Barker
Faristia
Stould
Spea Ile
Ant Tat
Tarker
Kansas City Star
Never Will Change Prunes and the Lighting Contrast
A fragmented passage contrasts fruit preservation with a major advance in lighting. It questions whether any improvement can match electricity beside tallow candles, in a style resembling a period home companion column.
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Vwomans Home Companion
Day of the 80word Novel Foretold in Columbia Report
Zina Gale remarks the era of the 80 word novel is near while Nichlas Murray Batter notes a sentence at 15 percent word length in his Columbia report.
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Zina Gale
Nichlas Murray Batter
Columbia
Bromide Quinine Tablets Ad for Cold Remedy
An aged advertisement promotes Lazative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a safe remedy for colds influenza and related ailments. The box bears the signature of D W Grove and includes a faded stamp or mark.
Woman Rescued From 20-Year Seclusion Fire Threat
Wealthy elderly Otarlu California resident Mire Poo4 flamiiten was found in her home after a blaze trapped her for 20 years. Firefighters forced entry through a lake door and carried the woman to safety.
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Flamiiten
Otarlu
Calif
Tromen
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Ladle
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Liam
Ile
Bla
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al Fair
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Harry Grandren
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Gia
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