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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1918

Page

7

Soldier Writes Love Letter At Front Amid Cooties

In France, a major and two others paused to compose letters during a bombardment. A runner handed one letter to a courier, and the writer explained the envelope was addressed to Miss Alice Somebody in London. The runner said the major's sweetheart reads his daily notes, a grim, human detail from the trenches.

Alice Somebody London

Identity Discs And Cooties In A World War I Battalion

A recruit recalls identity disks worn for identification in case of injury, the ritual of “cootie” hunts, and daily trench life in France. He describes scratchers, insect powder, and improvised gear, plus a church parade under a German Fokker air threat and a football game after.

Biighty Tommy Trish Iussur

Into the Trench and Frontline Fire Escape

A World War I memoir excerpt describes marching to the front, artillery formation, and first shelling baptism. The narrator endures cold trenches, rats in shellproof cellars, Whisky Street, and a brutal night near the village of H- as German shells and machine guns loom, with hopeful notes of tea and camaraderie before a continuation next week.

Plane Tommy Church of England Weslesing P Empey Prayer Ave Old Pepper Boompany Stewart Tne Silva Miles Whisky Street Theo A Fritz Frei Lewis Vickers Toavis

Empey’s Frontline Life In British Army Chronicles

Synopsis of chapters following Arthur Guy Empey from leaving Jersey City to enlist in Britain through front-line service in France. The narrative traces training, trench duty, over the top charges, wounds, gas, executions, and hospital discharge with vivid front-line episodes and humor.

Lusitania Arthur Guy Empey Arfea Jersey City England Empey France Coottes Lokker Chiapter IV Erppey Mmpey Frantine Trench Autelde Club Tommy No Man’s Land Old Pepper No Man's Land the Somme Eipey

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