Returned Traveler Says Continental Tour Cheaper Now
A traveler back in London reports a week on the continent cost far less than wartime. He starts with a dollar, ends with fifteen, and notes cheaper railway fares and free rides while visiting France and Belgium with scarce funds amid British war-time conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Belgium
Pecaris
Anata
Continenes
Washington
Coutir
Artia
France
Bel@imm
Ostend
Bethaerd Og
Catas
Anglais
Dave
Bowleese
Ostendal
Firth
Seyed
Dassoin Vrance
Ferman
Tad Salts Mentioned As Liver and Kidney Aid
A fragmented note describes Tad Salts as a remedy for bladder irritation and kidney issues. It claims it neutralizes acids in urine, cleanses the liver, and can help bladder weakness. The text cites iodine and salts in a traditional health context with casual warnings about taste and dosage.
City Bulletins and Wedding Ad Highlights From The Press
Fragmented OCR lists various notices and festive items including wedding decor guidance, bridal attendants, and advertisements. Mentions of special rings, decorations, and gifts appear amid stray names and addresses, reflecting a era of consumer-oriented bulletins.
Blockheads Do Etlling When Rulers Fall Out
A chaotic quotation from Thomas Carlyle contemplates war and fragmentation as rulers quarrel. It notes villagers, conscripts, and forced labor under shifting powers, comparing Germanic and European realms to illustrate conflict, destruction, and unintended consequences of governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Carlyle
Derotschland
Fragmented War Diary Echoes From The Trenches
The text sketches a muddled wartime scene with soldiers recounting a great battle on Mars style myth, trench life, and shelling. It mentions French peasants assisting, troops retreating, and a Yorkshire man reacting amid danger as artillery ranges and fatigue dominate the moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moi
Commad
Deer poisoned with opium stolen for private park
In New York State Adirondacks a hunter named Benham lured a wild buck to his camp using glue pellets laced with opium. The drugged deer fell asleep and was strapped into a crate for shipment to a private deer park in the southern Adirondacks. Benham collected $100 the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Boonville
Alfhye
Soenanelo
Adirondacks
Titan
Benham
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Oettle
Blain Kink Hedd
Tommy Atkins
Das Noweres
Bretches Sham
City Bulletins
J. Edgar Robinson
Wea
Haeves
Fay
Titania
Istre Tive
Shaffer
F. F. Vv
Thomas
Arrivec
Dombradge
Spain
Feneth
Engue
Smirk Span
Shiven
Theo
Mars
Maxim
Lancashire
Tim Sroystead
Yorkshire
Terriea Ile
House & Herrmann
China
Fala
Tapestry
Brussels
Superior Make
Tin
Regu
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