War memoirs of a young American in British service in 1914
The memoir recounts William J. Robinson’s wartime journey from London to Ostend, his role with British cavalry and armored units, and combat around Ypres. He details Christmas 1914 in trenches, encounters with Belgian spies and German troops, prayers, nursing and chaplain efforts, and a dramatic dispatch rider mission earning a Victoria Cross. He also reflects on Indian troops, trench conditions, snipers, poison gas, and harsh winter hardship.
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Food Administrator Henry A Page appeals to North Carolina women
Henry A Page, food administrator for North Carolina, urges every woman and consumer to cut normal use of wheat flour beef pork fats and sugar to save exportable food for Allies and those in Europe. He warns of hunger among civilians and soldiers, stresses individual responsibility, and calls for immediate action to support the war effort.
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