Generals Who Led The British Army To Victory
A 1918 retrospective credits Haig and key British generals for shaping a fighting force from lean beginnings. It praises Plumer Rawlinson Horne Byng and Allenby alongside Petain Foch and Mangin, notes the tank’s pivotal role, and contrasts British efforts with French and German campaigns. It highlights Haig’s burden, strategic cooperation with Foch, and the army’s transformation from improvised forces to capable Allied backbone.
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Petain
Castelnau
Joffre
Foch
Pershing
Haig
Mangit
Gouraud
French
Loos
France
Somme
Artois
Picardy
Flanders
Douglas Haig
Ypres
Els
Arras
Vimy Ridge
Nivelle
Altho
Plumer
Grant
Rapidan
Cold Harbor
Russia
Amiens
Byng
Horne
Hindenburg Line
Mons
Hindenburg
Lee
Sherman
Wellington
Marlborough
Flanders Plain
Lille
Sta Acoast
Messines Ridge
Verdun
Harrington
Messines
Whitesheet
Gough
Passchendaele
Italy
Caporetto
Givenchy
la Bassee
Scarpe
Drocourt-Queant
Douai
Cambrai
First Cambrai
Mancin
Second Marne
Bynk
Bapaume
Maude
Bagdad
Allenby
Jerusalem
Samaria
Kut-el-Amara
Kitchener
Khartum
Britain
Mesopotamia
India
Egypt
Gaza
Palestine
Syria
Damascus
Aleppo
Beirut
Turkey
D'Esperey
Mattedonia
Bulgaria
Gyng
Napoleon
England
Mana
Berlin staff openness and Britain's wartime contribution
The fragment notes staff access in Berlin and estimates British military input in World War I. It mentions Britain’s army, public sentiment, and calls for workers to register, with employers and committees to coordinate employment efforts for troops. It references the United States employment bureau and cooperation with commercial entities.
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Congress
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United States
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Dubuque Mobilizes to Find Jobs for Returning Soldiers
Dubuque civic leaders and the local commercial club plan a coordinated effort to place returning soldiers and sailors. A registration booth will capture veterans’ desired work and suitable skills, compiling a list for employers to recruit pre draft workers first, then available others.
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Dubuque
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Beneft
Spook and the Psychic Show at Waterloo Theatre
A fragmentary report describes Dr Eddy's Sunday night psychical demonstrations at the Waterloo theatre. The article notes his cabinet and lamp are replaced by bright lights and witnesses, promising open displays of spirits and occult phenomena before an audience.
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Dr. Eddy
Waterloo Theatres
Re. Huddy
Spirit Land Before the Spectators Do Bat Doubters Away
The fragment hints at a pagelike world beyond surface appearances. It suggests a teen who refuses to look below the surface and challenges doubters, implying a deeper, unseen truth guiding perception.
Cold remedy in tablet form with Mr Hills image
An advertised cold remedy claims to ease a cold within 24 hours and relieve grip in three days. It is marketed as safe for 20 years, contains no opiates, and offers money back if it fails. The Gesosne box features a red top and Mr Hill's picture, available at all drug stores.
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Nature
Haarlem
Holland
Mr. Hill
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