Russian Giant Planes DETERMINED AIRMEN ON EASTERN FRONT
The article reports on early aviation on the Eastern Front with Russian crews embracing new big airships and Sikorsky designs. It notes pilots bravery, camera gear, and aerial photography influencing reconnaissance and bombardment tactics.
Red List of Evildoers and Reward Proclamations
A wartime sketch describes a sprawling Red List of targets including German rulers and Allied enemies. It notes rewards offered for captures or deaths of figures such as a Kaiser foe and German agents, with anecdotes of pilots like Captain In and Lionel Robinson cited for their daring. It mentions journalists exposing Belgian suffering and British submarine commandos affecting Baltic operations.
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Because I Don't Want to Be No Angel Piano Trouble
Johnny objects to angels and music, declaring he does not want to be an angel. He explains he is learning piano and already faces enough trouble. The passage mixes odd phrasing and emotional reactions with humorous misstatements.
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Johnny
Behind the Lines into War Factory Recycling Network
Russian war correspondent M Nemiroviteh Danchenko describes British rear-area workshops turning wreckage into usable gear. Women repair boots, khaki, and textiles, cannons and rifles are recast, bicycles and motorcycles rebuilt, gas masks renewed, and vast stores of bread and clothing stocked as war effort spreads to every corner of the supply chain.
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Poland
England
Trokeo
On the Right Ray parlor talk and patient bill note
A fragmented excerpt depicts a parlor scene with a husband and a young man described as holding a daughter’s hand as a wise maneuver. The patient’s doctor warns of a near miss and remains firm about a bill while addressing the patient and caregiver.
Advanced dressing station in a French town during winter
A field ambulance details its operations at an advanced dressing station near the front. It explains personnel, flow from dressing stations to casualty clearing, and daily routines including hot drinks, cleanliness, and the necessity of tetanus inoculations amid shelling and mud. It notes the harsh winter, constant movement, and the focus on rapid triage and care for wounded soldiers.
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Amy
Conte
Trenvedy
Thorawehly
Sentes
Trench Feet and Front-Line Hardship Reported by Soldiers
A wartime diary fragment describes mud filled trenches and trench feet, the supply of two pairs of socks to keep feet dry, and improvised drying at the dressing stations. The account notes enemy shelling near a dressing station, a wounded corporal, and soldiers maintaining humor and morale amid danger.
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Betrothal of Prince of Wales to Yolanda Stirs Headlines
The June 14 Le Journal cites Home correspondent reports that the Prince of Wales plans marriage to Princess Yolanda aged 16, daughter of the King and Queen. It notes religious issues under Protestant succession and mentions talks between Sir Tl Howard and the Vatican on the prince's conversion, with possible outcomes anticipated.
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Candle signals in Stangoon for marriage prospects
In reminiscences from A Modern Columbian, I G Knowles describes how Stangoon women use candles in windows to signal availability. One candle signals interest, two hearts a ready suitor, three a chosen mate, and if not, lights go out and the process restarts until a match is found.
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Werner Laurie
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A Pearl Among Women and a Welshman by Extraction
A humorous excerpt shows a wife assisting her husband’s literary work while remaining quiet at his desk. A Welshman is defended in court as the Judge rebukes an attempt to claim Welsh identity, proposing instead the label Welshman by extraction.
Pigeon shooting and quirky notes from distant presses
From Coolganle inquiry to the Coulgardie Rifle Strappy trophy at 1000 yard. Weather foul yet winners scored 47, lowest 24. Anecdotes include novice marks, bells, and humorous exchanges about carpets and boneless fish amid a flood of colorful clipped journalism.
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