Daily Sketch (24 May 1915)
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Daily Sketch (1909-1971)
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Edward Hulton & Co. (London & Manchester)
Abstract
The roll call -after the railway horror [photo's] -- Railway reform -- Echoes of town and round about -- Many soldiers burnt to death in blazing train -- Austria cuts railways & throws troops on frontier -- Faced death in mid-air -- Lord Kitchener calls for more men -- Was the railway disaster, the greatest that has ever occurred in this country, caused by a German spy? [photo's] -- Do the men at home realise? -- The khaki sportsman can't understand the crank critic [photo's] -- Saxons butchered by Prussian guns -- The epic of Ypres-with some names -- Five few V.C.'s -- Patriotic scenes at Windsor -- The king honours the brave soldiers -- Wedding conventions ignored by the war-bride -- A bride of the plains
After the disaster the saddest sight of all [photo's].
Description
204 mm x 315 mm, 16 pages with photographs and illustrations.
No. 1936
No. 1936
Keywords
Daily Sketch, British Newspaper, Tabloid (British), Kemsley Newspaper later Daily Mail, World War I, First World War