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August 14, 1917 – A-list obituary for Market Harborough’s most celebrated adopted son and former England international Edgar Mobbs
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July 24, 1917 – Soldier killed in action just three weeks after getting married
July 17, 1917 – WW1 Home Front gets a helping hand from ‘Mexican rough riders’

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