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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16542, 16 November 1915, Page 8

An artist once painted a bright-red lobster in a picture of the aea. — A strange phenomenon to be seen on the battlefields of Northern France is the abundance of poppies, all the roads being bordered by largo tracts of the red flov.ers, which give the impression. that the bloodshed there last autumn and winter has come forth to the surface once more. In any case, say's the Evening Standard, this is the popular belief among ,the peasants of the districts where battles raged only a few months ago; but the real explanation is that the poppy is the companion of wheat in France, just as the bluebell mingles with the corn in Russia, and tha? this year the poppy has usurped all the space.

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