010 - A Devouring Suspicion

from Ruth Fielding At the War Front · host Alice B. Emerson

Join Ruth Fielding, a courageous Red Cross worker, as she journeys through war-torn France during the First World War. Tasked with a daring mission to rescue a lost American soldier behind enemy lines, Ruths story is one of bravery, resilience, and adventure. Experience the thrill of her quest in this captivating tale! - Summary by KevinS This episode includes AI-generated content.

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