Local Newspaper Notice and Subscription Details
The Enterprise outlines subscription prices for North State Southern Bell and different terms. It also notes AP republication rights, mailing details for High Point North Carolina, policy on reader letters, and carrier delivery rate of 10 cents per week.
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Asheville Times
Greensboro News
High Point Enterprise
Wish Point
Greensburo News
Parker St. Anderson
Asheville ‘Times
Jerusalem Falls as Turkish Forces Evacuate
The piece reports Jerusalem’s fall after a strategic surround led by General Alcoby. Turkish forces massed but evacuated quietly with the city surrendered without combat, while Russia faces a civil conflict likely to be short and decisive. The Western Front looms as U.S. troops prepare for their first major wartime task.
Allies Benefit From Week of War Developments
The week opens with improved Allied prospects as Germany concentrates its supreme effort against Britain around Cambrai. Reinforcements to Meftermahn sites indicate preparations for a likely early engagement, with observers predicting a notable clash in the Cambrai region imminently.
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Germany
Cambrai
Exchanges Turned Escape as Kerensky Fled in South Carolina
A fragment recalls a tense episode in which Kerensky sought to flee amid political upheaval in South Carolina. The piece references rival colleges and speculative bets as part of the chaotic scene reported by the Florida Times Union.
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Kerensky
South Carolina
Converse College
Virluk
Florida Times Union
Public school arson probe hints at gambling ties and crime
Salisbury investigators find men met at the school for gambling and suggest the fire may have been set by them. They note beer drinking at a church and urge more police. The piece also cites national war propaganda and a newspaper feud in North Carolina publications, ending with a quip on Barnum.
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Salisbury
Wilmington
Wool and dogs threaten fleece in wartime letter
The piece argues roaming dogs devastate sheep flocks and urges better dog breeding and strict controls. It links wool quality to farm flocks and domestic policy, calling for wood fire heating and food pledges to aid allies, urging farmers to save coal and support freedom.
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Ad National Service
Australia
Breeders’ Gazette
Producers Find Route To Consumers In Modern Era
Consumers once anxious to contact producers now see direct access expand as producers seek closer ties with buyers. The Wilmington Star notes shifting dynamics in marketing and distribution.
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Rbedad
Wilmington Star
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