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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1917

Page

7

How To Be Saved Sermon Subject

Rev Roy E Linebach delivers a morning sermon at the First Reformed Church tracing the origins of major religions from ancient Egypt through Buddhism Brahmanism Mohammedism Confucianism and others. He argues none answer the jailer question What shall I do to be saved and cites the Christian answer Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and thou shalt be saved.

Paul Roy E. Linebach First Reformed Church Lineseh St. Paul Jesus Christ Lord Jesus Christ

War Deepens Britains Marriage Dip and Vital Stats Shift

London reports Sir Bernard Mallet notes wartime strain caused about 200,000 marriages in the United Kingdom from August 1914 to June 1917 that would not have occurred otherwise. He says births fell per million with Germany and Hungary suffering larger losses, infant mortality rose in German cities, and the UK saw a higher sex ratio in births while legitimate birth figures remained unchanged.

London United Kingdom Bernard Mallet The Statistical Society Germany Hungary England

Selective conscription trial shapes Canada election

Ottawa reports the campaign over conscription as the central issue in the race between Sir Robert Borden's union government and Sir Wilfrid Laurier's Liberal opposition. The contest is described as the most important and bitterly fought in Dominion history with about 2,000,000 electors and 250,000 soldiers overseas. Military ballots have been cast in camps around the world.

Ottawa Canada Robert Borden Wilfred Laurier Dominion

Dreco hailed as miracle cure by Greensboro reader

A Proximity mills weaver extols Dreco as a pain and swelling reducer after years of rheumatism. He says the medicine eased his symptoms within days and prompted him to buy more for himself and a friend. Dreco is widely sold, with Ring Drug Co endorsing its use in Weigh Point.

Greensboro Mills Preco Dreco Imine D. BE. Guilmore Ring Drug Co

Decline in Unfilled Rail Car Orders for December

Washington reports from the Railroads War Board show December unfilled car orders fell by 22 880 from November 1 levels, totaling 117 132 cars. This comes as railroads move more passengers and freight than last year, despite the decline.

Washington Fairfax Harrison Railroads’ War Board

Letter to former Tsar Nicholas leads to Gurko exile

Petrograd reports the publication of a letter to former Emperor Nicholas that precipitated General Gurko's exile. The letter argues Russia, after democracy’s trials, will return to its lawful monarch and God's anointed.

Nicholas Russia Gurko Russia Southwestern Front

Army accepting nearly eleven thousand men in regular draft

Washington reports nearly 11,000 men accepted yesterday for the regular army with about 2,000 more arriving too late for tabulation. The war volunteer total reaches 315,952, and officials expect a larger showing tomorrow and Saturday as draft age men may still be processed at recruiting stations.

Washington War Department

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