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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1918
Page
6
A narrative excerpt follows a girl as she records her mother’s absence and her father’s mood. She recalls his habit of calling for his wife at home and shows how loneliness grows after the mother leaves. She considers sorting Landry's belongings but delays.
A narrator reads Janet’s letter praising Landry’s selfless war work with wounded soldiers and Mrs. Hyde’s steady nursing. The writer, believing a separation from Landry, seeks to justify herself while fearing societal judgment and awaiting Janet’s reaction.
New York wires report Dr. George Michaelis former chancellor says distress will persist after peace. He cites shared responsibility for the war due to materialism and money rulership, warns of continued shortages and government control of resources postwar. He adds that even with peace, stricter self sacrifice and regulated life lie ahead.
A Japanese firm plans a new company with one million yen capital to run industrial projects in China. Represented will be all firms active in Chinese investments, with directors drawn from all interested parties. Shinjo of Tokyo Electric Works is expected to be president.
Paris report says Captain Archie Roosevelt, wounded in action in March and treated in Paris since April, is progressing well. He has had the sling removed and walks several miles daily, marking notable improvement.
Mrs. Mary Logdam of 282 Maple Street Perth Amboy New Jersey reports Foley's Honey and Tar Compound cured her summer cold and hoarseness with no opiates or narcotics and mild laxative effects as sold by Mann Drug Co.
In France the German air raid breached the line for the first time in a month. The aircraft flew high enough to be mostly unseen and troops wore respirators, signaling the danger of operating over American positions. The raid ended with the plane returning home after discovery.
Mrs. Frank P. Wood of Morrill Maine reports relief from rheumatism and kidney troubles after starting Foley Kidney Pills. She notes her husband also benefited, going from inability to stoop to feeling no pain, with Mann Drug Co. distributing the remedy.
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