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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1917

Page

10

Socialists Meeting Is Just a Move of the Germans

The Petrograd Council of Workmen's Deputies backs an International Socialists Conference at Stockholm from June 28 to July 7 to push for a swift peace. German influence shapes delegations and aims to keep Europe’s borders and power structure intact, with calls for a separate peace for the United States and no territorial transfers.

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Lincoln’s Witty Reply On Neighbors Finances

A New York firm asked for a neighbor’s financials while Lincoln practiced law in Springfield. He answered with humor noting the neighbor’s wife and baby worth $50,000, an office with three chairs and a table totaling $3.50, and a rat hole in a corner worth looking into.

Lincoln New York Springfield

Colonel Advertises for Servant Causes Laughing Irishman

A local colonel posted for a servant and, after a hopeful Irish applicant named Murphy offered to perform tasks from cooking to painting, asked about soil. Murphy replied, humorously linking soil to making bricks in spare time.

Murphy

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