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Newspaper

The Dillon Herald

Location

Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1918

Page

6

Americans Break Through German Trenches in First Big Test

In France on April 10 American troops stormed the German salient in broad daylight, supported by heavy artillery fire. Officers and men displayed confidence as they advanced, captured prisoners, and overran enemy trenches, with only minor casualties reported amid the first large scale American assault.

C. C. Lyon France Controle American Dimude Belgium No Man’s Lend

Desertion arrest linked to Camp Sevier case

Laurinburg Exchange reports Frank R. Smith and D. R. Brown arrested a young white man in Raeford who is sought by Camp Sevier for desertion. He, from Marlboro County, used the alias Jas Phillips while working in a Rae ford cotton mill. His real name is Jacobs. he is married with a wife who accompanied him. He was jailed in Raeford and to be sent to Camp Sevier this week.

Laurinburg Frank R. Smith D. R. Brown Raeford Camp Sevier S. C Marlboro County Camp Jackson Jas. Phillips Jacobs

Scottish Society to Meet in Pinehurst 1918

The Scottish Society of America will hold its annual meeting in Pinehurst North Carolina on May 16 1918. Dr Archibald Henderson of the University of North Carolina will speak on unknown Scottish contributions to North Carolina colonial history. Lunch for 150 at Pine Crest Inn costs seventy five cents. Members to notify secretary Red Springs North Carolina.

Scottish Society of America Pinehurst North Carolina Archibald Henderson University of North Carolina Henderson America South Pine Crest Inn H J. P. McNeil Eloise McGill Red Springs N. C

Optimistic Thought Expressed As Friendly Disposition

An amiable disposition is presented as a strong introduction and social virtue. The piece emphasizes optimism and pleasant manners as a beneficial personal gesture guiding interactions and relationships.

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