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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1918
Page
2
Detroit Free Press reports the confession of a single deserter, detailing motives, context, and the broader wartime atmosphere. The piece outlines consequences, public reactions, and the legal framework surrounding desertion cases at the time.
A firsthand account of German engineers in Belgium during the Marne battle pivoting to blow bridges over the Marne. The piece details mass casualties, bridge destruction under fire, chaos at Vitry, and the retreat as French forces push back with brutal losses. It covers discipline, orders, and the stark conditions among pioneers, officers, and wounded.
Germans abandon positions under heavy French attacks and retreat in disorder as the next installment promises the tale of the Battle of the Marne ending and saving Paris from Prussian forces.
A Toledo plant uses a costly overhead monorail with an electrically operated crane handled by one man to move boxed automobiles from the plant to the siding. The system replaces ten workers with trucks and gangways, lowering items into place and reducing labor needs, a trend noted in Popular Science Monthly.
A short vignette has Bobby consoling his sad Grandpa who laments reaching seventy with little to leave posterity. The joke shifts as Bobby jokes about becoming history as someone’s grandfather. In a lunchroom, a man remarks on doughnut holes, noting you don’t have to chew them.
A collection of short humorous exchanges using puns and quick retorts. Betty’s knitting bag yields a cheeky tale of marriage, hot water jokes, casual insults, and playful wordplay. The snippets feature named characters Patience Patrice and Mrs Knagg in light domestic banter.
A hotel clerk knocks on a door as a distressed guest pleads for help. The man complains a fiend stole his pants and declares his modest lodging has turned into a debauched scene. The exchange turns on debts and credit, with a sharp retort about being financially free.
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