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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1917
Page
5
Stephen Cassady travels with a military company in Shelby and pursues the job opening for a truck driver. He aims to join the local workforce, leveraging his service background for the position.
The article notes that the soldiers are expected to depart for the Greenville cantonment around August 25. This marks a preparatory step for deployment with local units observing the movement.
The story follows Eee and her cousin Alice exploring a pasture while looking for spring flowers. They discover a pond and discuss goldfish, with Alice joking about their survival. The puzzle invites tracing dotted lines to reveal a full Dot Farm tale.
Reverend James A. Clarke preached a special sermon to Company M on Sunday morning about the war and related incidents. The address, titled Somewhere in France, offered a highly interesting discourse on current events and soldiers’ experiences.
High Point readers praise Dean's Kidney Pills for relief from kidney and bladder troubles. Mrs Penny of 115 Taylor St says the remedy consistently helps her kidney discomfort and vouches for its reliability. 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
High Point residents named to form the new army as officially accepted last week include 26 whites and 23 negroes with 78 exemptions noted. School openings set for Sept 24 and local storms bring hail and heavy rain before fall. A farm land listing and a Marine Corps medals feature conclude the item.
A chlorine gas machine arrived last week and began running this week at the eastern reservoir. Officials believe it will outperform a pumping-station installation and its chlorine action will kill harmful bacilli and remove the need to boil drinking water.
The Elks pledge one million dollars to the War Relief Fund with initial support aimed at base hospital setup at the front through aid from the American Red Cross Society. High Point Lodge No 1155 is asked to contribute about 500 dollars and Exalted Ruler RH Sechrest sent the first notice to members.
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