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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1918
Page
4
Swindler Woman Targeting Merchants In Illinois
Warn merchants to beware a female con artist traveling through Illinois who poses as producing a church directory. She solicits local advertisements, orders printed directories, pays a deposit, and promises to return for the directories to collect funds, then vanishes with the money. Look out for her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Numerical strengths of military units listed
The July Army Recruiter, a US Army publicity monthly, lists unit strengths: army corps 60,000. infantry division 19,000. infantry brigade 7,000. infantry regiment 3,000. battalion 1,000. company 250. platoon 60. corporal squad 11. firing squad 20. supply train 283. machine gun battalion 260. engineer regiment 1,008. ambulance company 66.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Recruiter
Publicity Department
United States Army
General Recruiting Service
Army
Mothers of France Gratitude to United States in War Letter
A French mother writes Madame Woodrow Wilson praising American mothers for supporting allied troops and requests correspondence with other mothers. The note, published with permission, reflects shared sorrow and solidarity as sons fight abroad for freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Washington
Army of Freedom
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Washington, D. C
U S
U. S
State of North Carolina
Quirky France Tales From Lieutenant Shaw in War
Lieut. George F. Shaw of the Signal Corps files a vivid travel letter from France describing transportation oddities, crowded roads, and stark living conditions. He notes pigs and oxen, hay loads, and an old woman in a cart pulled by dogs, alongside modern trucks and aircraft passing overhead. He jokes about billets for troops and reconnects with Princeton classmates and Eastern Shore friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
George F. Shaw
Signal Corps
Wilfred W. Shaw
Mount Washington
Shaw
Senate
H. D
Princeton
Eastern Shore
Tilghman
Sinclair
Baltimore
Retribun Peace Storm Fails in France Front
Several weeks ago the Germans initiated a grand peace storm aimed at splitting Allied lines and pushing toward Paris. They were repelled by the Marne, then driven back across the river. By the third week their line was shattered and withdrawing to the start, a complete reversal not seen since September 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marne
Paris
Keep the Enemy Going Says Marshal Foch Principle
Washington. General March said Marshal Foch follows the rule of hitting without relaxation. When you get the enemy going, keep him going. He warned against assuming the war’s end is near but urged continuing the offensive to keep the enemy guessing and to hit hard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
General March
France
War Department
Rheims
Hindenburg
United States
Marshal Foch
March
Lincoln never phoned and other great men’ s missing feats
The Philadelphia Evening Telegraph notes a string of absent experiences by famed figures. Shakespeare never drank tea coffee cocoa or smoked a cigar. Napoleon never saw a steamboat or railroad. Lincoln never saw electric light or used a telephone. St Peter’s Cathedral was Michael Angelo’s idea though he never read a printing press book. Raphael painted the Madonna yet never ate a corn muffin. Cleopatra Meyer owned a velvet gown and Helen of Troy never owned a gown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girard
Philadelphia Evening Telegraph
Shakespeare
Napoleon
Lincoln
St. Peter's Cathedral
Michael Angelo
Raphael
Cleopatra Meyer
Helen of Troy
Advertising fuels the modern world and everyday life
A satirical meditation questions what brings common people palatable food, easier land and sea travel, personal connection, access to books, stylish attire, comfortable shoes, and mass cinema. The answer offered is advertising, seen as the force behind these conveniences and trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Biot
Napoleon
Lincoln
Michael Angelo
Notice of Divorce and Legal Notices in Guilford Court
Public notices from Guilford County include an action for absolute divorce on grounds of adultery, summons for payment of 325 dollars, and attachment, plus executorship and administratrix notices requesting claims against estates by August 1919. Also includes dissolution certificate for Dol Lumber Co. signed by Secretary J Bryan Grimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Guilford County
Frank Burrow
Daisy Burrow
Superior Court
N. C
W. P. Ragan
Lane Sechrest
P. C. McIntire
John W. Walker
Court House
Greensboro
M. W. Gant
C. S
Hayitg
Greene Bowman
High Point
Geo.w.curtis
Nannie L. Curtis
Etta Jones
Walter A. Jones
Curthouse
State of North Carolina
Department of State
Dol Lumber Co
Kerne Street
Guilford
A. H. Idol
J. Bryan Grimes
State
Raleigh
Secretary
Twice proven Doan's Kidney Pills claim relief
Mrs. R. B. Atkins of 500 Willowbrook St. testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured her backache and headaches after kidney issues and that three years later she reiterates strong faith in the remedy. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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R. B. Atkins
Willowbrook St
Dean
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