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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1918

Page

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Five Tons of Coal Found on New York Sidewalk

Police and city workers raced to control a shadowed incident at 51 West Twenty-third Street where five tons of coal lay loose on the sidewalk. Onlookers gathered as officers blocked the area and coordinated cartage to remove the loot after a dramatic late afternoon discovery.

York O'Brien West Twentieth Street Brice O’brien Mira West Twenty-third Street Prien Percy Dubois O Brien

Gideon Jimmy Wolf Gets Army Bible Distribution Pitch

Jimmy Wolf aka the Gideon visits cantonments under Pocket Testament League. He offers free Bibles to soldiers who sign to read a daily chapter, gaining approval from an adjutant after a tense reception in Allentown. Wolf returns with 1,582 privates and 132 officers who signed.

HL Adelphta Jimmy” Wolf Gideon Pocket Testament League Jimmy The League Joseph M. Steele Allentown United States Army Bait Adjutant’s Office Lo Pocket Testament League United States Wolf Mises

Trinity Council charges and wartime tale aid in The Review

The Trinity Council No 307 faces charges from the national board for public protests against tax increases and alleged violation of fraternal duties, while The Review runs Arthur Guy Empey tale Over the Top detailing a British trench war and wartime sacrifice.

Unil Ice Raleigh National Board of Savingficers Bru- American Mechanics Revofmany Trinity Comming Trinity N. C Haldiers Iif Trinity Couc H. C. Royals Conserving Sey J. C. Pepper T. B. Johnson Seedick Bruce Craven R. C. Colnow H. L. Miller Harry Rees Baltimore H. H. Billany Wits E. Hood North Carolina Trinity Council Randolph County Addic National Orphanetic Age Fraternal Society National Board of Officers Review Arthur Guy Empey

Farmers Substitute Certificate Blanks Printed Here

The Stamey Printing House offers ready made Farmers Substitute Certificate forms for merchants to use though local admins cannot supply more. Also notes Grace S. Richmond, acclaimed author, writes for March Ladies Home Journal which goes on sale Friday.

Stamey Printing House Grace S. Richmond America March Ladies’ Home Journal

High Point Mob Held After Hosiery Theft Ring

Fred Suits and Paul Payne, both white, were arrested Friday night on larceny charges for stealing hosiery valued over $100 from High Point and Amos Hosiery mills. About 50 dozen men’s hose were taken from the High Point plant. most stolen goods were recovered at arrest. Other burglaries included a window entry at the High Point mill and stash spots found in a tent top and a local merchant’s box. Suits, a married father of three, and Payne, about 18, face municipal court Monday. A separate item notes a train collision near Columbia causing multiple deaths and injuries, with 12 dead and many injured. Freight and rail workers involved.

Fred Suits Paul Payne Poldice High Point Amos Suits Payne Columbia S. C Asheville Spartanburg Greenville Frost’s Columbis Southern Railway Novhich J. O. Meredith Bonner

Americans Gas Attacks by Germans in Toul Sector

In France on February 26 three American soldiers were killed and nine badly gassed in two major German gas assaults on American trenches near Toul. Projectors were used in the attack, and the fighting occurred at dawn as the Germans launched their offensive.

France Toul

Will Split 50-50 for Our Soldiers

The Review offers a home news service to soldiers from High Point and nearby areas. Readers may pay 75 cents for a one year subscription to The Review at $1.50 and have it mailed to any address in America or to a soldier on foreign soil with shared postage. If a reader cannot pay, The Review will cover the full cost upon proof of need.

France Sammies Uncle Sam Sammy Gott High Point America

Three of a kind baby cover heads Ladies' Home Journal

The March Ladies' Home Journal features a cute baby cover titled Three of a Kind. The magazine goes on sale Friday.

Robert Jackson Will Jackson Morganton Mt. Zion Church T. M. Stanton Medical Reserve Corps Fort Oglethorpe March Ladies’ Home Journal

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