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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1918
Page
6
The author a German army pioneer officer details brutal advance into Belgium with Zeppelins and artillery, describing civilians fleeing, corporations of corpses and looted food, and orders to pursue and slaughter surrendering French troops near Sommepy as the war’s savage conduct escalates.
A reader describes civilian casualties and widespread plunder as German forces advance through French towns toward Paris, detailing scenes of death and looting amid the advancing invasion.
At Wilmington the twentieth annual North Carolina Bar Association session closed with heated debate over a resolution to appoint a committee to study the need for a new federal judge in the Western Carolina district. The measure was withdrawn amid opposition from several members who framed it as an attack on Judge Boyd. Other notes include ongoing efforts against dipping vat sabotage in New Bern and casualty reports from North Carolina fronts, plus a tobacco firm plan to build 35 bungalows in Raleigh to house workers.
The article compares President Kruger to King Solomon in a farm division case. Two brothers, jointly owning a farm, asked Kruger to decide. He let the elder divide fairly and then gave the younger first choice. A simple, masterly solution.
A distinguished surgeon was momentarily dazed during rounds when a wounded soldier asked a convoluted question about how doctors treat each other. The safety bulletin notes the humorous exchange to illustrate questions about medical practice and professional conduct.
Reports from twenty five North Carolina counties show ten million dollars raised by the end of the third day of the war savings drive. One fifth of the state quota is already met in one fourth of counties with several counties over half their quotas including Cleveland Durham Forsyth Franklin Granville Iredell Lenoir Pitt Scotland and union.
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