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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1918

Page

3

Terrific Slaughter Marks Opening of the Battle of the Marne

An officer in the German pioneers corps recounts invading Belgium and advancing toward Paris. The narrative details brutal bombardment, heavy casualties in both sides, and the desperate, soaked night fighting as German and French forces clash near Vitry le Francois and No Man's Land, with civilians displaced and wounded strewn across ruined towns.

The Marne Pioneers’ Corps Engineers’ Corps United States Army Belgium Meuse Paris

Night attack under rain tests morale at French front

In a desperate early morning assault at 4 15 a.m. the unit charged the French under pouring rain, suffered many casualties, retreated, and then watched three costly French attacks that failed to break through. Hunger thirst and exhaustion left troops nearly able to endure.

French Halt German Drive at Marne in Fierce Struggle

French troops, held in contempt by the Germans before the war, halt the Prussian machine on the second and third days of the Marne battle. German line breaks under French assaults as the fierce combat for a German battery unfolds, with the next installment promising more details.

Marne

Seeming Contradiction in National Character

A compact reflection contrasts the hard edged American stereotype with a taste for sentimental reading, citing Henry 8 Canby and noting England treats wasting food as a crime while frost harms crops. The piece highlights cultural perceptions and practical contrasts.

Henry 8. Canby Atlantic

Hard Luck for Fair Faces Family Objection

A terse exchange shows a couple resigning to strife as both parents object to a union. The line Hard luck marks a rare moment of accord after years of disagreement.

Remarkable Bird Lays Eggs on the Fly

A rare bird is described as an aeroplane swiftly passing and dropping bombs while a stranger bird lays its eggs mid flight, an unusual aerial phenomena noted in the report.

An Editor's Error and Missed Opportunity in Town Topics

An editor declines Jane Willis engagement due to a stash of love letters returned with a polite rejection slip. Marie Gills reports the editor was overwhelmed with similar contributions. In a separate quip, Mrs Blewitt laments missed marriage chances while her husband jokes about paying dress bills.

Jane Willis Madge Marie Gills

Fortune Frowns on Him in Flirtation Gambit

A brief vignette shows a man failing to win fortune through flirtation as he reflects on why luck did not smile on him. The fragment hints at cause and effect between actions and outcomes in a social context. The tone resembles a local newspaper mini feature.

Populated Riddle of Sayings and Silly Exchanges

A series of terse, humorous exchanges and snippets from conversations. Granny Rilem comments on deafness as a wishful defense against hearsay while a grocer jokes about memory and cash payment. A playful collage of everyday quips reflects language games and social minor incidents.

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