Americans in France Praise Courage as Allied Drive Advances
The message extols Allied gains in France with forty thousand enemy captives reported and American troops praised for bold open warfare. It notes high casualties on the enemy side and minimal American losses in the recent drive, while urging continued effort as a national motto Onward. It also cautions on food use and recalls the sinking of the San Devo Off New York with modest loss of life.
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New York
Why No Irish Republic Claims in The Sinn Fein Debate
Hannah Shehy Skeffington argues for an Irish republic in 1918 while noting Sinn Fein’s push for independence may align with German interests. The Boston Transcript is cited on Ireland Britain relations, quoting Darrell Figgis and noting Sinn Fein’s appeal to writers and teachers as agents of revolutionary sentiment.
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Hannah Shehy Skeffington
Ireland
Sinn Fein
Times
Sinn
Darrell Figgis
Mr. Figgis
Independent Ireland by Germany odds and Loyal Irish Opinion
A US reader summary notes that Irish independence within two years is impossible without England's conquest by Germany. The piece argues Ireland's fate is tied to Britain, noting population and naval disparity, and claims Sinn Féin aims risk war with the United States. It also counters Sinn Féin arguments as mischief from a German-backed plan.
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Figgis
Ireland
England
Germany
Great Britain
North Channel
Scotland
Ieland
Europe
Queenstown
Darrell Figgis
Wales
Ulster
Irelland
Mr. Darrell
United States
America
Germany.” A Brave and Loyal Irishman Sergt Michael O'Leary
Sinn Feipers
Enemis
Cainchy
France
O'Leary
John N. Quinn
Lincoln Times
Valuable Pamphlet on Agriculture by State College
The pamphlet Vitalizing the Study of Agriculture by Prof. C B Williams dean of agriculture offers helpful suggestions for teachers in elementary schools conducting classes in agriculture. Copies are available by writing to the registrar’s office at West Raleigh.
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State College
C. B. Will'ams
Schoo’s
West Paleigh
Mortgage Sale and Court Notices from Guilford County
Public notices detail a mortgage sale of Lot 20 in High Point Township Guilford County to Frank Johnson, dated 1915, with August auction. Also a dissolution suit against Dortha Harvey scheduled for August 12 1918 in Greensboro and four related notices including a second mortgage sale and an admin notice for Armetus H. Cox estate with claims due by July 15 1919.
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J. E Wood
Etta F. Wood
Frank Johnson
Register of Deeds Office
Guilford County
North Carolina
High Point Township
E. H.C. Fields
F. M. Pickett
E. H
Jake White
T. W. Albertson
J. M. Harvey
Dortha Harvey
Guilford
Said County
Greensboro
N. C
High Point Review
High Point
Ibi
M. W. Gant
C. S.C
A. L. Sechrest
Ida M. Sechrest
E. T. Corbit
Register of Deeds
N.C
Robert Brockett
Liberty Street
Robert
Bank of Commerce
Robert Brockett, Jr
W. M. Gant
Superior Court
Court House
Armetus H. Cox
Olive Spencer Cox
Admgx
Lillie Meredith
Dorothy Hiatt
County of
State of North Carolina
R. L. Brown
High Point Development Co
D. N. Welbert
D. N. Welborn
S. W. Carroll
Lessie Carroll
Thos. J .Gold
Commissio
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the Review
Ublication Office
Broad Street
Wel Stamey
Editor One
Food Commission
Dier
Irish Republic
W. H. Dugdale
Staley
Stanton-Welch Bldg
The
North State College of Agriculture and Enginneering
Ls. H. Mendenhall
City
Trinity
Edwards Business College
Stamey Printing House
T. J. Murphy
Thrift
O. E. Kearns
H.a.muus
A. M. Ranxm
J. H. Adams
Casnier
G. A. Povzock
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co
Wescott Roberson
W. C. Idol
Julius C- Smith
Mgr
Insurance Department
Commercial National Bank
N. Cc
U S
U.S
J. Elwood Cox
C. M. Hauser
W.A. J. Idol
J. W. Harriss
C. H. Marriner
W. P. Pickett
R. R. Ragan
D. A. Stanton
H. W. Fraser
Dred Peacock
J. P. Hayworth
R. L. Loflin & Son
North Main Street
High Point, N. G
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