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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1917

Page

8

The Washington Draft Number Drawing Described

The article explains the Friday drawing of draft numbers in Washington for June 5 registrants. It notes each man received a liability number and a red service number, with No. 258 as the first service number tied to liability 1, and describes how quotas will be filled district by district until sufficient men are drafted. Supt. W. M. Marr has returned from Bryson City.

United States Washington

Autoists Pay Costs For No Tail Lights Shines

Several motorists last week faced costs for failing to keep tail lights burning brightly. Miss Margaret Kirkue, daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Kirkue, is visiting Miss Lallah Sapp in Greensboro.

Margaret J. E. Kirk‘uate Lallah Sapp Greensboro

Puzzling Farm Scene Ends With Mysterious Tap

In a DOT FARM PUZZLE PICTURE style recap Tommy and Cousin Alice enjoy a sunny day on the farm. They feed pigs hunt eggs play on a swing and snack on cookies. That night Tommy sleeps deeply until a tapping at the window reveals a surprising visitor.

Tommy Alice

Street cleaning debate links dust to disease

Dr Henry Ritter argues street dust contains bacteria and spores from decaying matter and can spread respiratory infections. He condemns rotary brushes and favors flushing or vacuum cleaning along with better pavements to reduce dust and filth in cities.

Henry Ritter Ritter Rotary Brush Hesa Rotary

Bread for Marines Feeds Recruits at Port Royal

At Port Royal South Carolina the Marine Corps bakery turns out over five thousand loaves daily for recruits in the two in one training. Marines say first to fight also means first to eat as their daily chew. Later, Miss Irene Green and James J. McDowell wed at the Lutheran parsonage with Rev P D Brown officiating.

Port Royal S. C Marine Corps Irene Green James J. McDowell P. D. Brown

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W. M. Marr Bryson City Building & Loan Association The Home Banking Co Mutual Building & Loan Association H. W. McCain M.C. Crowson Sec. & Treas Batiste Moffitt Furnishing Company DOT Farm Permament Bown Wheeler Sur Wachovia Bank & Trust Co J. Gurney Briggs Insurance’ Dept Liberty Morris Tngh Point Morris Plan Company Bank of Commerce Budgl Cedar Lodge TOR
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