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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1918
Page
7
The piece notes Russia accepting harsh terms amid ongoing conflict and contrasts it with past revolutionary times. It mentions a few speeders caught on the highway Sunday and jokes about not being among the notable offenders.
The article by Mr Dugdale promises a timely and instructive piece titled The Almighty Dollar. It reflects serious effort and aims to appeal to all readers, offering helpful insights to un interest you and encourage reading.
A first letter from Wuhu dated December 12 1908 details a missionary’s zeal to preach in inland China. He recalls arrival aboard a steamer on October 12 and meeting a fellow worker Mr L who dresses to blend in, avoiding hostile scenes. He expresses gratitude for safety, then notes China’s cityscapes echo Shanghai and the journey from North Carolina.
The narrator travels through mud to a mission house on a hill in Wuhu, describes decayed coffins on a cemetery hill, contrasts rustic village life with orderly work and foul conditions, and meets Miss F. and fellow missionaries at the home. He reflects on American-style housing for missionaries, the welcome, prayer gatherings, and his anticipation of language study after a few days’ rest. He signs off as F. C. Carter.
A reader testimonial from Mrs J H Jennings of 220 Willow Brook Ave praises Dean's Kidney Pills for relieving severe back pain and kidney-related discomfort after trying other remedies. The ad notes a 60 cent price and directs readers to Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY for purchase.
A woman with a large knitted bag entered a local shop last week and left without paying, taking a suit that disappeared from the premises. No sale occurred.
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