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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1917
Page
7
The piece cites U S policy toward Europe and Asia and urges unity at home. It notes Liberty Loan subscriptions and food card pledges, plus Allied coordination to end the war quickly. It remarks on Russia Italy and the Greek situation and echoes Secretary Baker’s confidence in victory.
A Thanksgiving message urges gratitude for blessings and unity despite wartime sacrifices. It notes past fortunes, present safety, and the resolve to face future challenges with faith. The piece emphasizes thanks to God and shared national duty during difficult times.
The plan calls all registrants into five ordered classes with class one called first and each class completed before the next. About 9 million men still registered will receive a questionnaire in a small booklet containing many questions for each man.
The passage outlines five draft classes. Class One covers single men, married men without dependents, unskilled workers, and those incomplete in filling forms. Class Two includes married men with stable income and skilled labor. Class Three lists dependents and various government and industrial roles. Class Four covers dependents and mariners. Class Five includes officials, military, clergy, aliens, and unfit individuals.
The Review writer Dugdale draws compliments for recent pieces titled Activity Inspiration and Retribution. Today Education becomes his topic. Springfield and New York papers reprint the essays and a Baltimore firm’s president praises the work for potential army journal use at Camp Meade.
A public appeal urges continued donations to orphans, urging readers to support those lacking family care. The message emphasizes compassion, sunlight of love, and personal fulfillment from aiding needy children.
J B Ivey of Charlotte State Merchants Representative in cooperation with the food administration offers a $50 Liberty loan bond prize to the North Carolinian submitting by December 1 the best article on food conservation. One foolscap page of typewritten matter. Readers get busy and win this.
The paper urges overdue subscribers to pay by December 1 to keep weekly costs at $1.50 to $2.00 per year. It warns that prolonged credit harms operation and asks all due readers to settle promptly, offering to hold the rate at $1.50 if payments are made today.
The editor walked five miles through fields and woods on a Saturday afternoon yet saw no rabbits. A mix of literary phrases and excerpts note scarce game and emphasize a broader perception of American prowess in air land and sea.
The dispatch notes American views on British wartime decisions and hints at American plans to enter Berlin. It highlights Pershing as a central, formidable figure shaping action on the ground despite British missteps.
By decree of resale in the Guilford Superior Court in the Crathis case the estate of W. Riley Crathis is to be re sold for cash at public auction. The property known as the Dean land in Jamestown township Guilford county with 86 acres more or less will be offered at the courthouse door in Greensboro on Monday November 26 1917 at 12 o clock. JD Hendricks commissioner and WV Ragan attorney announce the sale terms and lot description with bearings and boundaries.
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