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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1917
Page
5
A collage of misc items and sly witticisms on topics from Santa letters to postage stamps. Comments touch on duty in spending, curiosity about automotive speed, the Russian situation, mail order practices, and inflated ego. The column closes with a humorous jab about Germany and postage taxes.
The piece argues for pooling Allied resources to defeat Germany first, warning the westward focus may waste strengths. It cites Belgium Serbia Romania Russia and Italy as consequences of isolated policy and urges unified effort to smash the strongest foe.
The leaders of the Central Empire favor first eliminating smaller foes such as Bulgaria, Turkey, or Austria to free German energy for the western front. They argue that attacking Germany first would be harder, so a reversed order is presented as a good policy.
A local call to residents stresses buying from town merchants to keep payrolls and services in High Point. It warns that mail order buying drains money to distant states, risks store closures, and harms the community’s economy. It contrasts distrust of government bonds with patriotism and notes local attitudes toward Liberty loans and democracy.
A harsh biased opinion letter describes a man vilifying patriotism and proposes extreme responses. It claims a public figure is too patriotic and laments savagery in sinking passenger ships. The fragment hints at information access and moral judgments without full context.
The article denounces war crimes and calls for national unity and patriotism. It contrasts brutal actions with gratitude for blessings and resources, urging readers to pause and give thanks for the past year. It mentions Belgium Poland and Armenia as victims and stresses justice and virtue.
Kathleen Florida woman Mrs Dallas Prine reports relief from numb hands and limbs after using Cardus. She says five bottles restored strength, reduced sleepless nervousness, and allowed her to resume housework and caring for six children. Thousands of women endorse Cardus with no habit forming drugs.
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