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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1917

Page

3

German Spy Entanglements Unfold Under Fire in Brussels

Ethel Wil loughby secretly weds streetman a German spy while Captain Redman reveals the truth. On the eve of war Ethel plans revenge in Brussels posing as a German agent. American journalist Charlie Brown and Major von Brenig clash with Streetman as the inn siege unfolds amid shifting loyalties.

Ethel Willoughby Hen Streetman Larry Redman Sir George Wagstaff British Admiralty Charles Brown New York Ethel Sir George Streetman Captain Redmond England Brussels Charlie Brown Madame de Lorde

Wall and firing squad seal spy’s fate at inn

Streetman schemes to use a fake capture to feed false plans to the English while Major von Brenig edges toward a potential double game. Henri Christophe is executed as a supposed spy after a hidden telephone is discovered, Jeanne Christophe pleads, and Charlie Brown learns the grim outcome before being forced to Brussels.

Streetman von Brenig Berlin Trench 27 Brenig Wilhelmstrasse Karl M’sien Major von Brenig Henri Otto M’sieu Henri Christophe Christopher Hans Christophe Jeanne Jeanne Christophe Jeanne d'Arc Henry Streetman M'Sieu

Household thrift and seasonal preserves guide readers

A 1940s style home economics column urges women to help the nation by thrift at home. It lists canning and jelly tips such as Apple Catsup and Wild Grapes for Winter Use, plus Pear and Peach Preserves, followed by multiple salad recipes and serving ideas.

United States Department of Agriculture

Hay Fever Causes By Pollen From Grasses And Trees

The article explains hay fever arises from pollen carried by the breeze from grasses including Johnson grass nutgrass Bermuda grass and oats and from trees such as red cedar and black walnut. It notes pollen spread by insects and emphasizes breeze carried pollen as the usual cause.

Russia forms provisional republic with Kerensky in power

A cabinet of five led by Premier Kerensky is named to govern all state affairs as Russia proclaims a republic. The move follows the Korniloff revolt, while Don Cossacks refuse to surrender General Kaledines amid tensions with the new government.

Kerensky Russia Korniloff Republc Diers Moscow M. Nikitine War and Marine No Party Grand Council of the Don Cossacks Kaledines

Wreck on Eastern North Carolina Rail Line Amid Floods

Flooding in eastern North Carolina causes seven washouts on the Atlantic Coast Line between Wilmington and Goldsboro. Traffic suspended for days. wrecking trains from Rocky Mount and other cities rushed to the scene. Engineer J B Ericsson and two workers slight injured. Local trains run 35 miles from Wilmington toward Goldsboro.

Wilmington Atlantic Coast Line Wilmington-Goldsboro Chadbourn Elrod Goldsboro Rocky Mount J. B. Ericsson Waycross Florence S. C

Hospitals to rebuild in nineteen cities in reconstruction plan

Washington announces tentative sites for great reconstruction hospitals to rehabilitate wounded soldiers returning from Europe. Major General Gorgas cites nineteen populous centers including Boston New York Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Buffalo Cincinnati Chicago St Paul Seattle San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Kansas City St Louis Memphis Richmond Atlanta and New Orleans.

Washington United States Wounde Europe Gorgas Boston New York Philadelphia Baltimore Buffalo Cincinnati Chicago St. Paul Seattle San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Kansas City St. Louis Memphis Richmond Atlanta New Orles

Senate Passes War Credits Bill Across Vast Bond Plan

The Senate approved a sweeping war credits bill authorizing new bonds and certificates totaling 11.538 billion dollars with no roll call or dissent. The measure preserves treasury secrecy powers and terms, while bond amounts and interest provisions remained largely unchanged.

Washington Bis Senate Treasury

Child Labor Law Applies at Cantonments and Reservations

Washington Secretary Baker ordered that employment of children at cantonments and other government reservations conform to the federal child labor act which forbids employing children under 14 and restricts hours for those 14 to 16. States must issue certificates for 16 and under, with federal certificates for out of state workers.

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By Richard Parker Roi Cooper Megrue Mr. Brown Charlie George Strassman George Wagstaff Germany Papa Ere Russian Republic N. C Cantonmen
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