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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1917

Page

6

How Uncle Sam borrows money from private citizens

Washington April Way and means for keeping Uncle Sam s war chest replenished has taken its place among the big problems the government must solve in the present emergency. The treasury will seek to raise much of the 3 5 billion by bond issues as new taxation stalls. Bonds have funded past loans and will continue to finance current needs as citizens flock to safe investments.

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Phrase Fragments on Craft Quality Sighted

A brief excerpt questions materials and craftsmanship, asking if items are “made of the best materials” and created by the “most skillful workmen.” The lines suggest a debate over product quality and production standards.

Women Experts Make War Weapons An Army Of Them

London reports a Ministry of Mines exhibition proving thousands of women mechanics can handle delicate and difficult war work. A rotary aircraft engine rotor and a balance precise to a fraction of a gram show women machining steel cylinders to one thousandth inch and making pumps entirely by women with tools they set and grind themselves.

London Ministry of Minitions

Women Artisans Raise Standards In Wartime Workshop

A display showcases women workers making gauges dies tools and twist drills. An exhibit notes a cylinder gauge ground to three ten-thousandths of an inch. English women now produce optics lenses and prisms with exceptional accuracy rivaling prewar France and Germany, reshaping British industry since 1915.

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