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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1918
Page
2
A fragmented political tirade accuses opponents of dictating policy and mocks volunteers as a sign of broader public pressure. The speaker implies a quick reversal if the country fails to meet certain demands.
Japanese business leaders show resistance to intervention in Siberia. Stocks weakened as fears of mobilization rise. Trade slackens with U S and Asia, shipping costs rise, and measures on hemp and hemp braids affect industry. Prices for textiles, metals, and foodstuffs climb amid broader market anxiety.
Peking correspondent reports China and Japan agreed to discontinue specie redemption by the Chinese provincial Bank of Manchuria and guarantee local bank notes, giving Japanese interests a competitive edge. A 3,000,000 yen Japanese fund backs notes, while American banks face disadvantage. the move inflates the Peiyang dollar and pressures other nationals. American officials protested but the governor general offered a limited exception, which was refused. Special note on Fuely Kidneys Pills appears at article end.
North Carolina farmers will receive 15 to 20 cents per bushel more for this year’s wheat than last year, under the Food Administration Grain Corporation plan. State mills set prices with a spread for milling costs, averaging about 10.85 per barrel for flour and 32.50 per ton for mill feeds.
A period advertising feature extols Stella Vitae as a long used remedy for female ailments. It cites a near perfect refund record and a testimonial from Mrs. Russell of Mill Springs North Carolina who reports weight gain and relief from heart palpitations after using the medicine.
Henderson Foust and partners announce updated operating hours for markets. Weekdays close promptly at 6 PM with Saturday night close at 11 PM. Notice dated July 27, 1971.
Reported price range for wheat at mills in North Carolina is 2.35 to 2.40 dollars per bushel with lighter grades selling for lower. The note indicates market variation and pricing tiers among wheat types.
A list of ladies and men's apparel items advertised for Monday including gauze vests 10c shirts 134c dress ginghams hats corsets and children's gingham dresses with prices ranging from 29c to 2 dollars. The ad emphasizes front and back lace corset values and bundled garment deals for immediate purchase.
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