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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1917
Page
4
The Enterprise prints AP dispatches and local news and invites letters on current topics. Readers must include name with letters, the paper is delivered by carrier, and a weekly subscription costs 10 cents.
Morning notes reflect weather in High Point, Frank Gotch’s defeat, and casualty talk from France. Editorials and sports previews discuss Hoover bread, Red Cross sales, Lu ke Mel Linke, and MLB delays. Wartime medical stats are cited alongside Broadway stars touring the South and war wound recovery rates.
The British Commons heard Foreign Secretary Balfour reveal Germany approached England last September for a peace conference via a neutral channel. Britain offered to discuss proposals with allies but received no further reply, suggesting the Kaiser aims to isolate England while others stay in the war. The piece argues no separate peace is possible and urges continued Allied unity against Kaiserism. It ends with a Red Cross appeal for Xmas service flags and membership.
Frank A. Vanderlip declares a shabby overcoat a badge of honor. Newspaper men are urged to note the remark.
Treasury secretary urges Liberty bond buyers to honor installments and pay for bonds. He warns against dropping bonds, calling it a calamity for the financial plan and a aid to the Kaiser. Purchasers should stand by their commitments, since the bonds are valuable investments and essential to victory.
A London dispatch calls industrial unrest in England a depressing war feature. It says profiteers in Britain and America profit from food shortages, worsening hunger, and harm the war effort, making them enemies of humanity alongside German militarism.
The British Admiralty reports in a Constantino ple statement that Turkish forces have occupied the islands of Massanissi and Plaka off the coast of Asia Minor. The note confirms Turkish control and marks a significant extension of their coastal reach amid ongoing regional tensions.
Washington December 17 officials forecast a brief temperature rise for the Ohio Valley and Atlantic Coast states by Tuesday, followed by a return to colder weather? The report notes a forecast bulletin from the weather bureau.
Official service between High Point and Winston-Salem and between High Point and Greensboro begins March 2, 1917. Daily departures from High Point Elwood to Winston at 7:30 am 10:00 am and 1:00 pm. Winston to High Point departures at 9:00 am 11:30 am and 3:00 pm. Grennsbors Guilford Hotel stop at 9:00 am 12:00 pm and 2:00 pm. Tickets available from hotel clerk by phone.
The article notes that soldiers formed Death Battalions and proved themselves in trenches, while Eudeth Skvortzova has organized Russian women into naval battalions. Several battalions are already assigned to ships for sea duty.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Commercial National Bank is scheduled for Tuesday January 8 1918 at 10 o'clock in the directors room. V A J Idol cashier signs the notice dated December 8 1917.
Captain Allen addressed a small crowd at the high school auditorium on wartime methods used by Allies and Austro-German forces. Despite apathy, his clear talk impressed attendees and boosted Red Cross membership and funds by about 50.
The annual stockholders meeting of the Bank of Commerce will be held in the Directors' room on Wednesday January 16 at 10 o clock in the morning for transaction of any business. Cashier H A Millis signs notice.
Regular communications of N F Reid Lodge No 344 A F and A M announced for Monday December 17 at 7 30 p m Full attendance is desired W M M R Lynch Secy P V Kirkman
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