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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1917
Page
4
The column blends home front exhortations with prices and local notes. It calls for strict wartime duties, Liberty bonds, and food saving rules for women, plus weather and public interest items, including a Dallas milk price rise and a Greensboro rail note.
Grand Admiral von Tirpitz, head of the German navy at the outbreak of World War I, celebrated his sixty ninth birthday. A towering figure of naval power, he shaped Germany’s fleet from 1889 onward and became a living symbol of the era’s submarine and battleship emphasis.
Washington reports the U S department of agriculture has reteamed a film shown in major theaters to teach boys and girls in pig clubs nationwide how to raise better pigs. The film compares caring for high quality stock to scrub stock and shows feeding, disease protection, and shelter. The program highlights 45 000 members and notes meat output gains and wartime food needs.
Robert M. Byrne, once a third baseman for the Pirates and later the Phillies, born in St. Louis 32 years ago today, began pro baseball in 1904 with Fort Scott. He played for Springfield in 1905, Shreveport in 1906, joined the Cardinals in 1907, moved to the Pirates in 1909, and was traded to Philadelphia in 1913. Now he runs a bowling establishment in St. Louis.
A 1918 New Year arrives under war restrictions as major capitals from New York to London and Paris curb revelry. The article notes champagne spending drops, festivities postponed, and cities notebook with sobriety until peace returns. Canada leads in restraint, while European capitals curtail celebrations amid ongoing conflict.
The notice recalls a historical survey noting that before the 1800s forgery in England was relatively undeveloped. It traces early forms of counterfeiting and fraud, highlighting the legal and social responses that shaped later enforcement.
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