Advertising as key to business growth in High Point
The High Point Enterprise urges merchants to use advertising to expand reach and attract top customers, noting that slowing ads slow business and proactive promotion leads to success. It critiques public figures and discusses local issues while urging community engagement and responsible discourse.
Enterprise Reflects on War Roles and Carranza proposal
The Enterprise discusses war sentiment and aims to interpret German American tensions. It endorses America first while praising Carl Schurz and notes General Venustiano Carranza proposes a candid, non-confrontational approach to guiding readers through the conflict between nations.
Patriot Call to Arms and Peace Talk in High Point
The piece argues for staying neutral to prevent U.S. entry into war with Germany and supports Caranza’s peace proposal. It cites hunger in Europe, Japan relations, and warns against jingoism while praising patriotic sacrifice and the city’s hospital initiative as a moral duty for churches and citizens.
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Voice of the People on High Point Hospital
A reader argues the proposed Methodist hospital would boost High Point’s progress and bring advertising, more specialists, and economic benefits. He urges residents to set aside religious labels and actively support the project.
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Celebration of Lincoln's Birthday Ends in Cumberland Gap
Cumberland Gap Tenn Feb 13 Three days of Lincoln birthday events and the 20th anniversary of the Lincoln memorial concluded with pledges totaling 2,000,000 toward the university endowment fund. Resolutions backed President Wilson amid the crisis. male students pledged to enlist if war comes. Former Senator Towne of Minnesota delivered the principal address.
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Four Die as Crowded Street Car Is Wrecked in Louisville
A Louisville street car carrying numerous passengers was struck by a Southern Railway locomotive at a grade crossing in the western part of the city last night. Four residents of Louisville were killed and more than 20 injured, some seriously. The impact hurled the car about 150 feet and it struck an automobile, overturning its driver, who is believed fatally injured.
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