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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1918
Page
4
The Enterprise is delivered in the city by carrier at a subscription rate of 10 vents per week. Subscribers who miss timely delivery should notify the circulation department to avoid further action.
A collection of humorous quips and editorial asides on Germany Russia and the Kaiser. The piece touches on UBoat, American troops in France, and the political scene with Lloyd George and Asquith. It notes local references to Durham New Bern and Fayetteville in a satirical tone.
readers urged to transform vacant city lots into productive gardens to boost food supply for soldiers and allies. editors note Camp Greene may close, urging local action to plant beans or peas and involve authorities in providing seed.
A clipping from The Wall Street Journal is reproduced condemning coal administrator Dr Garfield. It argues his tenure would cripple war industries by delaying coal use and tying up mines and distributors while wasting labor and capital, asserting he has not aided production or distribution of coal.
The United States Food Administration High Point division notes that the new order banning wheat flour sales alone boosts NC farmers by increasing corn demand and prices. It expands corn milling in the state, keeps dollars local, and may raise corn price to Chicago levels plus freight, encouraging quick marketing of surpluses. Tomorrow’s paper will offer further analysis of cereal substitute regulations.
Tomorrow's edition will feature Mr Da'ton commenting on the regulations concerning cereals used as substitutes, reflecting Hoover administration guidance and associated proposals. The piece hints at impacts on agriculture and food policy while outlining expected positions.
Testimonial from C F Reynolds of Elmira New York describes rapid recovery after starting Foley Kidney Pills. Claim mentions relief from rheumatic pains backache biliousness sore muscles stiff joints and fatigue. Sold by Mann Drug Co.
Editorial and news columns by Carter Dalton, High Point local food administrator, present practical tips to observe food regulations with minimal inconvenience. Dalton interprets each regulation clearly for Enterprise readers, aiding compliance and understanding.
The Enterprise unites with residents and newspapers from North Carolina including Charlotte to urge Secretary of War Baker to reconsider closing Camp Kreene as a permanent training site for troops. The piece laments the loss of a key state facility.
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