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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1918
Page
3
The note hints at a practice or policy about phone conversations being safe to express concern or speak freely. It mentions caution and possible privacy considerations while encouraging clear, direct communication.
Raleigh February 14 North Carolina farmers receive a Food Administration exception allowing flour sales to farmers using corn meal grits or other substitutes. State Administrator Henry A Page and Hoover authorize retailers to sell limited flour to farmers with certificates, balancing against supplier purchases and ensuring no discrimination against North Carolina growers.
The quartermaster-general’s reclamation division notes wasteful practices at army posts. Civilians often criticize but also seek justification for sanitary demands driving perceived waste. Army experts acknowledge other imperatives civilians may overlook.
Confederate veterans held a well attended session at veterans' headquarters on Saturday afternoon. Captain Tom Wood presided with Comrade N W Beeson leading devotion and Adjutant Chas D Dowd elected unanimously to replace the late John D Paylor. A generous seed gift from Senator Overman and Congressman Stedman was distributed, and Parkway ladies provided a famed lunch to conclude the program.
The Asheville Times argues Americans must mobilize with men ships and money to confront Prussia and its aim to intimidate Europe. The editorial decries delaying peace and urges immediate action against Germany after Belgium and France atrocities.
Physicians urge Colonel Roosevelt to keep quiet for now but permit political editorials for The Kansas City Star. The move aims to relieve pressure while the ban on speaking remains in effect, as reported by the Wilmington Dispatch.
Greensboro appoints O Go Tones as manager for the synod of North Carolina in a $3 000 benevolences drive set to run coast to coast in a March effort to "go over the top." The North Carolina quota stands at 650 000, with plans for fundraising teams and activity details to follow.
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