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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1918

Page

2

Gospel of Clear Plate Necessary Warns of Food Discipline

Eleanor Brainerd learns of strict wartime dining rules as her mother recalls German table etiquette. The dialogue contrasts plate waste penalties in Briarwood with Germany’s wartime efficiency, framing food conservation as a frontline act impacting democracy versus autocracy.

Eleanor Briarwood Berlin Mrs. Brainerd Fraulein Schmidt Germany Ronger

Enroll Boys for Working Reserve Drive urged nationwide

The United States Food Administration cites Lord Rhondda on wheat exports and food sufficiency. War need prompts mobilization of two million boys aged 16 plus into farming and shop work. National enrollment week starts March 18 with posters by Gibson Treidler and Welsh aiding the drive.

United States Boys’ Working Reserve Charles Dana Gibson Rogers Treidler Welsh

Shipyard volunteer registrations clarified by state official

The state director warns applicants not to quit jobs for immediate shipyard work. Four Minute Men will urge correct views as recruitment proceeds. Interested individuals should register with T L Bland or W S Wilson. county enrolling officers to be listed soon. Salaries and locations will be announced when needed. registration does not exempt from the draft.

Santford Martin T. L. Bland Rocky Mount W. 8. Wilson State Council of Defense Raleigh

Prussian Food Prosecutions Surge in 1917

Amsterdam reports nearly 400000 prosecutions for food regulation violations in Prussia during 1917. Courts fined 151421 cases and sentenced 1781 individuals to imprisonment as congestion grows.

Amsterdam Prussia

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