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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1918
Page
8
Fra nce Port town adopts American style as troops arrive last June. Shops display English signs and hosts English shopping terms while American breakfast and ice cream signs attract soldiers. Police and French rules curb drinking. soldiers win broad goodwill, aiding charities with fundraisers like a negro minstrel show raising over $500 for war widows.
Schedule shows Northbound service No 22 leaving daily except Sunday at 3 28 PM with listed stations unreadable. Southbound times are obscured in text.
Washington reports Maj. Granville Fortescue declares new national army includes men of higher intelligence and education than the old draft. The piece highlights diverse European and Middle Eastern origins among troops, the role of language, morale efforts, and a growing cadre of military psychologists shaping attitudes and loyalty in training.
An advertisement touts Dreco, a natural herbal remedy to improve digestion and vitality. It claims to reach the disease cause, purify blood, and restore health, with quick results and widespread local usage endorsed by Ringe Prue Co. in High Point.
A man who asks for little is quickest to protest once told that coal will not be handed over to him. The remark highlights tensions over resource allocation and entitlement in a sparsely supplied area.
An advertisement asserts women are more finely constructed than men and monitor health with Foley's King Pills. It claims the remedy cleanses blood of impurities causing aches and pains in muscles joints backache rheumatic pain and puffiness around the eyes as marketed by Manr Drug Co.
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