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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1918
Page
4
The Enterprise asks readers to submit short letters on subjects of current interest. Each submission should include the writer’s name, though the name will not be used if the writer prefers anonymity.
Editorial urges a conclusive peace tied to justice for Belgium and other wrongs by German rulers. It argues against interim or vague terms, calls for national unity, food conservation, and broad public support to secure a lasting victory and peace. It notes President Wilson’s address as a guide and mentions British recruitment plans among Americans.
A reader criticizes low interest among British subjects 18 to 45 in North Carolina toward the British and Canadian recruiting mission. The letter cites 15 600 enrollments nationwide, notes limited local cooperation, and mentions few applicants in Rutherfordton with about 99 British subjects aged 21 to 31 in the state per draft records.
A fragment recalls an old institution nicknamed The Rock and the question of how many people ever visited it. The source hints at inspiration urging to simply ask those who recall it, implying nostalgia and doubt about attendance.
Home Banking company reports rapid expansion of its Christmas Savings Club led by Cashier Crowson. Despite bad weather and coal shortages, the club is expected to become the bank’s largest ever as residents open savings accounts with small sums, spelling broader community and national benefits. Members are being enrolled this week as the Christmas Savings program gains traction.
A Boston Florida plumber describes using Tronized Paw-Paw tonic for malaria chills and fever. He reports weight gain nerves improved and complete symptom relief after three doses daily before meals.
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