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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1917
Page
4
A heated column questions congressional probes and wartime reporting while critiquing press warnings and draft rules. It notes a push to study cotton and beef speculation, mocks civic vanity, and proposes High Point consider municipal electric power to avoid plant shutdowns during storms.
The article outlines draft rules for physical and dependents exemptions, stressing a 75 percent fitness expectation and exemptions for vital federal workers. It praises boards' fairness and argues the draft strengthens the nation, aiding the Allied war effort as Kerensky unites Russia’s army for a broader European victory.
The article warns that military leaders in China may demand a return to Manchu rule, signaling possible civil strife and a test for republican ideals. It notes Japan’s interest, distrusts Western meddling, and urges focus on Germany’s war rather than internal Chinese affairs.
The belated Russian push is welcomed in America as a sign Russia remains in World War I. The American mission is tied to current actions in Galicia and the Caucasus. With Russia joining the effort, the western offensive gains momentum as thousands of Americans arrive to bolster British and French forces.
William Walinsierg thirty six of Bordentown New Jersey died at City hospital from injuries after a crash on the White Horse Pike two miles east of Egg Harbor last night. He had a fractured skull and did not survive surgery. His wife the other occupant of the car was improved after an operation. Clarence Sowden Bordentown garage owner driving the car is in critical condition as is his one year old Benadean and Mrs Snowden also serious. The other three will recover.
Copenhagen July 3 Premier Zahle refuses Conservatives demand that Socialist Minister T Stauning retire from the cabinet. Stauning's role in the Stockholm conferences is seen by Conservatives as inconsistent with Nordic peace mediation abstention. They propose replacing him with a Socialist less tied to Stockholm. M Rottboer may withdraw, but a cabinet rupture is not expected to trigger new elections.
President Menocal sent a congressional message urging a law to indemnify buyers of Cuban Ports company bonds issued under a Gomez era concession for port sanitation. He had vetoed the act as illegal, noting most bonds were sold in the United States and England, with both governments backing indemnification to aid Cuba's $30,000,000 land issue.
Paulsboro July 3 Less than half of about fifty jitney drivers obtained licenses under a new ordinance setting a $25 fee effective today. Many operate between Woodbury where the fee is $10. Some say they will quit or raise fares from 25 to 35 cents to cover the higher charge.
Local retailer Hobb's store advertises a special hoes day this Saturday with a 20 percent discount on dry goods and a special bargain day event.
The author of Kitcheners Mob is praised as a courageous figure who rejoined the French aviation service after a severe wounding. Corporal James N. Hall, an American aviator, fought in France, downing enemy aircraft before being wounded in a clash against several German planes. He hopes to recover quickly to continue his exploits with the allied air forces.
Ocean City New Jersey July 3 Dr T D Sensor director of the state summer schools and many faculty members have arrived. The faculty will gather tomorrow at the First Methodist Church at 930 for a welcome by Mayor Joseph G Champion and remarks by Dr Senior outlining the school’s work. Sessions run six days a week through Saturday August 4.
San Francisco July 3. Barber Shop Proprietors association members announced that starting July 15 hair cuts will rise from 35 to 50 cents and shaves from 15 to 20 cents. The advance covers the cost of barber supplies.
Readable OCR notes show sugar sold at 8 cents a pound cash in H store and 8%4 cents in b store. The fragment indicates three-time mentions with shorthand shop names and unit price. No further context on brand or date.
Fragmented notice claims Mayr's remedy cures stomach disorders including indigestion ulcers and gall stones. It markets the product through Hart Drug Co and warns many symptoms may mask serious diseases.
An advertisement touts Tasseo tablets from Hart Drug Co as a safe, physician recommended method to reduce flesh. It claims quick results, assures harmlessness, and offers mail order if the store cannot be reached.
An advertisement from The Tassco Co of Boston Massachusetts promises a free 50 cent box of an obesity treatment sent by return mail. Readers are asked to enclose silver or stamps to cover postage and packing.
Reader-friendly radio schedule fragment lists stations Ly Daily Ex Sunday with times like 10 55 and locations including Thomasville Gordontown and High Point. The sparse OCR hints at a local listing of stations and times.
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