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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1917
Page
4
An extended column argues German resolve behind the Kaiser and government, urges invasion of German soil as a turning point, and predicts long war fatigue will grow when war is felt at home. It also critiques the Woman's Party protests at the White House and mocks suffrage advocates.
The Greensboro Record notes 25 percent of residents demand recall to fix municipal wrangles over theater management and school payroll cuts. It urges prayer for peace, cites past Wilmington and Charlotte reforms, and links water pollution to sewage in the city supply with a call for corrective spending.
Wisconsin Supreme Court upholds hogs rights to exist alongside a summer cottage if kept clean and first in place. Texas appeals court reverses a hog damages verdict, ruling mud and water two inches deep in pens during rain may not injure hogs. Judge Pollard’s mule incident illustrates a novel probationary method, fining the defendant after weighing a mule’s sore pain. Kentucky and Alabama distiller cases split on whether brandy made from another’s apples counts as a sale.
Caroline Ticknor reflects on France’s aid in 1776 to 1780, detailing money, ships, and troops pledged and delivered. She notes Lafayette, Rochambeau, and Count de Grasse, the Franco-American alliance, Yorktown victory, and the enduring debt France incurred for American independence.
A reflective verse piece where the speaker contemplates mortality and memory while addressing the grass and clod. The poem explores quiet longing, time, and the wish for ease in a world where life moves between dreamful whispers and unfolding destinies.
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