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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1918

Page

6

Limited Duty Reclassification of Draft Registrants Discussed

Provost Marshal Crowder orders reclassification of registrants formerly listed for limited service. Remedial cases will receive medical attention and possible removal of defects to qualify for general service. Local boards will arrange treatment with designated Guilford County physicians and other doctors within the medical advisory board jurisdiction.

Crowder Medical Advisory Board Adjutant General Guilford County War Department W. H. Hughes R. O. Dees Kk. KE. Dees

Germany to Spend 30 Million on U S Propaganda

Following reports that the Evening Mail was bought by agents of the German government, it was claimed that Germany set aside 10 million dollars for propaganda in the United States. Federal agents reportedly investigate how the funds were disbursed nationwide.

British Night Blow Improves Positions Near Somme Front

British forces improved positions south of the Somme east of Villers-Bretonneux after an operation on Wednesday night. The war office reported heavy German bombardment that night targeting a British position east of Amiens and along the Somme river.

Somme London Jocal Villers-Bretonneux Amiens Somme River

College Men in England Get Some Recreation

The American university union in England, formed for war workers on leave, began weekend trips to historic sites. First to Oxford and Stratford-on-Avon, with contingents from the American army, navy, aviation, Red Cross and YMCA. Hosts included Sir Herbert Warren at Magdalen College and Sir Sydney Lee guiding Stratford visit.

London American University Union England Oxford Cambridge Stratford-on- Avon Stratford American Avy Navy Aviation Service Red Cross Magdeten College Herbert Warren Sir Sydney Lee

Fruit Crops in German Empire Declared Absolute Failure

Amsterdam reports from July 12 that the German empire faces a calamitous fruit season according to the Dusseldorf Nachrichten. Dealers and private persons swarm orchards and gardens, buying fruit at extortionate prices as authorities struggle to curb the panic buying. Cherries and strawberries are available only at fivefold prices.

Amsterdam Dusseldorf

Japanese destroyers face increased submarine engagements

Tokio reports intensified U boat activity in the Mediterranean as Japanese destroyers engage enemy submarines. An official statement says the Japanese fleet cooperates closely with the Allied forces and has been kept busier than ever by the enemy’s extraordinary day and night activity.

Tokio Mediterranean

Two New Japanese Dreadnoughts Named Kaza and Tosa

The Japanese navy plans two dreadnoughts funded by the last diet session to be laid down this year. The ships, named Kaza and Tosa, will be sister ships to the battleship Nagato at Sasho and will form the core of a battleship and six cruiser unit squadron.

Toko Kaza Tosa Nagato Sasho

New York Institute Aids Crippled Soldiers in Training

The Red Cross Institute for Crippled and Disabled Men in New York offers four trades to teach crippled veterans. Funded by the Smith-Sears bill and private endowment, the program aims to restore independence through skilled work, with government and private support guiding reeducation and aftercare.

Red Cross Institute Fourth Avenue Chicago St. Louis Congress Smith-Sears Federal Board of Vocational Education United States New York School Frank R. Bigler Jeremiah Milbank Bigler Kansas City Industral Corporation Douglas C McMurtrin Massachusetts Institute of Technology Department of Printing Columbia University McMurtrie William C. Gorgas American Red Cross War Council Jesse TH. Jones Mr. McMurtrie Surgeon Generals Office The War Department

Germany door knob profiteering admits massive graft

New method of profiteering disclosed in the Reichstag reveals private contractors earning millions from government contracts to manufacture door knobs replacing seized metal knobs. Socialist Deputy Meerfield condemned the scheme as a flagrant abuse of wartime authority. 際

New York Germany Reichstag Meerfield Geman

Troops Sought to Defuse West Hope Pastor Clash

Sheriff J A Spencer asked Toledo police to rush troops to West Hope to stop bloodshed as Rev L K Peters and about a dozen followers faced 200 vigilantes in a hut. German Lutherans protested after a flag incident and armed citizens fired on the vigilantes, wounding one man.

Spencer Toledo West Hope L. K. Peters E. J. Peters

Save Scraps to Make Explosives for Big Guns

Philadelphia reports a Food Administration appeal urging housewives to save edible kitchen scraps in a separate container to boost efficiency. One ton of garbage could yield glycerine for fourteen 79 mm shells and fatty acids for soap, with national waste tied to millions of pounds of nitroglycerine annually.

The Food Administration

Arctic Circle crossing on North Russia rail line festival

London reported that northward trains across North Russia mark the Arctic Circle crossing with a snowbound stop on the White Sea. Passengers stroll the ice for a constitutional break and a picture dinner is prepared as the train rests briefly. The exact spot is approximate and marked, with a small rail gap causing a noticeable jolt as the circle is passed.

London Associat‘d Romania Russia Arctic Circle Equator White Sea

First Women’s Army Review at Aldershot England

Queen Mary in Chief of the Women's Auxiliary Army Corps inspected over a thousand workers from 15 units at Aldershot July 12. Cooks waitresses bakers machinists sailors carpenters and other tradesmen showed precision drill. A squad of Americans helped clear the ground.

Aldershot Eng Queen Mary Coronel Women’s Auxiliary Arm Corps

Sleeper Finds Relief With Mayr Wondertel Remedy

A 50 year old man credits Mayrs Wondertel Remedy with curing long term stomach troubles after eight years of illness. He says three doses let him sleep any way and alleviate ca tarrhal mucus related inflammation. The ad promises a money back refund through Hart Drug Co and retailers.

Mayrs Wondertel Hart Drug Co

Anuric Promoted as Key in Kidney and Rheumatic Ailments

Advert mentions Anurie by Dr. Pierce as remedy for rheumatism kidney trouble and urinary issues. Recommends exercise water intake and double strength tablets with trial offer 10 cents. Customer testimonial from Mrs Sabah A Subabin describes relief from backache scant urine and swelling after using Anurie.

Pierce

Novel Hun List Watches Aid Identification of Dead

Amsterdam reports Germany has published the first casualty list based on numbered watches found with unidentified soldiers. The watches carry maker marks and numbers. German authorities circulate the list to watchmakers nationwide in hopes of matching them and identifying the dead.

Amsterdam Germany

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