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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1918
Page
4
Berlin high command acknowledges the American division in France is a capable, ambitious force. Captured intelligence praises American nerve and skill while noting their eagerness and occasional overzeal. The report confirms both respect for their fighting ability and concern at their growing numbers.
Home canners are urged to maximize sugar efficiency and avoid disposal through commercial channels. Government will not buy home canned goods or aid distribution. purchases must be in large uniform lots. Emphasizes using garden produce as main dishes and shipping efficiency to support war needs as politicians relax at home during vacations.
Noblesville Indiana July 15 The fourth annual Marys of the United States convention will be held here with tentative date August 1 The first convention had 20 attendees last year 1200 attended with 20 states represented George M Cohan’s Mary’s a Grand Old Name is the association’s national anthem Mrs Mary Kiva Catterson of Noblesville is president.
Municipal court had a full docket this morning with speeding trials. Several defendants paid costs, two were fined, one was found not guilty for lack of motion, and others received suspended judgments or leniency due to youth or cooperation.
The United States Marine Quartermaster Sergeant Pat Grealy, reputed as the largest allied soldier in France, became wedged in a dugout entrance during shelling. Six former football players forced him out by enlarging the doorway and pulling him free.
A U. S. naval officer, new to British waters, mistook a meat ship flag for the royal standard aboard a flagship. Sir Samuel Geddes recounts the incident at the naval exhibition, noting Admiral Beatty doubted the royal standard could fly, while the officer pointed to a white flag with a blue indicia.
H R Evans of Reynolds Tobacco recounts his wife’s long nerve pains and sleepless nights. After taking three bottles of Dreco she improved, now steady with no back pain, planning another bottle. Dreco, a vegetable tonic, is sold by Ring Drew Co in High Point.
Card relatives express gratitude for acts of kindness after illness and death of a child. An advertisement endorses Foley Kinney Pills for kidney and musculoskeletal complaints. A public notice states the South Main Street business changed hands to D P Westmoreland of Thomasville, who will run Wagner’s Cafe under previous name. former owner not responsible for debts.
Train timetable lists arrival and departure times with no guarantee. Stations include High Point Thomasville Gordontown Denton High Rock Cordontown Ar. High Point. Daily and Sunday morning departures shown with specific times.
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