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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1916
Page
8
The article quotes a secretary praising Woodrow Wilson's leadership as patient and just. It credits him with saving American lives, preserving civilization, upholding neutral rights, and inspiring global moral energies as the United States faced European turmoil.
Baltimore specialist A B Wentworth, noted for truss expertise, will visit the city this week. Free consultations available for those with hernia or rupture concerns.
A dealer advertises the Wentworth Hold-Fast Truss with soft suction pads for comfort and no slipping. It claims to seal ruptures quickly without surgery and offers free examination and advice with reasonable prices. Demonstrations at a local point on Saturday and Monday, June 3 and 5.
A London man calling himself a professional rabbit catcher and ratting veteran asked for military exemption claiming his services were invaluable. He said he had killed 10,000 rabbits since August but the plea was denied as he would be an excellent rat catcher for the trenches.
Secretary of War Baker in Columbus as chairman of the Ohio Democratic convention denounced the Republicans as an aggregation of factions with no principles and praised President Wilson and Democratic policy on economic program national preparedness and foreign affairs. He urged a Democratic victory next year to ease Ohio’s financial stringency and uphold U S aims in Mexico and Europe.
At the German war exhibition in Hamburg last May an item titled The Gold Booty from the Moewe displayed imitation gold bars in three of fourteen display cases. The booty came from the British steamship Appam seized by the commerce raider Moewe.
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