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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1917
Page
4
An editorial in the Richmond News Leader laments King Constantine’s abdications and notes casualties of war. It critiques war aims, praises Red Cross fundraising, and wryly comments on social behaviors while urging devotion to country and a large wartime relief effort.
In a patriotic appeal, the article urges immediate Liberty Bond purchases to fund the war. It frames the loan as a safeguard against higher taxes, promotes three and a half percent tax free return, and contrasts American resolve with German aggression and brutality.
A wartime appeal condemns desertion and urges all citizens to support the Liberty Loan. It states refusal to participate signifies disability or desertion and advises consulting terms if disability is claimed. The message frames compliance as patriotic duty.
An unsigned column by Samuel T. Glover argues Liberty Loan subscriptions protect personal liberty and future peace. It warns that German victory would spark massive mobilization, coastal damage, and economic ruin, urging every American to subscribe fully to support the government now.
A wartime recruitment styled plea urges purchase of Liberty Bonds with assurances of liquidity. The text mentions a school in England to train girls as motor plow drivers and an health ad praising Foley Cathartic Tablets from Mann Drug Co.
The Kaiser awaits the result of the Liberty loan bond sale closing June 15. The Concord Tribune urges America to respond in a way that will make the German monarch quake in his boots.
The Wilmington Dispatch reports a rich lineup of artists for the Morehead City ascet program, led by Secretary Sherrill of the North Carolina Press association who had feared paper costs would curb outreach. The circular plan now shines as a notable cultural showcase.
Ed Mayo works on a historical map of early Wilson detailing streets, homes, and occupants. The project recalls landmarks such as a marl hole on Lee street, Sheriff Simms’s home, Hill and Vance streets, the tobacco district cemetery, Jimmie D. Barnes oil mill area, the old market house, Lut hotel, Rountree Barnes Co, and Branch’s store as part of Wilson’s growth over 50 years.
Thomas J. Murphy former Greensboro mayor and recent re election defeat has been chosen as High Point city manager with a 2400 salary. The decision reflects a belief that municipal government will evolve into a science with trained experts directing public affairs.
The City Transfer Co. advertises competent staff and reliable service with a claim that no job is too large and every move is done right for patrons seeking dependable hauling.
The notice lists departure and arrival times for multiple Southern Railway trains serving High Point and nearby lines. It includes No. 107 from kiigh Point at 2:10 pm and No. 141 from High Point at 8:15 am, plus several others with morning and evening slots and Sunday variations.
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