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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1918

Page

3

Millions of Women Urge End to Malt Liquor During War

A petition led by Mrs Frances F Cleveland Preston and signed by nearly six million women, including leaders from the Federation of Women’s Clubs and the Daughters of the American Revolution, appeals to the president to conserve food by stopping malt liquor production in the United States. The document cites beer ingredients diverting grain from bread, with endorsements from educators and prominent wives of officials and public figures across the nation.

Washington Frances F. Cleveland Preston United States America Women of America Josiah Evans Cowles General Federation of Women's Clubs George Thacher Guernsey General Daughters American Revolution Hi. K. Schoff National Congress of Mothers Parent-Teacher Bradford National Education Association Ella Flagg Young Julia C. Lathrop Mary E. Wooley Mount Hovoke College Ella FF. Pendleton Burn Mawrelleve Colonial Dames Daughters American Revolution Woman's Christian Temperance Union Red Cross Societies Florence Crittenton Missions Missionary Societies Equal Suffrage Associations Federation Women’s Clubs Woman’s Committees Council National Defense Dames of Loyal Legion Woman’s Liberty Loan Committe Woman's Relief Corps National League For Women's Service Federation Music Clubs War Work Counci S Order Eastern Star Mother’s Congress and Parent-Teacher Association State Boards Charities and Corrections Sunshine Society Good Government Leagues Royal Neighbors Grand Army of the Republic Home Makers Association International Order King’s Datehters and Sons Consumers Teague Tiamane Education Soeier

Disoriented Traveler Reclaims Missing 5000

A rough country visitor burst into the police station claiming theft of $5000 in bank paper. Ser gt Pat Murnane questions all, and the porter admits finding a roll and keeping it briefly, mistaking it as a tip before returning it to the gentleman.

Police Staton Pat Murnane Murnane St. Paul Murhane Gemman St. Pawl Pioneer Press

Beware of the friendly advice of your enemies

The saying warns that even allies may disguise harm as guidance and urges vigilance against flattering or well meaning but spiteful voices. It cautions readers to weigh counsel by motive and outcomes rather than by tone or popularity.

Time Is Money Says The Lazy Man’s Counterfeit Paradox

A sharp note argues that time saves money only when used efficiently while laziness breeds counterfeits of value. The piece links idle work habits to financial waste and urges disciplined routines to avoid costly shortcuts.

Local Firms Named in City Directory Listing

A long list of merchants manufacturers and service providers appears in the High Point street directory including W C Beavans T J Steed Ring Drug Co S H Kress Co N H Silver Co C B Mattocks Co and numerous others such as Efird’s Department Store Eugene H Jarrett and Miss Venetia Smith. The compilation also covers hardware stores grocery firms millers and laundry services reflecting the city’s commercial breadth. The array showcases Elm Street Grocery Co High Point Milling Co and High Point Steam Laundry among dozens of retailers and makers.

C. B. Mattocks Co High Point Hardware Co McLellan Stores Co Eugene H. Jarrett Miss Venetia Smith

Ameri can Officers Inn opens in London square

The American Officers Inn in Cavendish Square London was opened by Ambassador Walter Hines Page. Operated by the American YMC A it blends club comforts with 40 rooms. Veterans of the Civil War attend and a volunteer staff of around 100 Americans and Britons carry on daily duties without interruption.

H. Hi. Raphael Walter Hines Page England Viscount Bryce Washington Earl of Haddo Countess of Reading United States Lady Randolph Churchill Bartlett Atlantic Berieg John Lane Hugh Lane Lusitania the Inn Lady Ward Whitelaw Reid Spender Clay Cecil Higgins FE. C. Carter Villan. North New York Allen Nichols Nichols Helibens Coventry Kbse Ofj London Dorin Robson Countess Readerings A.dew

Officers of Medical Reserve Corps Get a Change of Surroundings

Camp Sevier Greenville S C March 1 Major Edward H Goodman Medical Reserve corps who has been stationed for some time at the base hospital has been ordered to the army general hospital at Lakewood N J for temporary duty First Lieut David Sisler Medical Reserve corps attached to Ambulance Co No 119 105th Sanitary train and First Lieut Ben M Meriwether Medical corps National guard attached to Ambulance Co No 118 have been ordered away to northern hospitals for courses of training at the expiration of which they will return to their stations Lieut Sisler has gone to the University hospital Philadelphia and Lieut Meriwether to Bellevue hospital New York

Pital Army General Hospital Lakewood N. J David Sisler Medical Reserve Corps 105Th Ben M. Merriwether Medical Corps National Guard Sisler University Hospital Philadelphia Lieut Meriwether Bellevue Hospital New York

Word to Mothers Praises Foley's Honey and Tar

Mrs E J Bedard of Cowich, Washington says Foley's Honey and Tar is the best for children. It quickly cures coughs and colds, heals raw surfaces, loosens phlegm, eases hoarseness, and eases breathing. Mann Drug Co.

E. J. Bedard Cowich Foley Mann Drug Co

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Jeannette Rankin Montana National Congress Woman's Party Catholic Altar Societies Medical Women Needlework Guilde Woman's Farm and Garden Associations Neighbors Leagues Rebekah Assemblies Pythian Sisters Council Jewish Women United Daughters Confederacy Women’s Bank Jane Addams Hull House Raymond Robins Laura Clay Kate MM. Gordon Jean Gordon Truman H. Newberry Daisy McLaurin Stevens Naval Maud Ballington Booth Frances (C.) Axtell United States Employees Compensation Commission Alice Stebbins Wells International Association of Policewomen Katherine Bement Davis Anna Jarvis Mothers’ Day Kate Waller Barrett Helen King Robinson John A. Logan Philander P. Claxton William J. Bryan Wilfred T. Grenfell Stephen S. Wise Booth Tarkington Owen Lovejoy Luther Burbank States Supreme Courts Unnion Due Alice Hogan Rice Gene Stratton Porter Mariette Holley Mary Meare Jessie Wilcox Smith Annetta St. Gandens Retail Merchants Association CEP AEN NSTC Leetietes Ie Ety Tebe Migs &E Tadaryet Era Allen’s Department Store W. W. Idol & Co Wood Brothers E. K. Ingram Lashmit Shoe Store Matton Drug Co. J. M. Hedrick W. C. Beavans T. J. Steed Dixie Milling Co Gilmer Brothers Co Amos Furniture Co J. A. Dimard Thacker Cannon-Fetzer Co Efird’s Department Store Joe Levine S. Rabinowitz E. C. McLeod S. F. Brown W.H. Gurley D. I. Brooks & Son W. T. Parker J. E. Jester Ed Wills A. Robertson, J. C. Kivett D. A. Fowler F. P. Conrad W. V. Evans J. H. Vestal J. E. Perryman Sheroff Hardware Co Beeson Hardware Co Blair-Hoskins Co Atlantic Store, Inc D. Bones & Son Fowler & Pickett J. M. Farlow B. Wardell M. T. Chaplin W. D. Poor J. R. Barton P. L. Culler A. H. Idol J. W. Montgomer Elm Street Grocery Co H. Harris & Bro D. F. Lopp Arctic Ice & Coal Co J. E. Woollen William Evans Capital Grocery Co Green Drug Co Lewis Brothers Shelton Brothers People’s House Furnishing Co W.T. Justice Henderson & Foust J. W. Sechrest & Son W. W. Ellington C. Dunbar High Point Steam Laundry Mechanicsville Supply Co High Point Milling Co P. H. Johnson Ameri Can Officers Caven Dish Ineglish Camp Sevier Greenville 8. C Edward H. Goodman Sta Vivian Martin R “Molly Entaneplad K C Parersotint Chi Will Broadway Paramount SDIBR Val Li Hadih Teton Fai Graham Phillips
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