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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1917

Page

6

Intricate Mail From Statesville Reflects Office Humor

A bustling newspaper office shows advertising and subscriptions thriving while a prankish internal revenue note prompts staff chatter. The scene features Harold the office boy, Miss Steno Grapher, and a dig at income tax forms as the team muses over income and expenses.

Harold Sam Watts Statesville A. D Internal Revenue Department Sam Lloyd TV Am

High Point City Council Grants $100 Immediate for Company M

Captain Dallas M. Zollicoffer of Company M, First North Carolina regiment, urged the council to provide $100 now with a plan for a second $100 on September 1 to cover urgent bills. The council approved the motion unanimously, noting prior donations and war-time strains as reasons for the request. Company M, active on the border, recently highlighted its drill success and near-war strength.

Dallas M. Zollicoffer First North Carolina Regiment High Point Company Terry Davis Zollicoffer Company M North Carolina Concord

Southern Railway handles large inauguration crowds efficiently

Special to The Enterprise. Washington March 7. Careful pre planning by the Southern Railway system enabled smooth movement of vast post inauguration travel. On March 5 eight regular and six special trains ran from Washington with on time or near on time departures. The railway mobilized expert traffic officials and police to protect passengers and baggage, and eighteen additional special trains were operated successfully.

Washington, D. C Southern Railway Washington Southern

Harvard Men Know Babies

A Philadelphia Press dispatch reports Prof. Johnson of Harvard education notes his Radcliffe class of twenty girls could name only two baby creeping styles, while his Harvard class listed seven methods. He says the Harvard students showed sharper observation and memory.

Dispatch Philadelphia Harvard Johnson Department of Education Radcliffe Prof. Johnson

Food Rioters Demand Price Reductions Not Charity

New York reports the Mothers Anti High Price league rejects charity food moves. They want price cuts for essentials, with distribution by city wagons or community stores, not grocers. Abraham Plotkin cites Socialist backing as talks with George Perkins continue. Potatoes and other staples fall in price as supply lines widen.

New York Mitchel Mothers’ Anti-High Price League George W. Perkins New York City Rachel Panken Perkins Union Square League Columbia River Mr. Perkins Manhattan Brooklyn Bronx Socialist Party Abraham Plotkin Mothers’ Anti Committee of Women Plotkin Panken

French Picnic Image in Yale Review History

The Yale Review recounts a colonial French picnic described by Bayard with vivid detail. It notes French spellings of picnic and nicknames like Janckey Dudle and Ken tokey and contrasts French and American customs of drinking in a rustic riverbank setting. Local servants ferry punch and the loving cup, while guests savor cold meats and pastries and watch fishermen catches.

Yale Review Baron Closen Janckey Dudle Volney Bayard America Teddy Europe

Rust of Inactivity Outweighs Sweat in Adam Smith Note

Fragmentary text appears to discuss inactivity versus exertion with a nod to Adam Smith. No clear event, date, or concrete details emerge. Further readable material needed for a complete card.

Adam Smith

Causes of backache and kidney remedy claim

High Point resident Mrs. R B Welborn describes five years of kidney trouble and back pain then credits Dean's Kidney Pills with restoring her health. The ad promotes 50 cent bottles through Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY and urges asking for Dean's Kidney Pills.

High Point R. B. Welborn E. Washington Street Dean

Hungarian Murderer Zemar Escapes into North Carolina

Greenville March 7 Joe Zemar a Hungarian who killed his wife at Pactolus a week ago and who has eluded officers was seen Saturday afternoon between Hassell and Parmele heading toward Parmele. The heavy ground prevented an immediate search, but officers plan to resume the hunt for any trace of the fugitive.

Greenville Joe Zemar Pactolus Hassell Parmelo Parmele

A Good Old Fashioned Physic Promoted by Mann Drug Co

An advertisement for Poley Cathartic Tablets touts a thorough bowel cleanse and stomach comfort. It claims to relieve indigestion biliousness bad breath bloating gas and constipation without griping or nausea. The copy urges stout persons to try the product from Mann Drug Co.

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Nals White Prise Office Point Citizens William Britten Mann Vaporub Earl Mann E. Compton St Brazil Ind Vick North Carolina Public Bulletin NO. XIV United States Statistics Demon the Public Service Company For Nies the Public Service Company Urges Chas. B. Hole Mann Drug Co the Enterprise High Pot Carier Uncle Sam Bell and North State—No High Point Enterprise
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