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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1918
Page
4
The Enterprise is delivered by carrier at 10 cents a week. Subscribers who fail to receive on time should notify the circulation department to avoid missed issues.
Editors urge careful public education before the North Carolina constitutional convention vote in the general election. They warn against sweeping reforms, favoring a progressive yet restrained revision to better fit modern conditions while avoiding a “freak” constitution. The piece also notes Russia’s situation and possible shifts in U.S. stance toward Germany and postwar diplomacy.
President Wilson cabled a Message of Sympathy to the Russian people for delivery at the Soviet Congress meeting today. The note emphasizes France and cooperation, and asserts the United States will aid Russia in achieving sovereignty and independence in its own affairs.
The War Department weighs publishing casualty lists weekly or semi monthly instead of daily to conceal losses from the enemy. Officials expect some benefit to the Allied cause, but critics fear increased confusion and distress at home. The Enterprise urges weighing harm to families against any advantage before action.
Salisbury March 12 J N Ledford 45 a leading Cooleemee merchant on the Yadkin river committed suicide last night by tying an iron weight about his neck and jumping into the mill pond in town. He left a note in the store directing his stenographer to open the safe to find his body and location. No cause is given.
London March 12 Japan had not yet decided on dispatching troops to Siberia Premier Terauchi told a question in the change of representatives Reuters dispatch from Shanghai filed March 9 Tokio advices. He said the government would act with utmost care and caution in this momentous situation.
W D Branson of Kernersville credits Dreco herbal medicine with quick relief from liver trouble and constipation. He notes many others benefited after trying the plant based remedy, sold by Ring Drug Co in High Point.
In a first grade room Willie, a 10 year old pupil, is poorly prepared as Miss X probes why he fell behind. The dialogue reveals he worked last night at the mill and spent the day tired, while the piece condemns child labor and urges Americans to confront domestic slavery and factory practices.
Marguerite Clark compares district school life to studio hustle. She is busy promoting Bob's Matinee Idol, her latest Paramount picture to be shown at the Broadway theater tomorrow with ongoing press interviews and appearances.
Washington dispatch reports Major General John Biddle to command all American troops in England after relief by Major General Peyton C March. Army orders list two aides to his staff.
An old health note warns that uric acid from meat can clog kidneys and cause pain, headaches, and night-time urination. It recommends four ounces of Rad Salts in water before breakfast to flush and stimulate sluggish kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and end bladder weakness.
Snow and cold snap boost demand for Foley's Honey and Tar. Mrs. Edward Sterry of Clinton Ohio says it is the sole medicine for coughs and colds and recommends it highly, noting its safety for children.
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