Things Are Changed
A brief notice credits George Matthew Adama as author with copyright held over the work. The item appears as a literary attribution in a print record.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1919
Page
4
A brief notice credits George Matthew Adama as author with copyright held over the work. The item appears as a literary attribution in a print record.
The piece argues that wages rise while salaries stagnate pushing workers toward wage ranks. It notes pride in education survived by working classes, growing trade schools, and higher standards. It suggests education and labor are converging on the belief that salaries and wages equal a fair day's pay for fair work.
French commissioner Captain Andre Tardieu says the League of Nations and the treaty are one issue and must be founded on the peace treaty. He notes the conference is already referring matters to the League for final handling and that without the League any settlement would be in vain. Also includes assorted short items on politics, a divorce case, Lima bean pool, a purse heist, and general war weariness.
Joseph Pennell proposes beautifying the Lincoln highway as a continental memorial to World War I heroes. He urges communities along the route to coordinate soldier memorials under the national fine arts commission, forming a chain of bronze and marble monuments spanning coast to coast.
A brief line from S03 By Morris wonders if the piece will be a duet or if a young performer will carry the entire act, reflecting a question of collaboration versus solo spotlight.
The army casualty lists issued today by the American Expeditionary Forces command reveal 280 names. French fears that Germany may officer a large future army from 100000 volunteers are mentioned, while Americans remain unfazed by such speculation.
Miss Ethel Greenburg of Durham addressed High Point Jews urging support for Zionist aims. Congress resolutions favor a Jewish state in Palestine and equal rights worldwide, with endorsements from Governor Bickett and President Wilson. A Zionist district board and fund committee were formed. North Carolina officials listed among the fallen and wounded in action.
A socialist speaker on a street corner berated the country, government, and the flag. In response a passerby noted that the flag grants him free speech here, unlike other nations where such conduct could land him in jail. The orator moved to a new topic.
Local high school plans spring baseball on the vacant lot at the end of the English street car line. Coach Ralph G Knight has the team practicing every afternoon and promises promising material for a winning season. A game is scheduled for next Friday afternoon.
At a March 4 conference at the White House governors and mayors urge every citizen to subscribe as large as finances permit. They frame the Victory Liberty loan as a patriotic, essential effort and seek an oversubscription to earn world admiration for the United States.
A patriotic appeal praising France for sacrifices in the war and noting a stomach and intestinal remedy marketed by Geo H Mayr. The letter claims the remedy cures catarrhal mucus and inflammation, preventing surgeries. It mentions American gratitude and a money back guarantee after one dose. Hart R Dug Co.
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