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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1916
Page
7
The speaker laments lost reverence and calls for a return to family faith and motherly care. He contrasts saving a man on a crutch with saving a cradle, praising quiet strength and the mother’s influence. The prose links such values to heroism, silence, and domestic life, noting wartime employment shifts and easing Paris idle-workmen costs.
Nearly all Serbian parliament members and most government officials have gathered in Nice, France, seen as a de facto capital. The group meets in the mayor's office as the "Club of Serbian Deputies of All Opinions" while thanking France for refuge. The colony includes officers and about a hundred wounded soldiers alongside statesmen.
New York report says Sir Thomas Lipton keeps Shamrock IV boxed, guarded, and unseen at the Brooklyn waterfront since August 1914. Lipton plans to race next year if international conditions allow. Meanwhile the Resolute and Vanitie may race to keep defenders ready for the America's Cup.
According to county records Mrs. Alice Charles transferred a Pine street lot 50 by 155 feet to H F Hunsucker for 2500. Hunsucker then deeded the same lot to Piedmont Mills for 2500, as recorded Saturday.
Dun's Weekly Review notes unprecedented production expansion in bank clearings iron output and steel capacity while demand remains stubbornly strong despite high prices. The piece highlights labor shortages rail congestion car shortages and transportation disruptions due to storms impeding delivery and distribution across industries including leather footwear dry goods and textiles.
A petition from Thomasville citizens asks Guilford county commissioners to construct the High Point Greensboro road on the current roadbed instead of routing by Guilford College. Residents claim the college route would add five miles to trips, inconveniencing motorists.
Southern Railway schedules show No 142 from Asheboro at 7 05 a m No 136 from Asheboro at 12 15 p m No 134 from Asheboro at 5 40 p m No 142 from Asheboro at 7 05 a m again.
Railway timetable announced for October 1 1915 with expected train arrival and departure times at listed stations. Schedule subject to change without notice and not guaranteed.
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