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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1918
Page
4
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The Enterprise welcomes short letters on current subjects from readers. Writers must accompany their letters with their name, which will not be used if the writer prefers anonymity. The paper is delivered by carrier in the city at 10 cents per week.
In a Winston Salem critique the Enterprise argues two army deserters should be given full due process and a chance to justify their actions. It recalls the beating of a Russellite by soldiers and contends the men may have left camp for legitimate reasons and deserve review rather than immediate punishment.
A religious reflection links Easter's meaning with vigilant expectation of Christ's return. The piece contrasts post millennialism with premillennialism, cites Revelation and Old Testament precedent, and warns of societal ills, spiritualism, and higher criticism impacting faith and gospel reach.
The piece notes the October change to daylight saving and urges readers to retire early by ten or nine thirty to gain rest. It mentions church services aligning with new times and trains and industries adjusting schedules accordingly. A reader signing as Patriotism advocates for supporting the new law.
Tomorrow Easter Sunday will be observed with praise services in towns and cities worldwide. The article notes origins in Anglo Saxon spring ritual and the Christ resurrection, mentions disputed dating, and promises special sermons and uplifting music aligned with Daylight Saving time.
A note explains the correct clock change practice for October nights. It instructs advancing the clock to midnight before sleep and letting the clock automatically adjust, then returning the hands later when needed for the time shift.
Inspector T B Washburn, a alleged licensed labor agent and government drug store inspector, was arrested for drunken and disorderly conduct. He was arraigned in municipal court before Judge J Allen Austin. He was fined in the first case and allowed to pay costs in the second case on condition he leave at noon. He departed at 12.
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