Readers invited to send short letters on current topics
The Enterprise invites readers to submit brief letters on subjects of current interest. Each submission should include the writer's name, though the name may be omitted if the writer chooses.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1917
Page
4
The Enterprise invites readers to submit brief letters on subjects of current interest. Each submission should include the writer's name, though the name may be omitted if the writer chooses.
The enterprise is delivered in the city by carrier at the subscription rate of 10 centa per week. Subscribers who fail to get their paper on time will confer a favor by notifying the circulation department.
A stream of hortatory quips urges readers to embrace gardening as a patriotic activity. It extols planting vegetables like okra corn beans and lettuce, touts garden-driven food self sufficiency, and pokes playful fun at war time scarcity while invoking familiar cultural references.
The piece condemns press censorship as a betrayal of constitutional principles and laments a 38 to 398 senate vote. It singles out North Carolina senators Overman and Simmons for supporting muzzle laws, urges Roosevelt’s wartime deployment, and urges unity to aid the Allies despite political divisions.
The Greensboro News cites the Statesville Landmark and Winston Salem Republican arguing that postwar social refreshments are wasteful and fashionable. They contend excessive eating at off hours burdens many and could teach economy if rationing or higher taxes curb indulgence.
The house and senate clash over the army bill and the possibility of Col Roosevelt leading a division to France. Opponents doubt his capability but support allowing him to accompany the first American contingent. The piece argues he should have joined the American commission to Russia.
A Dry Goods Economist surveys textile conditions as between seasons unfold. Uncertainty over Washington legislation and war plans weighs on manufacturers and distributors while prices rise on bleached cottons and wool driven by government demand. Production runs below normal due to labor shortages and tighter operating margins.
Winnipeg hosts a relay run to prove the Jefferson highway fits military needs. Several thousand automobiles will depart for New Orleans with governors mayors and officials along the route expected to participate.
The Cardi nals named a new president and secured a noteworthy recruit, signaling a strategic shift for the organization. The move positions the team to capitalize on leadership and talent as they pursue future success.
To prevent self poisoning the copy claims the bowels are clogged with waste matter and the whole system is affected. It promotes Foley Cathartic Tablets as gentle yet effective with no griping or nausea, recommended for indigestion constipation and related digestive ailments. Mann Drug Co.
In London May 14 Soho the Italian quarter faced a shortage as spaghetti was banned. A local Italian restaurateur started a macaroni factory and began producing ribbons while awaiting spaghetti machinery from Italy.
Reports say President Braza appoints Dr. Ruy Barbosa, ambassador to Argentina and pro-war advocate, to lead a special embassy visiting the United States.
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There is widespread catarrh and doctors once deemed incurable. Hall's Catarrh Cure from JF Cheney & Co Toledo is taken internally, acts through the blood on mucous surfaces. A $100 reward offered for any case not cured. Sent circulars and testimonials. Sold by druggists. Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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