The Draft Registration and War Mindset in Wartime News
A collage of wartime chatter references conscription, urging registration over evasion. It questions morale and patriotism while noting pushback to sympathy for German policy, and highlights North Carolina’s approximate 15 000 national draft quota from a 194 000 registration pool.
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North Carolina
Food supply and conscription advocate price controls
A political piece denounces food speculators driving up prices while the nation plans to conscript young men for World War I. It calls Congress to enact laws forcing sale of necessities at affordable prices, demands feeding France, and urges conserving and redirecting the food supply to allies.
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Europe
Congress
Germany
France
United States
Grim Reaper Ends Career of Australian Boxer Les Darey
The piece narrates the life of Les Darey an Australian boxer barred from boxing in New York by Governor Whitman. After enlisting in the American aviation service to aid France he died of pneumonia. The article argues the slacker label harmed him and warns against shirking national duty.
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Les Darey
New York City
Contemplation on a Brother's Death and Contempt
A fragment reflects on a brother's rebuke and the hope that the deceased may find contentment in death, suggesting enduring worry for the survivor.
Citizens praise board for hiring city manager from out of town
Voice of the People says Greensboro paid six years of experience to Murphy, faults High Point for gloating, and commends the board for choosing the best candidate from another town despite local politics. It argues Greensboro gains while High Point felt slighted as a “gallerdog” and a red headed step child.
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the Enterprise
High Point
Greensboro
War and moral reform in the draft era
The piece argues wartime duty requires strict discipline and temperance among troops and recruits. It recalls past prohibitions on alcohol on military reservations and ships, urging continued removal of intoxicants to maintain readiness and safety in the nation’s armed forces.
Prohibition in War Times and Zeppelin Raids Reported
A wartime reflection argues for strict liquor controls to keep the army sober and dependable, noting desertion linked to drunkenness, temperance gains, and taxation of alcohol. It recalls German airship bombardment of Folkestone announced by Berlin and London.
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Internal Revenue Bureau of the Treasury
Public Auction For Lumber Carload At High Point
Public auction to the highest bidder for one carload of lumber consigned to Quinlin Moore Lumber Co for freight storage and other charges near Southern Car Co at High Point Casket Co lot on Tuesday June 26. Terms cash.
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Quinlin & Moore Lumber Co
Southern Car Co
High Point Casket Co
Prohibition Law Rigidly Observed Near Camps
War Department reports the Army Act prohibition on liquor sales to enlisted men and officers in uniform near camps is being strictly observed.
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Washington
War Department
Foley Cathartic Tablets Advertisement Claim
To prevent self poisoning, bowels clogged with waste matter poison the whole system. Foley Cathartic Tablets work gently but surely, do not gripe or cause nausea. Suggested for indigestion constipation sick headache bloating biliousness sour stomach gas coated tongue bad breath or other digestion disorders. Mann Drug Co.
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Mann Drug Co
Penetrating oil claims rapid relief for rheumatism and pains
An advertisement promotes a new remedy for rheumatism, nerve pain, lumbago and joint swelling with claims of internal and external use for coughs and throat infections. It asserts instant relief as the oil penetrates to affected parts, noting tests with leather and offering bottles at 25c 50c and 1.00 with money-back guarantee from J A Hart Drug Co near the post office in Ady.
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J A
Hart Drug Co
Postoffice
Ady
Fragmented OCR Milestones and Times from South Region
OCR extract shows scattered numbers and times across regions including High Point and South. Entries list leaves counts and page markers with mixed abbreviations and misread items, lacking a clear narrative or event.
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Theo
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Pilsen
European
Waters
Miss Alyss
England
Ferman
Jones County
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Wilmington
South Carolina
Tion
Ping
Madam Gadski
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Hans Tauscher
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New York
Atlanta
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America
the Grim Reaper
Whitman
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Ameri
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Darey
Tional Peril
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Voice OF
People
Citizen
William Harding Carter
Spain
Kansas
Berlin
London
German War Department
Schaub
Southern Railway
Foley
V. DeKeuster
Amberg
Wis
Mann Drug
National Press Bureau
Buffalo
N. Y
High Point Buggy Co
Rowland Park
J. W. Austin
Elm Street
Willsbury
Pickett Cotton Mills
D. H. Parsons
D. T H. Parsons
D. Bones
C. W. Keever
L. Mazer
5Th St
Philadelphia
Mechanicsville
Steel Street
J. B Clements
Welborn Supply Co
Tomlinson Chair Co
Metallic Bed Co
Wheeler
AL. J. Klapp
Admi
Woodward Bldg
Washington, D. C
Miller
Will
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Winston-Salem
High
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Elkin
Wilkesboro
Mt. Airy
High Point Ly
High Point Elwood Hotel
Guilford Hotel
Interurban Motor Lines
O. A. Kirkman, Sec. and
Treas
Belgium
the Commercial National Bank
N.C
J. Elwood Cox
C. M. Hauser
H.P.R
Anne
A. A.m
North
Carolina & Yadkin River
Thomasville
Gordontown Cid
Denton
High Rock No
High Rock
Gordontown
Alty
W. C. Boren
Board County Com
Robt. Pickett
Tax Lister
D. Hall
Masonic Temple
Winston-Salem, N. C
PPR Ee
W. A. Barber Printing CO
R. E. Andrews
C. E. McManus
Bank of Commerce
General Watch and
South
T. W. Hilliard
Joseph Drayer
South Main St
J. A. Hart Drug Co
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co
J. G . Gurney
Bri Riggss, Maer
J. Fred Tesh
Optometrist
Bank of Commuities
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toleco
Ohio
Toledo
Detroit Jewel
North Carolina Public Service Company
Thacker
New York Life Insurance
F. A. Ggburn
Phone
WN. OC
Benk of Commerce