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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1918
Page
4
Washington dispatches report strong optimism about repulsing a German offensive but warn against overconfidence. Analysts foresee large Allied actions only after American forces reach full strength in France, with cautious forecasts on war’s end this year.
The article condemns German air raids on Red Cross hospitals near railways, accusing the attackers of brutality and cruelty. It argues German forces are efficient at war crimes, exploit civilians, loot homes, and target mercy institutions, with only a belief that flags were missed. It ends by suggesting Curzon Borgium seeks fame.
Washington officials view Mexico’s move to cut diplomatic relations with Cuba as a potential step toward broader tensions with the United States. Officials fear the action may trigger a break in ties, citing German propaganda influences and reports of Mexican-Argentine discussions. A recent update from Doyle Hughes states there is nothing to report on the matter.
The article cites the New York Herald supporting war mobilization and a draft work policy. It notes Provost Marshal General Crowder will curb idleness, reassign nonproductive workers, and require every draftee to be a producer. It foresees women replacing men in nonessential roles to support farms, shipyards, and munitions.
The Greensboro High Point highway will be finished in time for the J Elwood Cox farm auction by American Ready and Auction company and Thomas Brothers on Wednesday. The vast farm subdivided into small tracts will sell from 10 o clock with Red Cross serving on site.
Rev and Mrs L W McFarland report their son L Paul McFarland has reached France with his American army unit. He enlisted in the medical corps over a year ago and had been out of contact for three weeks before learning of his arrival.
The American Land Company Penny Brothers auctioneers offer 20 small farms two miles northeast of High Point in 20 tracts suitable for truck farming. The Matt Gordon place is subdivided with water, well, spring, and outbuildings. livestock and implements sold. Sale Tuesday May 28 at 1 o clock, two hours only. Every farm fronts a main county road and will be sold regardless of price. Dinner offered and attractions promised.
A soldier with full war risk insurance continues to serve in the front lines, showing that even full coverage does not excuse frontline duty. The remark underscores the expectation of service regardless of insurance status.
Frank Ford, Horist, calls on citizens to place flower orders early to ensure careful handling for numerous relatives and many graduates. He notes delays in deliveries and stresses timely submission of requests as flowers remain the preferred gift for the graduating class.
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