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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1917
Page
3
The United States Food administration will license dealers in staple foods to curb speculation and hoarding. Regulators target manufacturers brokers and wholesalers with licenses and public opinion guiding retailers to avoid excessive margins. The aim is to stabilize prices for flour sugar and other essentials during the war and promote substitution of abundant foods to protect exports.
An advertisement for a nationwide health remedy promises a "free test" and a path to ultimate good health. Sold in bottles about 16 ounces for $1 by INTERSTATE DRUG CO Inc New York, urging readers to visit and bless the day they sought help.
The November municipal race hinges on four candidates, with Mor ris Hillquit leading the Socialist line and fusion efforts shaping the Democrat John P. Mitchel and Tammany backed John F. Hylan. William M. Bennett competes as a Republican candidate amid party regularity concerns and shifting coalitions. Polls hint at Hylan winning a plurality and Mitchel trailing, Hillquit in second, with Bennett as a pivotal factor in the balance.
Parker Anderson stands out as the sole journalist owning a newspaper while employed elsewhere. He also operates a telegraph key, with his operator taken by the navy department. German forces split their fronts 2 to 1 between western and eastern fronts since the war began.
No fewer than ten thousand French English and Belgian women are engaged in building huts for soldiers on the western front. The work reflects a massive mobilization of female labor in wartime construction projects across occupied and allied lines.
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