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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1917
Page
4
The Enterprise lists Associated Press rights and staff credits with editors and managers. It notes subscription rates, mailing details, time delivery expectations, and a request for readers to notify circulation for late delivery.
A barrage of opinion hails and laments on Russia's war footing. Kerensky's government falters as Petrograd falls and civil war looms, with U S support seen as essential to sustain order while Russia tests the resolve of its people.
The corn crop tops past US history by 6.64 million bushels despite weather cuts near nineteen million. The Food Administration credits newspaper cooperation for boosting production, highlighting corn as vital to daily sustenance and war needs.
Column argues that despite Austro German forces outgunning Italy the defense of France and Britain showed the power of free peoples. It contrasts autocratic Germany with fighters from France England and America and pledges that freemen will uphold the seas and land against Berlin.
A report notes a Western state incident where a suspected pro-German was horsewhipped. The piece editorializes that such punishments backfire, urging restraint while claiming harsh lashings may instill patriotism and deter sedition.
A brief humorous item from Topeka Journal notes a woman asserting she should take an oath while describing a move and her husband leaving the carpets. The exchange blends decorum with domestic detail in a society page tone.
The Tagliamento near Venice emerges as a potential decisive defensive line comparable to major fronts like the Meuse and Marne. The piece notes its size, marshy middle course, and wide lower plains as an obstacle to armies, with comparisons to the Aisne. It also cites Canada’s export growth of pork products to England, France, and Italy from 1914 to 1917, rising from 25.5 million to 207 million pounds, illustrating substitution effects in wartime trade.
The wheat related policy by the food administration reduced flour from 16 to 17 dollars per barrel to about 11 dollars per barrel. Similar drops are anticipated in canned goods beans and other staples as the President extends licensing to staple fed products.
Mrs. Effie EB Kleppe of Averill Minnesota reports three weeks at Fargo sanitarium for rheumatism and kidney trouble with no relief until using Foley Kidney Pills. She states immediate relief followed by a complete cure after a bottle. Mann Drug Co.
A reader from Detroit commends Foley's Honey and Tar saying it relieves bronchitis quickly and that the complaint has almost vanished. The note claims extensive proof of effectiveness for coughs colds and croup and urges getting the genuine product from Mann Drug Co.
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