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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1917
Page
4
The Enterprise explains it will not donate free newspaper space to the Lyceum course. Local movie houses pay for ads, and the paper urges subscriptions to the Y M C A war fund, framing patriotism and business as intertwined. The piece argues advertising costs are real and local promotions differ in value.
James A. Clarke, pastor of First Baptist, condemns Russellism and its war prophecy claim as dangerous error. He argues the Bible guarantees eternal life to believers and criticizes Watch Tower author Russell for dualist soul doctrine and exclusive scriptural method. Mike Gibbons trains at Camp Dodge between boxing duties and wartime service.
Jimmy Henigan, the national cross country champion, declares retirement after competing in the New England 10 mile run next month. The announcement positions him to end a storied season with one final race in the region.
Government work steady employment offered at American Locomotive Co Richmond Virginia No experience needed pay five to six dollars per day on piece work basis workers sought for government projects in the area
City authorities forbid shooting in or near the To. Murphy city cemetery under legal penalties. Enforcement noted by City Marshal Murphy.
Georgia Tech's eleven impresses with weight and speed as an elite unit. The line averages 181 pounds and the backfield over 170, marking them as a powerhouse of the season. Also noted are twin doctor brothers in football teaching roles at Rochester and Wesleyan. Short consumer health note hails Foley Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder relief plus a reader testimonial from Minnesota.
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