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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1917
Page
4
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The piece questions American humility and leadership in World War I era, noting British suspicion of independent boards, German threats to prisoners, and U S soldiers' image abroad. It contrasts American self-belief with European regard and urges newspaper support to sustain town life and wartime welfare.
Gheensboro NC editor responds to L Bax ter Smith about Pastor Russell's 1914 expectations. The writer argues 1914 did not end earthly kingdoms or glorify saints but notes a later change of dispensation and ongoing Bible study. He defends Russell's fallibility and invites further questions.
The column reflects Lord Northcliffe's critique of British policy toward America and the war. He declines a government role, predicts U S control of war conduct, and questions policies that favor pet political aims over human life and liberty. The piece ponders whether his view reflects European inside politics or a broader warning.
The Motor Service company, a new High Point venture, introduces Jetty and Perry as its main operators with Jetty handling sales and Perry managing the garage. They offer repair services and will showcase Dort and Elgin cars, promising reliable, affordable options for area motorists. Albuquerque Plans First Commission Government Under New Charter. Albuquerque, N M, Nov 19 — the city votes for three commissioners and a city manager in its first commission form election. Officials expect cost reductions and a shift in administration.
William J. Bryan will headline a series of speeches in Chicago to aid the Dry Chicago Federation in the prohibition campaign. His first address is set for tomorrow night at Medinah Temple as volunteers push for a citywide dry movement.
General Pershing's private secretary notes the Gregg Shorthand system now taught in this city at Ed wards Business College. The lesson emphasizes rapid writing and modern note taking for business use.
Mrs. Effie E. Kieppe of Averill Minnesota reports three weeks at Fargo sanitarium for rheumatism and kidney trouble without relief. After starting Foley Kidney Pills she experienced immediate relief and finished with a full cure, per Mann Drug Co.
Danny Gray, head of North Carolina State’s animal industry division, returned from Washington where the national Agriculture Department placed an assistant in swine production for the state. W. R. Anthony was appointed to assist in pork production, under pig clubs director J. F. Mosts, focusing on winter grazing, feeding, fattening pigs, and meat curing to boost the swine industry.
Birmingham hosts a two day conference starting today to perfect plans for coordinating all Red Cross activities in Alabama. Representatives from local branches across the state attend along with Gulf division officials of the American Red Cross.
The private secretary to General Pershing records the development of Cregg Shorthand, highlighting its use in military communications and clerical work during the era. The note emphasizes rapid note taking and legible record keeping for orders and reports.
City taxes for 1917 are now due at the office of city collector R. C. Segars. A one per cent discount applies to all taxes paid during November, as announced by City Manager T. J. Murphy.
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