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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1917
Page
2
The Green Shorthand used for reporting Secretary McAdoo's Liberty Loan speeches is now taught locally in the city by Edwards Business College.
Petrograd, Nov 20. American analysts in the Industrial Gazette propose a bilateral exchange to develop trade with Russia after the war. They urge American agents to promote goods and railway expertise while inviting Russian workers to study American industry. An exchange of craftsmen and engineers would foster commerce and mutual understanding, boosting exports of wool, seeds, and agricultural implements.
The United States government seeks thousands of stenographers and typewriter operators for federal departments. Examinations lead to certification and appointment in Washington DC. Women are urged to apply, with training available. Entrance salaries range from 1200 to 1600 dollars annually. Applicants must be at least eighteen.
The notice provides scope and character of the examination and directs applicants to obtain blanks from the Phi U. S. Civil Service Commission in Washington D C.
The twenty third annual Florida Federation of Women’s Clubs convention gathers in Tampa for a week of meetings, with hosts escorting delegates to quarters. Washington guests include Mrs. Josiah Evans Cowles, Mrs. Nellie Peters Black, and Dr. Edward Conradi. The event blends business sessions with entertainment adventures for visiting delegates.
A glareless screen designed for portable electric lamps has been developed to reduce glare and improve readability in low light. The device aims to minimize eye strain while maintaining brightness for outdoor or field use.
Paris reports the Women's War Relief Corps will open club rooms for American nurses and other women in war relief work soon. An option has been claimed on suites on the Grand Boulevard with tea and reading rooms to start, with meals later if needed.
In this city, speeches in behalf of Secretary McAdoo are being taught by Edwards, reflecting a push to study policy discourse. The effort targets civic engagement and public understanding of administration aims.
James Edwards of 208 Harriett Street Montgomery Alabama reports his whole family uses Foley's Honey and Tar Compound to cure coughs and colds. The product clears blocked air passages heals raw membranes loosens phlegm and eases sore chest with Mann Drug availability.
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