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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1917
Page
2
A dramatic sequence follows Sybil and Landry in a car ride with Homer Carleton. A sudden child crossing causes a near accident. Homer assists, pays hospital costs, and reassures the mother while Sybil confronts fear and regains driving skill behind the racing machine.
A poem railing at traitors and those who betray justice and national honor. The verse condemns unscrupulous power and sly plotting, urging steadfastness against hidden foes and the erosion of right.
The speaker reflects on being absorbed in work to afford a car while remembering Louisa Lawrence remains a patient at the hospital. Tomorrow presents a potent reminder of her situation and the ongoing care.
London society finds new amusements as servant shortages grow. Chafing dish suppers at Lady Chetwynd’s Park Lane home let guests cook, while surprise parties flourish with guests bringing provisions to swap pies and fruit, turning entertaining into informal gatherings amid wartime constraints.
Christiania November 21 newspapers voice dissatisfaction with the new Norwegian passport regulation. They argue Danish and Swedish travellers are exempt via reciprocity, eliminating checks on Swedish or Danish passports and allowing free travel without verification. The press warns the rule renders the law ineffective due to widespread fake passport production.
Captain Howard E. B. Sullivan of Battery B 105th Field Artillery was found guilty by a Camp Wadsworth court martial for ordering and witnessing a whipping of Private Otto Gottschalk for sanitary violations. The court sentenced Sullivan to 30 days suspension from command and 30 days confinement to the cantonment, with the approving general later declining the lenient verdict and urging dismissal under the 95th article of war. The general noted the court had resubmitted its verdict after an unapproved finding.
Macon Ga Nov 21 Authorities at Camp Wheeler said last night that conditions at the camp were improving and that there was a decided reduction in patients received at the base hospital during the last 24 hours. Two additional deaths from pneumonia were reported.
Gregg’s Shorthand received the gold medal at the Panama-Pacific Exposition. The program was taught in the Edwards Business College style.
Mrs. Effie E. Kleppe of Averill Minnesota reports three weeks at Fargo sanatorium for rheumatism and kidney trouble without relief. After using Foley Kidney Pills she says immediate relief followed by a complete cure after one bottle. Mann Drug Co.
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