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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1917
Page
4
The piece argues Bolshevik rule cannot endure as they pursue land and wealth redistribution while failing to gain popular legitimacy. It cites distrust of Bolshevik leadership, reports a Petrograd bacchanalian charge, and predicts a long and costly struggle ahead for the United States.
The piece argues Massachusetts politics under Governor McCall should not shield a wanted criminal from West Virginia. It notes assurances given for protection against mob violence and questions how a state should handle a fugitive accused of attacking a minor. The author warns against Massachusetts becoming a sanctuary for criminals.
A wartime column urges Americans to curb extravagance and adopt nation wide conservation. It stresses limited sugar wheat beef and gasoline supply as crucial for feeding allies soldiers and submarines and warns hardship if restraint is delayed.
An essay argues against Prussianized moralism, comparing Dr Watts to a gallows vagabond and condemning German militarism. It asserts that without liberty struggles, Germans or Americans could share harsher paths, citing Nurse Cavell and bombed schools to illustrate ongoing war ethics failures.
A wartime plea warns of gasoline exhaustion imperiling Allied mobility and victory. It stresses the danger of overuse during joy rides and urges restraint, noting Germany's potential tech advances and urging Americans to curb extravagance for national survival.
The passage argues that acts should not be treated as individual crimes but as expressions of government policy. It suggests that only when such actions are recognized as state policy will democratic Germany hold leaders to account.
New York critics hail Have a Heart as the jolliest witty and tuneful musical comedy in town. Philadelphia Evening Ledger lauds the cast staging and singers while Mike McNulty trains Roy Moore for a bantam match under his wing.
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