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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1917

Page

4

Vatican stance and war faiths in a world at war

A long mixed page item discusses Vatican neutrality and possible alignment amid global conflict. It weighs allegations from The Morning Post about anti Austrian sentiment, notes Catholic clergy aiding troops and training camps, and ponders whether the Vatican should take sides as World War I reshapes political religion. It also covers Guilford students preparing a county bulletin to boost civic betterment and local wartime efforts.

Kaiser image boosting schemes exposed in wartime propaganda

London reports reveal German secret service efforts led by Herr Ledder to improve the Kaiser’s image. A Berlin pamphlet claims the Kaiser’s concern for workers and food was showcased in film and press to boost morale, while public displays of illness and recovery were staged to fan support. The piece notes massive wartime propaganda and urges readers to support Liberty Bonds and the US effort as partners with the military in the war.

Secret Service Herr Ledder Hamburg-American Steamship Berlin Empire Reichstag Imperial Household Germany Kaiseren Europe Paim Potsdam

Notice forbids shooting near city cemetery

All persons are hereby forbidden to shoot in or around the city cemetery under penalty of the law. 31 T. J. Murphy, City Mer Prot Edwards will teach you the Tamous rege Shorthand, day or night, and if you pay after you take a position.

Family Board Courself Germany America United States Government United States Army T. J. Murphy City Mer Edwards Cedar Chest Standard Red Cedar Chest Co Altavista J. A. Hart Drug

Taxes for Liberty Bonds and War Costs

A wartime column by Hermann Hagedorn argues taxes touch all spending from letters to theater tickets. Each tax funds the war, with Liberty Bonds presented as optional only by conscience. Taxes are unavoidable and symbolize a personal contribution to the national effort.

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