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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1917
Page
4
A verbose column notes unsure crown health and political upheaval, comments on Japan and China, fashion trends, and media plots. It mentions Cagses's story, von Bernstorff, Wilmington mystery, and Mrs. Robert Worth Bingham’s alleged poisoning, reflecting a sensational press mood.
William English Walling argues that a German revolution is unlikely without allied military pressure. He contrasts Germany with Russia, notes German Socialists favor legality, and says only decisive allied victory and just peace terms can trigger change. The piece frames allied victory as the path to revolution.
A Raleigh dispatch reports a survey of 50 staple foods showing 47.4 cents worth of corn meal equals $1 of wheat flour in nutritive value. The piece notes corn products are wholesome and more general in the South, with a Food Administration campaign urging substitution of corn for wheat. North Carolina residents are responding readily to the suggestion.
The piece condemns former German ambassador von Bernstorff and associates for urging submarine warfare and attempting to bribe Congress to betray national honor. It calls for investigation into potential congressional complicity and urges a reform of Germany's diplomatic corps after the war.
The Central Engineering company is completing Centen nial avenue after seven to eight months of closure. The city hopes for prompt paving, with recent headway suggesting substantial progress and a clearer vision for the project.
Oklahoma City inaugurates the State fair for a week highlighting excellent crops and comprehensive farm exhibits. The event serves as a food training camp for the southwest, designated by Herbert C. Hoover, the federal food administrator.
Raleigh reports the Sandhill board of trade leads in agricultural and industrial efforts with a Berkshire sale and show planned for November 22 and 23. Secretary Clyde Davis announces pure bred Berkshire pigs will be showcased backed by the American Berkshire Association and a large premium list.
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