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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1917
Page
4
A jumble of archive style notes paints a chaotic scene with references to centennial street memories, politics, wars, and village life. Names like Heflin Mitchell and Wendell appear amid scattered musings on butter churns and paving delays.
The Greensboro News criticizes moving juries and outside interference in the Means case while noting defense strategy to appeal to twelve jurors. It mentions Travis’s nonappointment to the Interstate Commerce Commission and calls for strong North Carolina candidates in Raleigh amid national needs.
The gulf coast storm passage prompts views on self-help and preparedness. The piece argues Providence favors those who guard against dangers, urging mindful action to eliminate risks and protect families from natural accidents.
High Point displays social health with a large school parade on Friday and a habit of attending religious services. The piece argues a strong public school enrollment and active church life indicate progress toward the city’s destined future, noting its standing among similarly sized industrial towns.
A George Ade piece urges calm resolve in children six and under, advising them to set an example for adults during wartime. It frames patriotism through Lincoln quotes, Civil War lessons, and faith in democracy, urging kids to tell grownups Wilson was right and to spread the message of duty and speed.
Central authorities move to discharge or exempt drafted men before camp entrainment, aiming to reduce injustice. The new Washington ruling promises fuller consideration of claims along mobilization, reducing hurried errors and humanizing the draft process.
The piece notes frequent forecasts about political appointments amid a large population. It implies pressure from hopeful seekers and suggests the North region faces the outcomes of these selections.
Miss Lillian Smith of Pine Street won the prize offered by the Home Banking Company for the best exhibit at the Winnes building and received a savings bank with an account starter.
A fraternal group issues a four clause condolence resolution praising Mason A Kellum s life and urging comfort for his mother and siblings. The notice includes a request to publish in the Daily Enterprise and to place a copy in minutes and with the bereaved family. An adjacent ad promotes London s Reliable Store coats and suits.
An old advertisement for Foley Cathartic Tablets promoting gentle relief of indigestion constipation and bloating. It claims to prevent self poisoning by cleansing the bowels and avoiding nausea or griping, listing multiple digestive discomforts as conditions tied to disordered liviston.
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