Fragmented World War Era Dispatches From a 1917 Morning Paper
The column surveys political chatter about Germany Russia and the United States. It notes costs of messages from the President, inflation signals, and troop movements while referencing figures like Von Tirpitz Kermit Roosevelt and McAdoo.
Business Problems of the War examined by J Ogden Armour
The article reviews J Ogden Armour's book compiling nine newspaper essays on wartime commerce. It covers food distribution, meat pricing, stock preservation, government role, cold storage, and forest use. Armour urges practical reordering of distribution, storage expansion, and wood use to ease shortages and aid both rural and urban communities.
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Food Commission
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Fuel Shortage Warns of Hard Winter Before War Ends
An editorial warns the nation to prepare for a harsher winter due to coal and wood shortages driven by wartime demands. It urges wood use where feasible in North Carolina, cautions against excessive forest harvesting, and calls for selective draft measures to keep essential trades available for the war effort.
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Forestry Department
North Carolina
Rocky Mountelegram
Supreme Court
German Kaiser's Potential Move Over Swiss Boat Incident
The article suggests Switzerland could face severe penalties if Germany pressed its case over a German boat shot at on Lake Constance. It notes that without Germany’s broader duties, the Kaiser might use the incident to justify annexation of Switzerland by force.
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Germany
Switzerland
Lake Constance
Republic
Apples command higher price in Wilkesboro market
The Wilkesboro Hustler notes lim bertwig apples sell for one dollar a bushel there. In this market such fruit would cost three dollars or more per bushel, and freight rates cannot fully explain the price gap.
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The
Wilkesboro Hustler
Wisconsin Senate Vacancy Election In 1920s
A Wisconsin Senate vacancy race focused on LaFollette. The winning candidate opposed LaFollette’s continued tenure and sent a telegram repudiating him and praising American citizens. Commentators note majorities against La Follette outside the U.S. Senate.
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Wisconsin Senate
LaFollette
Senate
Senator LaFollette
la Follette
United States Senate
Germans in internment camp moved to Fort Caswell
The Asheville Times reports a German internee at Hot Springs disobeyed orders and has been moved to Fort Caswell. The piece notes detention rather than a picnic ground view of internment camps.
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Asheville
Hot Springs
Fort Caswell
One Hundred Years Ago Today And Other Anniversaries
A column notes anniversaries from 1818 to 1917 and birthday reminders. Figures include Prince Arthur of Connaught, Major General William P. Duvall, Sir Alfred Yarrow, Duke of Aosta, Lord Balfour, and William Henry Crocker, with ages listed for each.
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Canada
Boulogne
United States Senate
Stanton
France
Ancre
Sorra
Anatolian
Black Sea
Prince Arthur of Connaught
Duke of Connaught
King George
William P. Duvall
St. Marys County
Sir Alfred Yarrow
England
Duke of Aosta
Genoa
Lord Balfour
Burleigh
William Henry Crocker
California
Sacramento
Cal
Wartime Snatches and Whims from the Front Lines
A collage of wartime remarks notes social tensions and morale in France and Wilmington. It cites Negro stevedores abroad, gasps at shortages, and jokes about drafts, plumbing, and peace terms as war drags on.
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France
Stockholm
Men of America Recognize Workers Duty and Worth
A passage honors workers who act from duty to the nation and their substantial contribution. It asserts a national obligation to acknowledge their efforts and value in a meaningful manner.
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Russia
America
Hemenway School Sees Attendance Rebound After Holidays
The Hemenway School notes poor attendance at year start then reports improvement toward week’s end. December Honor Roll was read by Mr Blair while Mr Hinnant praised student progress and the school mourns the loss of most ferns due to cold Xmas weather.
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Blair
Hinnant
Honor Roll Fourth Month Third Grade and More
The Honor Roll lists students across grades from third to seventh with spelling perfects noted. Evelyn Einstein and Elizabeth Hutaff appear among top performers, alongside many classmates and named teachers Miss Wiggins Miss Hill Miss Rhodes Miss Miller Miss Von Glahan Miss Sidbury Miss Buck Miss Lassen Mrs Brock and Mrs Christie.
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Evelyn Einstein
Elsie Ennett
Frances Shepard
Hazel Campbell
Lavinia Veal
John Grainger
Joel Bretlow
Gerhardt Whilden
Robi
Rives
Miss Hill
Elizabeth Hutaff
Mildred Robbins
Tabitha Hutaff
Anita Shepard
Corinne Hughes
Thelma Boylan
Alpha
Blanche
Rocker
Frederick Mohr
George Trask
George
Charles Mohr
Frank King
Mills
Gradie
Miss Miller
Mary Catherine Bissinger
Ida Lee Crocker
Duls
Margaret Hale
Emilia
Eve Jewett
Grace Althea Orten
Reston Pettaway
Stephen Allard
Rivers Lawther
Edward McHachern
Samuel Raines
Alex Shepard
Allen Thomas
Margaret Halem
Helen Wolf
Thomas Hawkins
Callan O’brien
Allen Thoms
Margaret Blake
Margaret Dixon
Joseph Stone
Henry Sternberger
Miss Sidbury
Elizabeth Hart
Julia Harriss
Mary Benson
Annie McNair
Audrey Williford
Gertrude Lunnenberg
Miss Buck
Blanche Baden
Mary Lacy Boney
Ruth de Witt
Reggie Donkle
Ray Johnson
Ella Mae King
Dorothy Oldham
Hpie Plyler
Edwin Metts
Carl Wessell
John Roberts
James Croom
Thelma McRacken
Mary Sandlin
Lucile Bradshaw
Blanche Capps
Mary Lack Boney
Hettie James Jordan
Lottie Britt
Helma North
Mabel Robeson
Earl Harker
Miriam Taylor
Miss Lassen
Marguerite Bell
Marie Cain
Mary Cline
Lula Moore
Harvey McLean
Gordon Smith
Harold Sternberger
Charles Stanland
Marguerite Fettel
Brock
Ruth Smith
Velma Spivey
Marion Stewart
Katherine Schnibben
Madeline Trask
Edward Davis
Harry Donkle
Kenneth Scott
Edward Allard
Will Harlee Bordeaux
Oliver Hutaff
Everett Huggins
Benjamin Sneeden
Christie
Alfred Brand
Frederick Bissinger
Alex Boone
Guy Cardwell
Donald Koonce
Sydney Kosch
Jack LeGrand
Roy Mills
Martin Pearsall
Lawrence Schuster
Carl Schuster
Duval Williams
Edward Femnett
John McEachern
George Conniken
James Robinson
Leonard Pyle
Cardwell
Annie Barnhill
Hetty Beatty
Mary Belamy Bagg
Ryda Butler
Onida Capps
Edith Cline
Anneta Detynens
Helen Land
Dorothy McNair
Ruth Marshall
Viola Morell
Lucile Page
Velva Ponly
Pate Savage
Ditmore Harvey
LeRoy Plyler
Donald McRae
Samuel Ruark
Marie Costin
Annetta Detyens
Gladys Fickling
Viola Murrell
Mary White
Carl Williams
Miss Garvey
Hanes Benton
Amber Bass
Fr. Matthews
Thomas Stansell
Ada Humphrey
Margaret Weathers
Mary Mohr
Clara Blaney
Mildred Boylan
Annie Spooner
Mary Austin Bell
Isabel Broderick
Alicea Phelps
Mary Lee Rives
Mildred Turrentine
Nell Goodlet
George Britt
Wilbur Davis
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