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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1910
Page
10
A fragmentary piece evokes veterans’ memory of battle and sacrifice. The speaker recalls a dwindling number who remember the fire of conflict, the drum, and the despot’s face, hinting at enduring devotion to duty and country after four long years of war.
A fragmented poem of Memorial Day by Joel Benton touches on springtime, war’s toll, and renewed national memory. The garbled lines evoke nature and sacrifice, contrasting blooming orchards with distant conflicts and a plea for remembrance.
Chicago hearings on a Collard safety device propose automatic engine braking when signals fail or switches open. Figures from 1904 to 1909 show 2 884 total deaths with road accidents and disease among enginemen. Inventor F M Collard seeks use of the mechanism to prevent accidents.
The June Pacific Monthly features Ray Stannard Baker with the lead article What About the Democratic Party The piece argues there is no single Democratic Party and warns of its last chance if disunion continues It notes Western social equality reduces caste and praises merit over birth in fostering progress.
Republican governor candidate Ho H. Asker, once Moorhead mayor for nine years, is praised by eighteen business men in a letter endorsing his administration. They say he ran a clean city, pursued sound business policy, reduced debt, and began wiping out debt totaling $185,000.
An advertisement touts Dakota Flour as a modern milling product claiming purity and high quality. It urges customers to judge flour by improvements and assures satisfaction from workers to buyers.
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