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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1919
Page
3
A humorous Army kitchen exchange precedes a stark note that war spikes mental illness admissions. New York state hospital records show 8,905 more patients admitted in 44 months after war declaration, with total 33,311 postwar versus 20,816 prewar. Hospitals now house about 6,500 more patients than capacity.
Dr J H Rindlaub eye ear nose and throat Fargo reports a couple driven apart by a final quarrel described as the last straw. A bitter outburst and a hasty departure seal the distance between two young lovers.
Professor Albert Bushnell Hart of Harvard in Boston said the Kaiser was unbalanced and kept changing uniforms. He noted the German leader actually had 784 suits with an exclusive going-away outfit.
Fragmentary dialogue hints a private is the family’s breadwinner while a speaker calls him the doughboy. The text notes long hours spent seeking luck, implying a wartime era context and personal striving.
Advertises Carbolisalve as a fast remedy for a range of skin ailments and burns. Claims instant pain relief and scarless healing. Encourages readers to ask their druggist and sends 25 cents for a package to The W. Cole Co. in Rockford, Illinois.
Will Upshaw recounts a tale where Congressman Garrett of Houston, Texas delivers a famous Dallas address. Upshaw claims Garrett spoke masterfully about introducing Upshaw himself, prompting laughter among Georgia associates in the lobby.
A man recalls a Sunday school line about retribution for pit digging, while Mr. Chuggins counters that the old rule applies poorly to a street glass bottle breaker who rarely has tires of his own to ruin.
A clipped Buffalo Express note questions Mrs Boobee and her bikes. It claims Holland spends 3 million dollars yearly on maintenance and scoffs at her calling for a republic.
North Dakota dentists meet in Fargo on May 27 and 28. Other towns report fraternal, civic, and legal items including Elks initiating Knights of Columbus, a drowning accident near Ambrose, and efforts to establish a state bank, a merchants group weighing a full time secretary, and a wave of war related notices across the state.
Dialogue on selling papers and headlines plus a child’s birthday sign and a witty exchange about temper. Miscellaneous maxims and quips appear alongside a cautionary note about believing a dare to act.
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