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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1918
Page
4
The Pioneer Paper of Emmons County established 1854 serves Linton and surrounding areas. This official county and city paper lists rates for draping and advertising and calls for copy to reach the printer by Tuesday noon weekly.
A critical view argues German philosopher Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche shaped current German attitudes by condemning Christianity as a corrupting force. The text cites German actions in occupied France and Lusitania victims as alleged outcomes of Nietzschean influence.
General Pershing commands the American Expeditionary Force with a unified U S Army structure. Peyton March orders democratic integration of units, removing distinctions by origin and uniting all under the U S banner. The First Army Corp gains responsibility for the southern end of the line from the Belgian coast toward Switzerland.
Instructions cover humane killing, plucking, cooling, singeing, and washing poultry. A separate section discusses loyalty versus patriotism among German and immigrant communities, praising historical sacrifices and urging defense of liberty, with editorial critique from the Minneapolis Journal.
The article recalls the early Alsace Lorraine thrust by French forces in the war's opening days and notes how German advances through Belgium and Northern France halted that momentum. It suggests French War Staff plans to renew the thrust at an appropriate moment, a problem studied since 1870.
Cleaning chickens halves the terror for housewives as a quick economical method. The article instructs on drawing and cutting for cooking and canning, removing the entire digestive tract without contact with meat for both hens and cockerels. It suggests selling early hatchery moles and urges choosing market or home meals.
The Farmers' Bulletins of the U S Department of Agriculture provide directions for home canning of chicken meats soups fruits and vegetables. Free copies are available from the Division of Publications upon request.
Isa d ore Berger, an English violinist, claims music can be translated into color and seen as well as heard. He explains red expresses passion and anger, yellow love and happiness, blue mysticism, with blends creating other emotions. The method aims to let the deaf enjoy music through color.
The article notes a Columbus mill costing 3 million dollars can produce 53 kinds of cotton weave. The government ordered millions of yards of cotton for naval and surgical use, including cotton gauze, while chemists expect new applications beyond cloth.
A comical exchange has Donald asking a masculine woman if she is a man and then addressing her as a lady using a playful misgendering line. The quip ends with an unrelated product plug about a Baby Sond.
The Extension Division at North Dakota Agricultural College explains that damp hay or soil moisture promotes spoilage and a process that makes plant food available to crops. Dry soil slows or stops this production, reducing nutrient availability to plants.
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