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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1917
Page
4
The Record, Emmons County official paper for Linton, offers publishing details. It notes circulation across the county, German and English advertising options, and rates for column inches and line ads. Ads due by Tuesday noon each week.
The excerpt imagines Senator Gronna addressing patriotic war rhetoric amid calls to prosecute the war vigorously. It satirizes opposition to the draft, critiques executive power over deploying National Guard, and reflects on public opinion shifting toward war after German submarine actions.
A collection of wartime remarks from Dawson Press and speakers including Mr. Darrow and Mr. Gerard argues for united American effort, condemns German autocracy, and warns against seditious sentiment aiding the war effort. They insist the conflict is America’s fight to defend democracy and prevent a Kaiser-led world order.
Minneapolis Journal reports a fiery defense of supplying England and France with munitions and opposition to pacifists. The speaker urges action to defeat Germany, links pacifism to despotism, and argues labor will oppose threats to peace, defending liberty at home.
A speaker declares no country more right today than the United States, arguing the war defends democracy for the world including Germany. He says he has been a pacifist but now favors fighting to defeat German militarism, chastising pacifist friends who cling to theory over fact.
Clarence S. Darrow argues that unconditional German surrender is essential for lasting peace. He claims war sacrifices honor Liberty and warns against rear attacks. Serbia resists Austria’s demands and Belgium defies Germany as a nation, not a road. He says the Kaiser cannot be reasoned with and must die for world peace.
James W. Gerard denounces pro-German Americans and Germans in the United States, urging loyalty to the nation and a finish to the war. He warns traitors, calls out German autocracy, and stresses that Russia’s autocracy must be wiped out for any value to remain.
Paris reports that Germany has suffered more than 50,000 losses in the Flanders battle since July 1. Prisoner data show about 37 German divisions, totaling roughly 550,000 men, engaged, with around 30 divisions withdrawn due to losses, and overall casualties possibly exceeding 60,000.
New York August 29 orders require closing all saloons within five miles of Camp Upton at Yaphank Long Island. The action targets military and civilian areas around the facility as authorities enforce curbs on alcohol serving establishments.
The guide explains that a clean break reveals two colors white in the center and black on the outside with a black ring into the cast ing from one sixteenth to one quarter inch. Malleable iron will spark slightly whereas cast iron does not spark at all.
A brief note highlights the Gersten Cabinet in Galil Hamilton, outlining its role and context within the region's political or organizational framework.
A collection of kitchen tips and recipes. Ways to flavor mayonnaise with vegetables and pineapple and lemon juice, plus a fish sauce with onion, pickles, and capers. Includes stuffed onions with rice filling and a chocolate pie with meringue. Also notes a cheese sauce for poached eggs.
A wry saying contrasts youth with appearance to a woman enjoying evenings and age with mood to a man waking. The quip plays on perception of age and daily feeling as a light social observation.
The saying honors the unassuming merit of those whose intellectual ability goes unrecognized. Philosophical reflection suggests merit need not seek praise but endure quietly.
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