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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1918
Page
5
Local town residents and visitors share holiday moves illness travel and business. Names include Chas Lang Edith Libke Thomas Barger Alvin Atha John Schlangen and Frank Chestown with mentions of Mayo Rochester and Eureka. roads, bridges, and cross-county trips are noted along with a coyotes hunting anecdote and a medical corps assignment.
The M. E. Church invites all to Sunday School at 3:30 p m Epworth League at 6:45 p m and Evening Worship at 7:30 p m with the sermon The Warrior s Sword There is Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30 p m Special music and a friendly welcome to newcomers and visitors P Swaney pastor.
A satirical poem on Bismarck as his life drains away. The speaker mocks the iron statesman noting his remorse for millions killed and contrasts it with Wilhelm II, suggesting a broader reflection on war and guilt.
President Wilson as head of the American Red Cross urges every American to join during the Christmas Roll Call from December 16 to 23. He cites past support, Morale help in Europe, and calls for continued sacrifice to aid soldiers, sailors, and displaced peoples in 1919.
Report on United States Food Administration_Women's Organization Day during Conservation Week for World Relief. Pledges urge loyalty to conserve food, support wartime relief to Europe, and mobilize until Allies are fed. Emphasizes 20 million tons pledge and continued home front effort.
A forwarded mock letter from the western front allegedly from Crown Prince Willie to the Kaiser portrays German soldiers bragging of speed and deception, mocking American troops, their culture, and the Star Spangled Banner. The writer pleads for reinforcements and better breastplates, insisting Germans are the superior fighters and runners. The piece reflects wartime propaganda and public reaction in Dodge and North Dakota communities.
The Saturday Evening Post argues that 400 New York public school vacancies reflect a wider crisis. Teaching pay has fallen in purchasing power for four years, while other trades offer 50 to 100 percent more. Without substantial funding, qualified candidates will move to rival fields.
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