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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1918
Page
5
Townsfolk from Fort Yates to Braddock host callers and visitors. Motor trips to Bismarck and Mayo Hospital, Mayo Clinic, and Twin Cities mark social and business activity. A Red Cross benefit dance draws $214 with others traveling for work, charity, and family visits.
The ME Church invites all to Sunday School at 10 30 am with a class for everyone Epworth League meets at 7 15 pm for the youth Evening worship at 8 00 pm features The Unconquered Empire sermon Prayer meeting is Wednesday at 8 00 pm The pastor S M Swaney extends fellowship to strangers and newcomers, inviting all to attend and feel welcome.
DeFOE & SCHMIDT urge immediate cistern repair and chimney checks in anticipation of a big rainfall this fall, advising homeowners not to wait until the last minute.
Ed Martin, a tie chopper living near Crow Creek Pass, Alaska, carries freshly cut railroad ties across a 30 foot wide canyon on an eight inch footing. He works under a Forest Service permit to supply ties for the railroad and must deliver them along the right of way. A hunter party questioned the stunt but Martin says a snug eight inch log suffices and danger never occurred to him.
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Berlin announces a potato ration cut from seven to three pounds per week. Oatmeal or cereals will be distributed instead. Vienna dispatches report a complete accord for joint use of common grain stocks until the new harvest.
In New York on July 1 the president’s Independence Day speech will be printed for the grand stand at Mount Vernon and along Fifth Avenue during the parade. Copies will be distributed shortly after the address begins so spectators can read the world message as it is spoken. Get a Baby Bond today.
Washington reports indicate German submarines lurk off the American coast in a broad outreach beyond earlier coastwise raids The navy notes a possible shift to targeting troopships while avoiding tightened patrols The submarines appear to be employing a waiting game to keep defenders guessing since the Dwinsk attack nearly two weeks ago
A new pipe design allows tobacco to be fed from a magazine attached to one side of the bowl as the initial charge burns, ensuring longer smoke.
Eagle Hat Cleaning Works advertises cleaning and reblocking of hats by mail from 313 Broadway in Bismarck North Dakota. Northern Produce Co offers to buy all cream and pay top market price, inviting inquiries and tags.
The article urges readers to nurture ambitions and not suppress them. It argues that persistent aspiration signals a natural talent and could guide you to a higher grade of work. Those who dare to pursue their guiding star advance toward realization.
A tip from Popular Science Monthly suggests using a pin or needle to cut paper when scissors are unavailable. For a single sheet, place it on another sheet and trace around the clipping with the pin, guiding the point along the outline for a smooth cut.
A California college professor reports the discovery of a new mineral named crestmoreite from Crestmore. The Providence Bulletin describes crestmoreite as a hydrous basic orthosilicate with small oxide admixtures, noting uncertainty about its practical uses.
The tepary bean, a hardy bush legume from old Mexico, is newly cultivated in California. It thrives in extreme heat and arid conditions, follows a long tradition in New Mexico and Arizona, and offers high nutritive value.
A brief line invoking the soul's longing as the heart's privilege and urging readers to join the Red Cross.
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