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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1919
Page
3
Opinion notes that rising meat prices hurt consumers while packers and labor see arguments for higher costs. The piece argues the dollar’s value has fallen as prices rise, reducing buying power and widening the cost of living.
In a rugged exchange Palmer Corntessel praises the industrious box while another speaker notes a young man refuses idle visits and insists on facing real work, despite family wishes for him to stay and tell stories.
The advert claims Boschee’s Syrup has been an ordinary cough remedy in the United States for fifty one years. It emphasizes relief from cough and throat irritation, aiding restful nights and easier mornings, with claims of extensive sales.
A film crew is shooting a sequence centered on a perilous skate stunt involving the Pecauteur skater. The project highlights risk elements and the skater's preparation and safety measures while filming continues.
An old ad describes a home hair darkening remedy using Bay Rum Barbe Compound glycerine and water. It claims to darken gray hair without staining the scalp or leaving a sticky residue and notes full directions come with Barbe Compound.
The report states a Peage treaty will be ready for submission by the set March date. Officials indicate the document is near completion and will be presented for approval once finalized.
Paris dispatch reports the powers plan to share surrendered German ships and link deliveries to revictualing Germany through next harvest. A British French American council draft aims to adjust armistice terms and resume Spa negotiations. The discussion covers German army reductions and Belgian sovereignty while Belgium’s status is revised.
A vintage ad claims sage tea darkens hair and avoids gray. The text touts natural coloring, with kitchen herbal lore and household tips, asserting lasting shade without chemical dyes.
President Wilson, aboard the USS George Washington, walked five miles at sea with 10 crew members assisting under watchful secret service, greeting officers and crew. He attended theater shows on deck and was presented with autographed portraits by Captain McCauley and Captain Jerkins in appreciation of efforts to ensure his comfort and safety.
The Austrian national assembly unanimously ratified a government plan to declare the German-Austrian republic an internal part of the German Republic, signaling a move toward political consolidation. A Vienna dispatch notes the development amid broader discussions of national unity and regional alignment.
The text extols adding chocolate as a flavoring to burley tobacco to enhance tuxedo tobacco. It asserts chocolate is pure, wholesome, and universally liked, claiming a dash improves even well aged tobacco for greater enjoyment.
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