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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1918
Page
4
The Record outlines local rates for advertising and composition. It notes publication location in Linton Emmons County ND and deadlines for copy, with local circulation details and post office filing.
The paper announces enlistment in the government war effort and urges readers to buy War Savings Stamps to support America during the period of the war.
Rousing wartime message urges readiness as millions rally from the United States under a bugle signal. The speaker emphasizes imminent arrival and the urgency of action in a mobilizing national cry.
A wartime editorial equates civilian duty with soldiering. It urges doing Red Cross work, caring for families, helping replace front-line volunteers, and supporting doctors, nurses, and food administration. It stresses discipline, restraint, and pride in small tasks as vital to victory.
A wartime verse depicts Kaiser Wilhelm seeking aid from Satan to defeat the Allies and secure a reign over Heaven and Hell. The Devil rebukes him, recalling Belgium and France, and warns that the Hohenzollern throne will fall as President Wilson prepares decisive action.
A Red Cross sale in Spencer S D realized more than seven thousand dollars with items including cattle and machinery. An egg sold for 105.50 dollars and a sack of beans for 116.50, while Mrs G C Billings of Helena Mont completed her hundredth hospital garment. A protestant attack on Rev E M Muller in Hutchinson Minn followed his anti war stance and opposition to Liberty Loan Y M C A and the Red Cross.
The Post Office Department urges ink only for overseas addresses and requires sender names on all mail to Expeditionary Forces. Include full given names and the addressee title with unit or organization, or simply American Expeditionary Forces. Use heavy wrapping material and ship with a tag showing sender details on the reverse.
Copperas is an iron compound not containing copper, though its name misleads by implying copper content. The term copperas historically referred to ferrous sulfate used in dyeing and leather processing, with no actual copper element in the compound.
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