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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1918
Page
4
The Emmons County Record urges young men to buy Liberty Bonds with small initial payments. It argues the bonds generate $42.50 yearly and fund $1,600 in twenty payment life insurance, creating an estate of over $2,600 over 20 years. The piece promotes patriotism and personal financial security through government bonds.
A wartime editorial urges Americans to avoid boastfulness and self congratulation as recruits strengthen trenches with veterans. It warns readers to remember sacrifices of Allied nations England France and Italy and to preserve cordial relations at home.
Rousing message urges soldiers to bring home manhood and Old Glory unfurled. Calls for dismantling war ships and converting cannons to peacetime industry, and for punishments for any future armaments race. Ends with tribute to soldiers leaving for Camp Dodge Iowa and Lincoln County contingent departure.
A fervent wartime tribute extols American soldiers in khaki facing the Kaiser, vows to ferry U S troops into Berlin, and condemns German aggression. The speech calls for the Kaiser’s trial and unaided victory, urging continued effort until Germany’s weapons are melted into tools of civilization.
The piece recalls Flora Shaw later Lady Lagard in the British honors list. In a South African town she sought a wash before dinner, and the fish prepared for her was already cooked in the bath water.
A historical note describes heating drills to an even heat for hard steel, removing scale, touching the tip to quicksilver, then quenching in water. It also outlines tempering small tools by heating red hot and plunging into a potato, then drawing to proper temper to reduce brittleness.
The Ludwig railway linking Furth and Nurenburg is Germany's oldest and shortest line, conceived by hop merchant Johannes Scharrer. Published in 1832, it was favored by King Ludwig and carries about 4 million passengers yearly with nearly 90 employees.
Quote attributed to Homer on shared labor and collective effort. Brief reflection on communal work easing burdens and making tasks more manageable when many contribute.
The record lists several land transfers to Curtis Clark Heinrich Nathan and others with easements and parcel details. It notes a United States patent to Homer F Early Wind for 160 acres in multiple parcels. Prices range from 240 to 88 200 dollars reflecting various lot sizes and locations in 14 136 77 and 27 135 74 districts.
The text notes widespread familiarity with a London newspaper advertisement calling for a loud second hand gramophone for reprisals. It suggests the provoking circumstances will demand separate scrutiny in time and place.
The article argues that musical instinct is often hereditary, citing Jews as historically musical. It cautions that artistic ability in parents does not guarantee offspring will follow the arts, referencing a countryman joke about Wordsworth’s son taking over his father’s trade.
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