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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1918
Page
6
A personal reminiscence recounts fourteen years with Kaiser Wilhelm II from a writer’s perspective. The piece blends social observations with blunt impressions of the monarch’s leadership and impact on Europe, framed by contemporaneous attitudes of 1918.
In this chapter the author details the Kaiser’s peacetime strategy to win American favor. He recounts German cultural and academic exchanges, the Roosevelt and Harvard chairs, and lavish gestures aimed at Americans. The author emphasizes how these efforts collapsed once the war began and highlights the Kaiser’s enduring belief that force would secure peace.
President Wilson extols the value of saving for war via government loans. North Dakota faces a $13 000 000 per state quota and a June 2 pledge rally in every school and town to buy war savings stamps earning about 4 percent interest, secure and stable.
Arthur N. Davis, D D S recalls fourteen years treating the Kaiser and explains how wartime duties and professional ethics shifted to reveal vital insights. He cites urgent calls from professional leaders urging disclosure for civilization’s sake.
The text reflects on peltry as a historic body covering and comfort source before artificial heat. It contrasts crude living conditions with the idea that peltry served beauty and practicality in damp huts and palaces, portraying peltry as central to early garments and self-sacrifice.
The article notes Virginia’s distinction as the mother of presidents, providing eight natives among the eight presidents up to the government’s foundation. It contrasts with other states, listing Ohio with six presidents and several states with two or one presidents each.
A famed author, rejected by a magazine editor as too pessimistic, split a Zola piece into Tolstoy and Balzac parts. The editor accepted both, revealing a clever rejection turned double submission. The piece traces union phrases from ancient to modern attributions, noting famed lines about unity and strength.
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