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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1918
Page
3
Section 182 proposes bonds may be issued or guaranteed with restrictions. Bonds over two million require first mortgages on real estate or secured by state utilities or enterprises, not exceeding half their value. State utility property bonds over ten million forbidden. New debt limited to bond issues, with taxes or provisions to cover interest and principal within thirty years. Defense exceptions for war or insurrection.
A nationwide drive to end German language teaching in public schools and stop German language newspapers has been launched by the National Security League. The Committee on Foreign Language and Foreign Press, chaired by Col. Charles E. Lydecker, urges unity and measures including boycotting advertisers and newspapers printed in foreign tongues during wartime.
Report on tainted mouth describes bleeding teeth pyorrhea and pus flow entering the mouth. Medical science links tainted mouth to rheumatism anemia neuritis ulcers stomach acute kidney disease diabetes heart trouble deformed joints irritability and nervous exhaustion with pneumonia germs found in injured gums.
Life rarely matches youth dreams. We should face facts and adapt to life rather than try to reshape it to our wishes. We can adjust ourselves to reality if we choose to.
A famed New York writer sent an article on Zola to a magazine editor who rejected it as too pessimistic. The author split the piece into two parts titled Tolstoy and Balzac and submitted them separately. The editor accepted both, implying the changes altered the perceived tone.
A reflective remark contrasts ignorance with knowledge, noting that understanding rarely appears instantly but passes through an intermediate stage of obscurity like night turning to day. The author invokes Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s idea of gradual enlightenment.
Dr Talcott Williams argues the Imperial German Government threatens liberty worldwide. He recalls German interference in Balkan affairs and Armenia, plots against the Monroe Doctrine, and spying in the United States while urging war in Europe to defend democracy. The piece ends with a boyish anecdote about a bee keeper grandfather and a guest.
Auction to start at noon on a farm near Lin ton Tem vik listing livestock incl mares and colts, cattle, pigs, hay, turkeys, harnesses, tools, farm machinery, wagons, gears, churns, and other fixtures. Terms require cash under $10 and 3 percent cash discount. larger sums on bankable paper with 10 percent interest after November 1 1919. Owner T J Richardson. Clerk F J Pietz. Auctioneer Gottlieb Schatz.
Amsterdam reports Emperor William accepted Count von Hertling’s resignation as imperial chancellor in a signed letter and awarded the Black Eagle. The note praised his faithful leadership during grave times and his long service to the government.
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