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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1918
Page
4
The Pioneer paper of Emmons County details display rates for single insertions and contract space, local rates per line, and weekly advertising deadlines. It notes circulation across the county halves and asks advertisers to submit copy by Tuesday noon each week.
The Plain Dealer notes that for five centuries Christians used varied dating systems from Rome’s founding to martyr eras and Egyptian Coptic calendars. Denis the Little later devised a Incarnation starting point, 753 A C, which Bede criticized as historical error. Modern scholars place Jesus birth around 5 or 6 B C, but calendar reform remains unlikely due to vast date confusion.
The first train ferry crosses from Newhaven to Dieppe carrying about fifty cars. British rail cars have long used France for troops and supplies, but via freighters until now. Tides were a major obstacle, now overcome with short bridges and docking chains to the ferry and pier.
The YWCA creates language and assimilation support for foreign born women during WWI. It trains social workers in native languages to aid Lucia and others on station platforms. It translates food bulletins, provides interpreters at plants, and staffs 25 institutes training workers for full time immigrant service.
A photo feature recalls a returned American soldier's emotional reaction to the Statue of Liberty as he arrived in New York from France. Frances Fairchild poses the image to promote the Fourth Liberty Loan and honor wounded service members.
Aldermer in the Second Ward lists P G Rooks and Frank Meier Jr as local figures. The fragment suggests a political or municipal context with these individuals named for a community matter.
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