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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1918
Page
4
The Record, Emmons County official paper for Linton, outlines display and local advertising rates and deadlines. Circulation covers the county’s south half and much of the north half, with submission deadlines every Tuesday noon.
A Wilson era message proclaims registration for military service as a duty of every citizen. It frames the act as America's declaration to the world of readiness to complete the task begun with success.
The Su days report lists 33 North Dakota service members as killed or wounded. It urges continued support for the war effort and promotes the Fourth Liberty Loan sale opening September 28 to fund necessities for the troops.
The piece urges every American to match soldiers' courage with duty at home. It stresses backing the Army and Navy, boosting national production, cutting consumption, and freeing resources for government needs to sustain the war effort. It calls on all citizens to work efficiently and financially support the government.
A wartime plea urges all men aged 18 to 45 to register on September 12th to boost the American fighting force. Chief of Staff P C March states the United States can push through German lines with 4 million in France, while draft boards exclude certain groups for training.
Report highlights the excellence and bravery of individuals praised for their strength and prowess. The piece emphasizes valor, endurance, and notable achievements among those recognized.
The piece notes Allied gains on the Western front and urges Americans to maintain resolve. It warns against complacency and stresses that victory requires heightened sacrifice, intensified public support, and a stronger Liberty Loan drive as the war enters a decisive phase with the new draft law.
Gilbert Murray argues in Century Magazine that human development spans millennia with uneven progress. He suggests modern English minds are not inherently superior to ancient Greek thought, comparing literary stature across eras without assuming steady advancement.
A historical note describes heating drills to even heat, removing scale, quenching in water after touching the tip to quicksilver, to pierce hard steel. It also notes tempering small tools by heating to red hot and plunging into a potato, then drawing to the correct temper to reduce brittleness.
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