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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1919
Page
11
The Salvation Army argues for modernized fundraising and expansion citing wartime proof of its quality and public trust. It emphasizes trained field workers and supporters now ready to back broader home service with greater responsibility and opportunity.
Dr John Roach Straton cites a Christian Herald reflection arguing the war exposes the Genesis fall as a universal truth. He contrasts Germany's garden of prosperity with moral decline, noting selfishness, untruth, and ambition toppled its ruling classes and affected others.
Readers offered many ideas to aid the war effort including bee related schemes while several proposals appeared at Washington discussions. The text notes the impractical nature of such schemes and frames them as curiosities amid broader wartime planning.
A France deep bore method measures earth heat with centigrade thermometers at 5302 feet. Two thermometers fixed in opposite positions show identical readings after one hour at the bottom. Mercury expansion indicates a rock temperature of 62.5 degrees, yielding a 1 degree rise per 106 feet.
Africa adopts aluminum coins with 1 cent and 2 mill values. About 82 million coins struck at the British mint for Uganda and the Nigerian protectorates. Each coin is perforated in the center.
The report covers coinage aimed at facilit ating trade on Africa's west coast and the shift from cowries to bronze. It highlights Mme d Evry France as first lady mayoress for Nampcel, recounting her speech at a Mayors conference about a village destroyed by Germans and survivors sheltering in cellars and ruins.
Senator Watson warns against rash reconstruction likening it to a bad sales pitch. The Canton Times notes opposition from merchants to removing ancient city walls citing congestion and health, while the paper harshly rejects gentry objections and calls for drastic action.
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