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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1918
Page
2
Flora Shaw once known as Miss Shaw is noted in the British empire honors list. In one South African town she requested a wash before meals and found the fish served for dinner already cooked in the bath water.
The text notes a history of many Italian popes but highlights several non Italian papal leaders. Examples include Clement II a Saxon German Suldger Clement IV Leo Gros Clement V d Agoust Clement VI Pierre Roger Alexander VI Borgia Calix tux II French Calixtux III Spaniard Borgia and uncle to Alexander VI.
Smith plans a ride with a friend. the car stalls and balks as they approach a park boulevard. A sign reading Pleasure cars only prompts the friend to warn against continuing on that road. The moment captures a humorous misunderstanding about who should drive.
Proposes a swing shelf with two inch wide slats spaced three inches apart to hold papers. Bundles are tied on the shelf without lifting, then stored in a corner for sale.
Willie six after school asks his brother if B A D is good following his monthly report card.
A wartime appeal urges readers to contribute more to War Savings Stamps, comparing giving to filling barrels and urging personal responsibility. It stresses that liberty bonds alone are not enough without individual effort and prods citizens to buy War Savings Stamps now for the country.
North Dakota Commissioner John N. Hagan urges farmers to preserve straw as essential winter feed for livestock. He notes some areas lack feed and warns against burning straw, stressing a 450 pound dressed carcass goal for beef procurement and the need to build a reserve of wheat and feed as Hoover plans. The plan includes low-rate straw shipments to districts in need and mindful harvest management to endure the winter.
Moving under sealed orders the contingent of men who had been quartered at the University of North Dakota since July 1 left for another camp on Wednesday August 28. These men received training in special and technical lines of work in addition to regular military drill and are now ready for active duty. On Sunday September 1 the new contingent of 206 men arrived at the university to begin work.
The piece laments sulphurous gases harming vegetation and mine water affecting life in streams. It notes heavy sediment burying gravel beds and foul eggs, harming fish during spawning. It denounces sawmills as nature’s foe, devouring forests and polluting lakes and rivers with sawdust.
Some one cell animals evolve a poison that kills other microbes that feed on them. The passage explains how germ destroying toxins form in the blood of men and animals.
A London newspaper carries the line loud second hand gramophone wanted for reprisals provoking commentary on public temper. The piece suggests widespread sympathy with those who feel wronged yet critiqued for vengeance. The excerpt closes with mixed quotes from Coleridge and Homer on knowledge and toil.
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