Williston War Anniversary and Flag Day Observance
The town marks the first anniversary of the United States entry into World War I and Flag Day with plans for a celebration and a noted speaker. Residents urged to display flags, even worn ones, in solidarity and patriotism. The piece also includes editorial notes on war support and public duty.
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Williston
United States
G—R—A
P—H—I—C
America
Europe
Germany
Sweden
Russia
Italy
Austria
Hungary
Satan
Kaiser Bill
Axel Strom
Williston, N. D
Weekly Health Letter Warns Against Sending Sick Children to School
A health notice cautions that sending a half sick child to school risks spreading communicable disease and delaying recovery. Emphasizes rest, proper care, and that lost school time is easier to make up than health losses. Older citizens recover slower. parents should keep children home when unwell.
Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound for Dark Hair
Old-time recipe for darkening gray hair reappears as Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound. Drugstores sell a ready-to-use product about 50 cents a bottle. It dyes hair and adds a soft lustre, advertised as a harmless cosmetic not a disease treatment.
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Wyeth
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France
John Finley
State of
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Red Cross
Normandy
Vosges
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A. P
Senate
Johnson
Senator New
California
Hell
Heaven
Christ
Federal Reserve District
Collier's Magazine
New England
Longfellow
Atlantic Monthly
State Public Health Laboratory
University of North Dakota
Nels Ogland
Board of County Commissioners
Williams County
N. D
Salsberg Bros. & Co
Williston, ND
Voight
Voight’s
Lyric Theatre
Mildred Harris and
Kenneth Harlan
Thursand