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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1898
Page
2
A contemplative verse piece asks why mornings turn to rain and why hope fades then hints that future understanding will reveal God’s patient shaping of the soul. The speaker trusts that hardship yields light and contentment when time reveals purpose and growth. New York Tribune.
Two men, Lee Carson and Grammel, struggle through a swamp fever night near Dorsetshire coast. As Carson nurses a dying resolve, visions of Frontier Men of England unfold, guiding him toward a fatal dawn and a final, ghostly vigil.
A Montana road advocate argues for skilled road engineers and trained county officers as the prerequisite to any bonding. He cites Ignorance as a major cause of bad roads and suggests schools like Rhode Island Agricultural College should teach road making. He urges cash or labor taxes and targeted bonds only after proven local capability.
Missouri Experiment Station director M J Waters reports in Bulletin No 69 that broad six inch tires reduce draft on macadam gravel dirt and many farm roads and fields. Tests across conditions show broad tires outperform narrow tires except on very soft surfaces. Six inch tires best for farm wagons with equal axle lengths to keep wheels in the same track.
Rapid milking increases output and butter fat from the same cow. Dr Babcock sponsorship notes differences up to 11 percent during certain lactation periods. Emphasizes gentle handling and swift, efficient milking for dairy work.
A letter from Ralph W. Chulip of La Porte Indiana praises Penina for curing years of catarrh by taking two bottles. The note claims renewed strength and ability to work after prolonged illness. The Penuma Drug Manufacturing Co of Columbus Ohio offers a free book on catarrh on request.
An employer questions a young man about playing poker for living expenses. The piece cites medical cures and dire warnings, mentioning Hostetter’s Bitters, Dr P Harold Hayes on asthma cures, and a cold remedy, with assorted editorial quips and ads from the era.
A scanned snippet shows an advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure promising a constitutional treatment and a money back guarantee. It includes testimonials notes, a Toledo address, and claims of effectiveness. Also present are unrelated lines about bank checks, a theater line about identification, and a Simpson's textile advertisement praising print quality and the Simpson name.
A Fort Fairfield Maine couple recounts a two year chronic cough and blood in sputum cured by Dr Ayer's Cherry Pectoral after trying many doctors and remedies. The ad proclaims the medicine as a universal cough remedy and notes larger bottle availability at a low price to meet demand.
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