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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1909
Page
9
A physician argues alcohol has limited food value and is not essential for sustenance. It worsens health, impairs recovery, and damages blood vessels and organs over time, especially in older adults, undermining claims of safe moderate use. The piece urges evidence based education for the rising generation.
A commentary on women's dress driven by male approval. It divides women into classes from single to married, notes married women dress to please husbands and risk dowdy parades, and argues some women resist male taste while others conform. The piece also critiques those who rely on male authority and questions women’s spite in fashion choices.
The U S Supreme Court upheld the Kentucky railroads against a state order fixing interstate rates, ruling the statute did not authorize wholesale schedules. The South Carolina dispensary case favored the commission over liquor debts from 1892 to 1907, with about $800,000 collected and $100,000 still due.
A large Fort Worth fire began Saturday morning in South Fort Worth. The blaze destroyed property valued at 2 million dollars, caused one death, seriously injured J. J. Newton, and left 300 families homeless. It will idle several hundred workers in nearby plants. Texas Pacific Railroad lost 35 engines in the roundhouse, boosting its total loss to 250 thousand dollars. Police investigated an incendiary act reportedly started by a group of negroes for malicious aims.
Paris reports alarm over violent speeches at a workers meeting linked to a revolutionary labor organization. Newspaper comment notes plans to coordinate with state employees and unionists, with secret committees authorized to call strikes as fears of a bloody insurrection rise.
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