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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1903
Page
7
Working girls are invited to write to Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts for free medical advice. A testimonial from Patne New York City describes relief from back pain poor sleep and painful menstruation after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Ad cites Creek Nation purchase options and mentions Katy St. Louis Missouri.
A nine room home costing 2800 dollars features a rubble stone foundation. Specifications include a parlor of 14 by 17 feet, living room of 13 by 14 feet, dining room 12 by 19, kitchen 10 by 13, and several chambers with varying dimensions. Ground footprint measures 21 by 45 feet.
Extensive description outlines a house with Cedar shingles and round pane front gable, five cross panel doors, modern hardware, two coat plastering, three coat painting, and gas ready plumbing. Living areas include fireplaces with old mantels, large veranda, sliding doors for flexible room layouts, Georgia pine finish, double pine floors, and 18 inch rubble stone foundation. Project by GEORGE A W KINTZ, ready for tenant occupation.
The article argues Western Canada offers easy farming, high grain yields, and profits. It cites John Mears near Arcola, shows 250 acres yielding Wheat 8000 bushels, Northern 2680, oats 1750, speltz 154, flax 324, totaling 4598.20 dollars. It notes liberal Canadian laws, government agencies in several U.S. cities, and guidance on mixed farming, dairying, and freight rates.
A detailed explanation of carbon filament production for incandescent lamps, including cellulose precursor shaping in wood alcohol, sizing for ten candle light, conversion in gasoline vapors, and core construction with nickel and platinum for thermal expansion compatibility. It also describes lamp sealing, vacuum preservation, electrode welding, and air exhaust techniques, followed by a note on German celluloid imitations using nitro-celluloid in acetic acid with gelatin and alcohol.
A late work by Dr. Sabonrand argues baldness begins in youth and may progress to age 50. It claims baldness is contagious, caused by a skin microbe thriving in sebaceous glands and linked to seborrhea, worsened by neglect, overwork, and lack of exercise, with no cure, only slowing remedies.
A mix of quips on love and engagement interspersed with vintage advertisements. Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children promises cures for feverishness teething and worms, while Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claim to stop coughs and colds.
Miss Minnie Millions Heys old note mentions want for bread while pastry may be 7 for pastry after survey by Cleve lander. fragmentary dialogue references Taa's Dre rer Bete and unnamed area.
The text shows garbled quotes from Baltimore News and an allusive remark attributed to Pock. It lacks coherent events or names to summarize as a discrete news item.
A colonial era ad style fragment endorses Dean's Kidney Pills with testimonials from A C Bim in Cornarera Iowa and J A Schtamn Grand Rapids Michigan. Mentions backache urinary troubles pain relief and free medical advice. The garbled text lists kidney pills benefits and various health ailments claimed to be eased.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Resolvent Ointment Soap as a cure for skin and blood humours from pimples to scrofula. It claims relief for itching burning and inflammations with a regimen of cleansing, ointment application, and internal Resolvent, listing prices and global depots.
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