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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1915
Page
9
A hurried escape leads to a hidden panel behind a mirror in the bedchamber. The narrator and a companion rush past guarded doors to barricade the room as they fear the sixth Baron Rothhofen may be in the study. The urgency and suspense heighten as they consider summoning Max and Ro.
In a tense night scene at a crumbling castle, the narrator and a countess attempt to conceal a hidden area behind a bed while avoiding a sharp late night intrusion by Mr Pleas. The plan hinges on moving through corridors, dodging discovery, and a cautious talk about murals and restoration as a distraction.
Mr John B Capers of Fort Worth Texas describes a long struggle with constipation and bowel trouble. After trying many remedies he reports Peruna quickly relieved his symptoms and provided lasting relief, attributing the benefit to its tonic and laxative properties.
The speaker expresses strong affection for the Smiths and hopes they return to Schloss Rothhoefen for an extended stay. A sincere American girl pledges to come soon, with emotional exchanges about happiness and reunion.
The note warns North Dakota farmers about unscrupulous seed dealers selling clover alfalfa and new varieties at high prices. It urges checking references and submitting samples for testing before purchase, and notes that the state Pure Seed Laboratory can assist, especially for alfalfa to avoid dodder contamination.
A St Louis figure James Eads How plans to launch a hoboes newspaper after hoboeing himself, aiming to hire a local correspondent. The item catalogs a parade of itinerant characters, playful monikers, bunkhouse chatter, and petty misadventures along the freight line, including Slim and Skinny Slimmer’s troubles and a forthright boast of authenticity.
A speaker reflects on life as a wanderer who avoids hard work while others chase dollars. He describes sleeping near fires in winter, shade in summer, and seeking meals, shelter, and small favors from strangers and friends as fall winds blow.
The speaker yearns for a tender smile from a youngster or a gal to share a grin and tears, to disregard enemies, to avoid hurting a woman or wronging a man, and to drift and loaf along with peaceful companionship.
Derwood Mary Heaton Vorse Mary Hastings Bradley Izola Forrester and Elizabeth Newport Hepburn headline a section highlighting fashion cooking young people handicraft better babies and housekeeping. The article emphasizes practical, high value ideas for housekeepers nationwide.
The May issue promotes moving picture films as wholesome for children and features multiple articles. Helen Duey writes Better Films for Children, Ida M. Tarbell discusses The Twenty-Cent Dinner, Anna Steele Richardson presents Mrs Larry's Adventures in Thrift, and others cover nature, vacations, diet, and family topics. Sophie Kerr contributes rare fiction.
Potato diseases are increasing in North Dakota raising production costs and reducing yields. The Farmers Institute Monthly discusses scab and Fusarium Wilt among other diseases, advises selecting seed potatoes free of scab and dark streaks, and recommends treating seed with corrosive sublimate at four ounces per 30 gallons of water.
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