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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1903
Page
7
Fresh air remains essential in winter as in summer. Open bedroom windows from both top and bottom year round and keep doors snug to avoid drafts. When using gas, warm the room before bed, ventilate with slight top openings, and avoid gas burning at high flame to prevent heat waste and flame noise.
Princess Caroline of Reuss, 18, is set to marry Grand Duke Wilhelm Ernst of Saxe-Weimar. He is said to be among Europe’s wealthiest rulers and heir to the Dutch throne if Queen Wilhelmina has no children. The match links two historic houses as Reuss princes resist Prussian dominance.
Mrs. Samuel Belford of Denver a social political leader tops Colorado's suffrage scene. She presides the women's state campaign committee and steers reform aims while entertaining reformers in her drawing rooms. Her influence spans Bryan events and allied political circles, underlining a new era for women in the Centennial state.
The article surveys a decade of rapid Northwest development from Klondike gold to Alaska fisheries and the Panama Canal. It notes Seattle and Tacoma as trade hubs for supplies and troops, Pacific trade expansion with Asia, and rising Western Canada settlement, railroads, irrigation, forests, coal, and salmon industries shaping a dynamic regional boom.
About 10 million migratory sheep in Spain travel up to 200 miles yearly from plains to mountains. Known as transhumantes, their routes and grazing rights are regulated since the 14th century. Flocks migrate with provision mules and guard dogs, covering 400 miles for merino sheep and a 14 week round trip.
A humorous exchange from London Tit-Lits recounts a voyage shipwreck where the crew reached an island with cannibal natives. They discover the natives are vegetarians, allowing most to depart except for one woman described as a grass widow.
In a clipped Philadelphia Record style dialogue, a wife fears for her husband George as he warns against risky business speculation. The exchange mixes alarm and light relief about health and finances, with a stagey talk of ranks and sculpture.
A Victorian era testimonial parade touts Peruna as a cure for pelvic catarrh and leucorrhea. Women describe fatigue and weakness eased by Peruna after doctors advised surgery. Letters from Eva Bartho and others claim restored health, improved appetite, and back pain relief.
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