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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1902
Page
2
A reflective verse selection contrasts a bravely singing figure with public scorn and personal hardship. It contrasts hopeful songs of resilience and a harsh, bloodstained scene as a narrator asks whether art can endure amid violence and ruin.
A judge notes liberality in cross examinations as a young female attorney navigates a trial. Witnesses recount early career struggles and romantic entwining with professional ambition amid a chaotic cross examination scene. A light subplot shows a wedding and a motherly figure entering court.
The Detroit Free Press notes evidence of extinct American elk and other large animals in Michigan. Elk antlers and skulls unearthed near Kalamazoo and Long Lake indicate historic slaughter, with moose and caribou reported rarely and likely nonnative to recent Michigan.
A Washington meeting of the National Educational Association discussed a plan to reform English orthography. Eighteen directors backed efforts to persuade 150 million people, with supporters mostly from two or three journals. Critics urged against depredations on the language.
A Farm Journal excerpt details a bird breeders cabinet design for twenty pairs, with seven foot two inch high and eight by two foot dimensions. It explains shelving, nest pans, removable shelves, and placement in rooms, plus guidance on height limits and adapting space for more nests.
The article suggests single mating for Pekin ducks with 26 females and five males, noting better hatch reliability and profit. It covers housing, fencing, breeding counts, egg timing, and feeding, with additional notes on early beekeeping tasks and general hen feeding practices.
Emma Clearwaters notes methods to secure fertile eggs, citing yarded fowls yielding up to 95 percent fertility. She describes pen size, flock composition, diet, green feed, and temperature control to optimize hatch rates, recommending eight hens per cockerel and daily egg gathering.
The article explains a ladder foot fix with a three foot long unplaned hemlock board attached at an angle using hinges to prevent slipping on smooth barn floors or ice. It contrasts with spikes that can damage floors and cites C C Gimsbee from Orange Judd Farmer.
Fragmentary report describes a patient suffering chronic pain linked to a womb condition. A doctor noted uterine displacement and inflammation and prescribed treatment, with details cut off by the damaged text.
A Brooklyn woman Testimonial praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash for recovering from illness after months of suffering. The note claims the remedy restored health and gratefulness to the couple, while warnings about testimonial authenticity accompany.
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