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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1903
Page
7
A New York Weekly reflection argues that childless women miss deep joys and sorrows of motherhood while acknowledging the strength and virtue in womanly character. It contends love, loss, and maternal instinct define true womanhood, noting few women remain unmoved by the sight of a mother and child.
Fraulein Bertha Krupp holds most shares in Krupp Gun Works Limited making her the world’s richest girl and one of its wealthiest individuals. She is reticent and rarely seen, spends time in study and cultivating flowers, claiming two carnation varieties and an orchid collection famed as possibly the finest. She is a striking blonde with blue eyes, tall and slim, and dislikes publicity. Water drinking guidance and medical notes appear, advising careful hydration for kidney health, plus brief outlines on measles rash variations and uses of buttermilk and whey in certain digestive issues.
A portrayal of Maori women in traditional New Zealand life, detailing duties, strength, and beauty. The piece notes roles in labor, warfare, and domestic life, then contrasts past and present norms, describing greeting customs, attire, talents, and marriage, with praise for their resilience and charm.
A colonial style pudding method from the Baston Globe outlines a mixture of one quart milk with one pint heated to boil, stirred with one cup Indian meal until thick, then molasses flour salt nutmeg and ginger added, followed by cold milk and baking for ninety minutes.
A historical note advises using camphor as a deodorizer in the sickroom. Place camphor in a saucer and apply the tip of a red hot poker to release fumes that freshen the room.
Washington County lawmakers push for a bounty for porcupines that overrun eastern Maine from St Croix to Machias. Reports describe the pest gnawing bark, destroying spruce and hackmatack, sinking canoes, injuring timberlands, killing a horse, and resisting lumber crews. Also noted is Uncle Sam's reindeer program aiding Eskimos in Alaska, with herd distributions and eventual private ownership. A Baltimore cruiser rebuild adds steel furniture to reduce fire risk.
The Baltimore American notes a cynic’s comment on a failed match between two young people. The speaker laments trying in vain to prevent a union while asking when the wedding would occur. The item carries a terse, local newspaper tone.
Deputy Auditor Dan A Grosvenor and several officials from Washington and Minnesota praise Peruna as an effective catarrh remedy and spring tonic. Letters claim relief from chronic catarrh and improved health, urging others to try the remedy and seek Dr Hartman’s advice if needed.
A garbled tale from Maine recalls a woman who refused marriage until a suitor saved $10,000, then, after an exchange, declares she nearly accepts. The piece shifts to postmaster letters, diabetes cure claims, and a Canadian brand’s pills, mixing proverbs, ads, and quotations.
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