The Face That Smiles
An Baltimore American verse admonishes readers to stop dwelling on past mistakes and regrets. It urges turning toward the future, where hope and a clearer vision cultivate a genuine smile.
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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1903
Page
2
An Baltimore American verse admonishes readers to stop dwelling on past mistakes and regrets. It urges turning toward the future, where hope and a clearer vision cultivate a genuine smile.
Marie Allen and James Willis navigate love and pride in a tale of romance and missed signals. Willis questions enduring love while Marie reveals a long awaited truth about her former betrothed, ending with a quiet kiss as the ball looms and expectations shift.
A collage of brief jokes and social sketches from papers including Chicago Daily News, Atchison Globe, Philadelphia Record, New York Weekly, Philadelphia Ledger, Philadelphia Press, and Boston Transcript. Light humor on society women, weddings, education, drug ads, and newspaper notices.
French scientist M Blondlot reports a new set of radiations emitted by a Roentgen tube. Unlike X rays these rays can be concentrated and reflected by a quartz lens and pass through aluminum paper and wood. They are rectilinearly polarized at emission and can be rotated or elliptically polarized, yet produce no fluorescence or photographic action. Meanwhile government agents and Russian subjects push flour mills factories meat packing and mining in Manchuria with privileges Americans cannot enjoy, per Chicago Chronicle.
A digest of varied 19th century notes: Germany grants solid alcohol patents. Bremen steamers and Hamburg fleet rely on steel. Australia discovers venom trade from snakes. Paris engineers plan rain machine. South African cycle market, British dominance, American imports. creosoted telegraph poles endure since 1858. pocket knives in demand across South Africa at low prices. Herschel vs Wallace on Milky Way position. Suez Canal opened 1869 with British shares bought near 4 million pounds. capers buds used in vinegar. a future dining scene imagines food delivery by mechanical devices and tabloid meals.
Settlements create neutral spaces where employers and workers meet, reducing prejudice and misunderstanding in labor disputes. Their impact extends beyond conflicts, influencing residents, volunteers, and communities to pursue municipal reform and broader social missions.
A Norwegian woman in Long Island City supports herself and two children on about 15 cents daily. She cooks beans, onions, and oatmeal, drinks water, and occasionally beer for dinner while hoping for milk. The family lives in two ill furnished rooms in the Woolsey estate. details reveal hardship and frugal meals amid poverty.
A condensed set of skincare cautions from a Washington Star column. It urges sun therapy benefits for skin, cautions against overcleaning and harsh soaps, recommends gentle cleansing at night, and suggests careful use of lemon juice vinegar and home remedies for freckles and stains. It notes avoidant tips for cold creams on cold skin and stresses moderation with powders, toners, and tinctures.
Jewelers revive the bracelet as a broad gold band with turquoise and diamond settings, blending old charm with modern demand for elaborate ornament. Two rings display three diamonds in a fresh setting and a single pearl shown to good advantage, illustrating current ideas in gem arrangement and design.
Step by step on hollowing tomatoes for stuffing using the stem end round as a cover. Fill with minced chicken mixed with hard boiled egg yolks pepper and a touch of melted butter and onion juice. Then add salt and follow a guideline to walk gracefully by not bending the knees to avoid a weak knee appearance.
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