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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1902
Page
7
The article discusses how speech emerged from earlier forms such as gesture and imitation, noting animals' vocal cues and the gradual evolution toward human language. It cites Romanes and an address by Prof. Conningham, emphasizing speech as a driver of progress.
Consul Skinner reports from Marseilles a solvent based oil extraction system using naphtha or petroleum ether, now shifting to sulphide of carbon for safety and cost. The process dissolves oil from pulp, then distills off solvent to yield odorless oil and meal for fertilizer, with apparatus diagram details and pulp discharge.
The article explains how Maine timber crews faced fatal risks in spring through autumn as logs move and jam. They created a water-scope using a molasses hogshead with a glass pane to scan underwater depths, enabling recovery of bodies and floats. The device lacks patent protection and has been in use about 25 years.
A large granite block at Tubislaw quarries in Aberdeen was split by freezing water. Water poured into drilled holes caused the block of granite to burst apart after a couple of days. The detached stone measures 12 feet by five feet and weighs about six tons.
A vast red dust storm from Africa coloration of Alpine glaciers provides a lasting marker in the ice flows. This marking aids scientists in tracking glacier movements more accurately over many years by observing the dust-stained river within the ice.
A collection of quips from 19th century papers shows quick exchanges on gossip and mishaps. Jokes touch on trains, hammocks, doctors, and newlyweds with a light, regional newspaper voice.
Britain moved to repopulate South Africa with English and Scottish settlers before and after peace. The Colonial Immigration Society and Scottish Settlers' Association, aided by Cecil Rhodes, organized large scale migration and land grants to Cape Colony and Orange River areas to outnumber Boers and ensure British authority.
An essay arguing that true success requires more than money and position. It contrasts material achievement with the enrichment of mind through culture, art, literature, music, science, and beauty, asking what would distinguish human life from mere animal existence without these elements.
Calpurina Bristol confronts Reginald Briggs after an emotional scene at the clubhouse. She admits agitation and rejects his advances, insisting on not addressing him, while the pair's awkward tension unfolds amid social scrutiny. Briggs departs through the gate and ponders his next move.
Notre Dame University in Notre Dame Indiana urges readers seeking a college for their sons to request a free catalogue and course details from the president. The institution includes a preparatory school and a Commercial Course. St Edward's Hall offers boys under thirteen and the school emphasizes thoroughness and care.
The document lists annual federal expenditures abroad including 5000 for extraditing criminals, 2270 for the International Bureau of Weights and Measures, 1318 for Brussels customs tariffs publication, 1500 for the International Geodetic Association, 11520 for the Washington Monument via the War Department, 547275 for artificial limbs, 2000 for veterans surgical appliances, 325 for Tangiers and Cape Spartel lights, 9450 to reward shipwreck rescuers, 500 for Panama seamen hospitals, 100 for Brussels repression of slave trade, and prison costs abroad totaling 14100 for Bangkok Shanghai Yokohama Turkey.
Delos Hutchins of Sonoma Michigan recalls injury from 1861 64 Louisiana service and rheumatism. He credits Dodd's Kidney Pills after four boxes with relief from back hip and leg pains and improved mobility. Local pharmacist Fred Parker recommended continued use leading to full improvement.
Describes the Black Hills as a mighty region with rich geology and scenic beauty. Highlights Hot Springs as a health resort with seventy five springs, noted fossils in Cheyenne river canyons, Spearfish canyon, Spearfish river waterfalls, and famed attractions like Wind Cave and Onyx Cave. Mentions early gold discovery near Custer City and the area’s growing tourist appeal.
A yacht owner discovers his Finn employee, long viewed as single, has a wife and two sons in Finland. He boasts of earning savings from his sailor’s life and explains his wife stays away due to disagreement with the climate. The tale mixes humor with a glimpse of seafaring and immigrant workers.
An ad extols Shake Into Tour Sidrney Allen's Foot-Ease for painful swollen feet. It promises quick relief, suggests easy application, and warns against substitutes. Sold by all Druggiste. address given as A. 8. Olmsted Le Roy. Editor notes missing poem theme about air.
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