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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1902
Page
2
A fragmentary verse reflects personal anxiety about duties at a hall during a week of responsibility. The speaker laments needing to cook and sweep and fears the weight of Bach lor a Hall duties while noting a spouse’s absence and feeling overwhelmed.
Col. Gaylord leads an American party touring London Paris Rome and Switzerland where Count Du Bois declares love for Bessie the niece. Repeated refusals and comic countermoves follow as the count pleads at hotels, on stairs, and in the Coliseum shadows, with the colonel offering blunt advice and a ten dollar bribe to stay from despair.
The Casey Ill resident Lizzie L Johnson has endured an eighteen year battle with a crippling neural affliction while remaining fully devoted to Christian missions. She funds five Indian pastors, two Bible women, three Chinzei seminary scholarships in Nagasaki, Bible workers in China, and a pastor in Africa. Revenue comes from selling silk bookmarks bearing scripture and poetry, with extensive correspondence managed personally despite a constant workload. Her family, led by her retired father, resides in Casey and supports her charitable efforts.
A coal operator near Shel bina Missouri opened two mines offering union and nonunion labor. Eleven men started in the nonunion mine and fifteen in the union mine. Both mines pay on the same scale.
Decorators say room purpose guides choice of wall coverings. Plain papers calm living rooms, self-toned stripes seem solid. Big flowered papers suit a guest chamber with a pale plain ceiling for balance.
The article portrays Eugenie Montijo as a world traveled, powerful figure who shaped France’s destiny through marriage to Napoleon III. It notes her enduring beauty and intelligence, her later life in Farnborough, and her belief she may live to 100. It recalls her rise, widowhood, and the striking contrast of a life of glory and quiet domestic shrines.
A pastor's wife, praised for kindness and sociability, greeted newcomers at a church door and collected addresses to foster contact. Her quiet diplomacy revived a declining congregation, transforming it into a lively social and spiritual center known for its welcoming handshake.
An orphaned Plymouth Rock chick grows tame and bold at home. He raids tables for mashed potatoes, breaks up kitten duels by pecking heads, and earns the nickname Chicken Policeman after a puppy rescues the troubled birds. The tale appears in the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
An advance agent for Ringling Brothers explains that elephants undergo daily winter training in Baraboo Wisconsin to develop strength and coordination for tricks. Trainer Pearl Souders leads sessions, including sitting upright on tubs and balancing on neighbors, aided by windlass hoists for neck and shoulder work. The method keeps elephants fit for pyramids and other acts, though the trainer resists the term physical culture.
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