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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1897
Page
3
Poem excerpt from Golden Days reflecting on whether beauty and deeds have fulfilled a maker's will. Questions rise about roses blooming for the weary, sunshine of smiles, and whether our words of hope and joy bless all, ending with the poet’s meditation on mission and purpose.
A dramatic excerpt recounts a president, Conway, and Morley amid bank robbery suspicions. Confrontations reveal trust, love, and a vow to prove innocence, with eerie nighttime disturbances hinting at hidden danger in the old house. Florence Morley’s steadfast faith contrasts with public doubt and unfolding mystery.
Light humor column sketches list brief quips from Bridget warning about a stove, a judge, a bishop, and a tragedian. Items include "Where They Are" on great men, Mrs. Chugwater’s canned gooseberries, an lace shopper, Mrs. Hanson’s dress, and quips from Mrs. Wiggs and Abs Caustic, reflecting early 20th century American newspaper humor.
A hospital patient Mr. Simons recovers from illness with a phonograph and megaphone, easing boredom by listening to bands comics and vaudeville while recording messages for friends. The tale extends to sound therapy for sleep and anxiety, plus a note on English after-dinner speakers and a quip about constant companionship in marriage.
Henry McKintrura of Laporte towns reports ringing in ears and head pains since years of catarrh. After using Hood’s Sarsaparilla, a few bottles fully cured him.
An old advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for indigestion and upset stomachs. The copy emphasizes purification and cleansing benefits and invites readers to try the tonic.
A Chicago Tribune snippet recalls parrot talk at the Lincoln Park Zoo where a dignified young woman with ten girls lectures the birds about language. The gray parrot mocks with a “rot” chorus as onlookers giggle at the quaint scene blending science and whimsy. Nearby notes describe Baltimore and Ohio railroad improvements near Martinsburg and Tablers, detailing track realignments and cost justified by safety and efficiency gains.
A fragment from a 19th century style discussion references Pauline and a conditional marriage vow, noting fear of displeasing a partner and distant living near a singing woman. The item appears from a journal or newspaper fragment with a Washington Democrat citation.
An advertisement extolling Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women during the menopause. It describes symptoms such as hot flashes rashes and heart palpitations and claims the remedy strengthens the nervous system and improves life during this period with grateful testimonials.
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