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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1902
Page
7
A detailed guide from a New York Tribune excerpt on changing bed clothes without disturbing a patient. It covers warming sheets, pillow handling, rolling clean sheets, and coordinating with an assistant to protect the patient while changing blankets, noting care to avoid drafts and unnecessary movement. Also includes a brief cake raisin filling recipe.
A fashion write up surveys three New York gowns in white or pale hues, highlighting airy fabrics like butter yellow satin, embroidered batiste, and mousseline. Descriptions note delicate trims, berthas, velvet belts, and lace details, with bold velvet blue neck drapery stealing the eye.
Greek Catholic monks plan a bazaar near the Holy Sepulcher as work clears the site reveals a medieval church of 40 by 30 meters with three apses. Capitals basalt pillars and bas-reliefs suggest the choir, and a silver shrine with relics was found nearby. Discovery ties to the Knights of St John origin while sectarian tension hinders preservation efforts.
A Bowdoin undergrad recounts a 1817 New England teaching stint with $15 monthly pay and hotel meals. He recalls meager dinners a dumpling and five sausages, plus the tale of Jonathan’s raccoon hunt and a long market trip to sell the animal, hinting at frontier schooling hardships.
The Temesvar orphanage in Hungary held its first monthly Infant Market where thirty children aged one to ten were on view and nineteen were adopted. Five boys and fourteen girls found homes with mainly well-to-do families, including a foster mother who arranged with a lawyer to make her adopted child heiress to $100,000.
A Baltimore Herald quip recalls a robber sighting with a wary neighbor shouting excitement. Mr. Pudge confirms the intruder, yet the neighbor jokes that the real danger is the man who inspects the gas meters, delegating the crisis to fate.
A collection of testimonials praise Peruna for curing chronic catarrh and related ailments. Readers recount personal success stories from Milwaukee and Brooklyn, urging others to try the remedy and beware of imitators. The copy emphasizes word of mouth and guarantees from Dr. Hartman and Dr. Bateman for further correspondence.
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