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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1905
Page
7
An illustrated feature advertises a model low priced frame home with modern improvements. It includes hot air heating, full basement, pine and cypress trim, and a two thousand two hundred dollar estimated cost, adaptable to corner lots and other sites.
United States experts report trees can act as wireless stations with tops collecting signals and trunks forming circuits. Experiments at Fort Mason and Alcatraz show trees transmitting speech between two trees, aiding military communication in dry soil. A near future road system proposes two concrete tracks with a rubber tire roadbed for motor vehicles and a device to prevent tire contact with flanges.
A field near Biggleswade England was illuminated by acetylene gas to run two six foot mowers attached to an Ivel gasoline tractor. The test cut 15 acres in 3 hours and 2 minutes, showing agricultural work can proceed day or night with gasoline power.
In Washington Star style, Senator Sorghum says he supports reform in principle but refuses to risk his political and financial future on it, citing no immediate occasion to advocate. The exchange frames a cautious stance amid reform debates.
A New York Weekly report records a tense exchange between a railroad official and a reporter. The official says none of the injured trainmen are dead enough to be listed as bismeton.
A young man on a Broad Street streetcar shows off a novel shopping bag that promises to replace tangled bundles. Passengers laugh as the cord slips from a bundle, then he hawks the bag for ten cents before the conductor ejects him. Also included are short notes on Dodd's Kidney Pills and misc quips.
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