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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1899
Page
2
In Byrd's Nest December chill, Aunt Tempy wrangles old Charlie the horse while Little Miss, bedridden but bright-eyed, endures a slow decline. Aunt Tempy guards dignity and insists on carriage rides, clinging to hope that air and routine heal.
Aunt Tempy and Little Miss face a frightened rescue as Old Charlie stumbles fatally wounded by a sapling. Tempy sobs over the horse while Little Miss, driven by fear and hope, defies weakness to fetch help and walk to safety. Doctors say Charlie will live and Little Miss recovers from shock.
A historical entanglement unfolds between Marie Goodloe and Baron Von Norde of Berlin. After two broken engagements and a later Chicago reunion, she hosts a reception in his honor and rejects a Rhine castle for a Kentucky cabin, enacting cold revenge on the baron.
A man walking eastward and his wife westward diverge for almost 100 miles before drawing within 100 yards of each other. The shipboard explanation notes the man moving to one end of the vessel as the wife goes to the opposite end.
A New York exchange cites a young woman who keeps a two page daily diary. One page lists planned activities and meetings, the opposite notes who she actually sees. She finds the two pages rarely agree, yet gloomy forecasts seem to be followed by pleasant surprises from calls and invitations.
The Alaska court investigates witchcraft accusations among southeastern tribes as Washington directs enforcement. Indians are jailed in Juneau while grand jury reviews cases, with killings attributed to witchcraft and accused “witch devils” detained as trials proceed.
A diary excerpt praises Hon Ethan Allen Hitchcock as a tonic for mood swings and despair while describing a pink and purple bound diary. An accompanying grand jury statement urges thorough inquiry into crimes linked to witchcraft beliefs among native people, emphasizing legal protection and strong disapproval of such practices.
The article notes Twenty-Fane mats daily and a dentist kept by Mr Mule to care for the mules teeth. It mentions a Mexican man company defending the habit of bolting food and related dyspepsia.
The fragment argues about Turkey’s doctrine and Islam, noting that while Islam may be theory wrong, practical results are notable. It contrasts public drunkenness in Constantinople with cities in Europe or America and questions general knowledge on the matter.
A fragmentary note mix reports meteor sighting on an Illinois farm with assorted dental and political asides. It mentions teeth wear in animals and humans, a dentlet expert, Canadian nobles, Ottoman dress norms, and a stray palace ordinance. The piece closes with a joke about a boa constrictor at the Dinte Museum and a Chicago Tribune quip.
A string of humorous quotes from various publications reflects social satire and light theater banter. Phrases poke fun at editors, plays, medical practice, manners, and adults recalling past military life, ending with a gag about mustard with turkey.
A portrait of Princess Helene d Orléans duchess d Aosta as a Bourbon princess linked to a modern romance. It traces her English upbringing, intertwined royal matches, religious barriers, and eventual marriage to Duke d Aosta amid dynastic expectations in Europe. The piece notes her fleeting hopes for queenship in Italy and her eventual settling into Italian life.
An early 1900s advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the cure for rheumatism claiming it neutralizes blood acid and delivers unrivaled healing. The snippet includes testimonials and a mix of unrelated clippings from a newspaper page.
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