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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1898
Page
3
A Chicago Record poem fragment laments the futile search for heartsease or Arcady the fabled herb that frees sorrow. The traveler Tovey journeys widely with many seeking youth and peace, only to learn no such place exists and rest lies near home.
Conway pursues truth amid gangland secrets in Twineburgh. He rails at Skinner and Horace Jackson while trusting lawyer Sonntag. A planned cellar dig with Sarah and Jake aims to expose hidden crime before dawn.
A shadowed lake front scene features two Italian musicians and a tall cloaked man with a violin. He pays to perform a midnight serenade, erupting into a swift, shimmering bow that entrances the household spectators. The mystery violinist slips away before faces are seen, leaving the crowd astonished and the tale of the legendary minstrel a lasting memory.
A collection of odd notes and trivia from across the globe. Topics range from potato sizes and seven volcanoes in operation to legal changes in New York and population shifts in Knoxville. The item list covers coins, medicines, wood, umbrellas, and bizarre health claims, plus a slew of misc facts about animals, arrests, museums, and Wagnerian singers.
An old column parodies a waiter scene and consumer tips, mentioning Hood's Sarsaparilla to keep blood pure and resist exposure. The text centers on a literary figure in a restaurant dispute over soup and a new waiter misreading etiquette.
A droll peddler hawks broomware while a doorstep neighbor rejects small purchases. A senate page refuses a card, stating cards go to the east lobby, then a sharp retort on pay. At home, Singleton admires his baby as his wife comforts him over fatherhood’s mystery.
A plea urges brides to protect their beauty for both husband and self, recommending tonics like Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A reader letters claims the remedy helped with painful menstruation and nervous symptoms after nine bottles, noting relief and restored wellbeing.
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