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The Williston Graphis by CoeRLARD and Owensom, Williston, ni. DAK.
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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1903
Page
2
When Donald Turned Cannibal Cannibal Wolf Tale Ends With Reunion
A New York Times account recounts Donald the collie once accused of devouring dogs and even a child’s pet jealousy. After being hunted as a wolf, Donald was wounded and later cared for by a fisherman who preserved the animal’s memory. The tale ends with a reunion alongside Miss Margaret’s mother, while the cannibal chapter remains untold.
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Ohn Beckerman
Arverne
John Beckerman
Margaret
Long Branch
Donald
Dim Decker
Coast Guard
New York
Araverne
Edgemere
Norway's Winter Fun And The Skiing Tradition
The piece describes Norwegian winter sports and the skiing method, noting ice covered fjords, snowshoeing as travel, and the design of skees including length, width, grooves, and foot loops. It also mentions the sliding mechanics and a brief line about abolishing corporal punishment in the French army.
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Norway
C. E. Borcherevink
St. Nich
Olan
Three Kittens and a Rubbish Tale from Youth’s Companion
A verse from Youth’s Companion tells of three white kittens playing on a lawn. A stovepipe left by the rubbish man leads to a magical twist as three kittens emerge black from one end, in a playful, rhythmic tale.
Lifting a Goblet by Hand Vacuum Trick
A Brooklyn Eagle note explains a water lifting trick. By pressing on the goblet rim to expel air, a partial vacuum forms and the goblet clings to the hand as external air pressure holds them together. The same principle as lifting a brick with a wet leather sucker is cited.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Safe Shooting Gallery Targets and Scoring
Instructions describe carving a one by one foot square board with four colored rings of 2, 5, 8, and 11 inches, painted between and outside the circles. Whittled 1 inch balls are thrown. sticks to nail points on impact. each player gets three throws. highest score wins per Howard L. Jameson in Washington Star.
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Howard L. Jameson
Washington Star
Tricky Yokohama Firm Ruse Outsmarted Merchant
A Paris merchant seeking a failed Yokohama firm used a banker’s test. The banker refused direct naming, offering a list of ten firms. The merchant revealed only one truth: only one name on the list was genuine, his business partner, exposing the ruse.
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Paris
Japan
Yokohama
Cornucopia Water Wheel Fun from a Boston Globe Illustration
A simple water powered toy uses an octagonal wooden wheel with a cork axle and cornucopia decorations. Water poured from a glass or pitcher or fed via a faucet powers the spinning wheel for amusing demonstration.
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Boston Globe
Enduring Echoes of Annie Besant in London and India
A London letter portrays Mrs. Annie Besant’s ongoing influence as a theosophist. She plans nine months in India for education work at Benares and three in England to strengthen the society. Besant lectures in London and champions rapid theosophical assimilation by Americans. Her charity wins the London poor, and her life—religious shifts, court defense, and family dynamics—fuels ongoing debate about her vindication and legacy.
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Annie Desant
England
Mrs. Besant
India
School For
Benares
Germany
Switzerland
Italy
Blavatsky
London
Annie Besant
Theosophical Society
America
Church of England
Walter Besant
Little Edna White the Child Cornet Virtuoso
Nine year old Edna White of Brooklyn is hailed as the era's champion cornetist. The prodigy has risen beyond musicians much older, drawing attention from bands, orchestras, society leaders, and churches who seek her services for banquets and receptions. From first home performances to weekly lessons, she quickly mastered the instrument, accompanying voices with ease and reportedly able to transpose and sight read classical pieces after one listening. Edna is small, dark haired, with brown eyes, and her first $50 funded her current cornet.
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Little Edna White
New England
Brooklyn
New York
Europe
America
Edna White
Edna
Quick as Lightning Biscuits and Bread a Century Ago
A traditional kitchen note describes quick biscuit methods using muffin rings and a half cup of half and half fat with flour, salt, and milk to form a loose dough. It suggests egg enrichment for tea cakes, and details using old fashioned middlings for crown bread, plus a boiling-water porridge serving idea.
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Boeke
Washington Stax
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