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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1901
Page
3
A fragmented column blends political talk with blunted banter about the Beales and constitutional fate. One speaker quips that the flag should guide debates while Jim Smith dismisses followings, and another recalls historic train service as a public aside. The tone mixes satirical dialogue with brief cultural asides and a dash of local color.
Finland reports losses of about 5500 pounds in cattle to wolves within a year. The note highlights wildlife impacts and ongoing predator concerns affecting rural livelihoods.
Minneapolis man Mr Ayers, long ill with Brights disease and diabetes, credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with saving his life after doctors gave only days to live. He praises the remedy, urges others to use it, and notes many locals attest to similar recoveries, with a testimonial published from Bath New York.
A collection of brief, dated quips and jokes from various newspapers. Exchanges include sly wordplay about manners, marriage, fashion, and social nerves. Bits mention Miss Bensonhurst, Mrs De Young, a cat, a canary, a gray hair remark, a sack suit joke, and a trolley damages pun. The tone mirrors late 19th or early 20th century humorous miscellany.
A Chicago Chronicle item describes women labeled as returners who use approval purchases to take multiple hats home for trial. They swap among millinery shops, returning 11 of 12 bonnets daily without paying, prompting managers to seek a mutual protection remedy while lamenting losses to rivals.
The New York World reports a French chemist’s discovery of photobacteria producing a luminous liquid that glows like moonlight with no heat. A pint of culture in a room lets viewers read time and recognize faces. luminosity lasts months and can be renewed by shaking.
A fragmented excerpt cites lawmakers wrangling toward abolishing the whipping post and likens passage to a major reform. The text then shifts to advertisements for remedies and tonics from various period sources, touting products such as Stomach Bitters, Grain-O coffee substitute, Hall's Catarrh Cure, and multiple patent medicines, interspersed with short quips and consumer notices from newspaper pages.
Correspondence from readers praises Peruna as a cure for grippe and its aftereffects. Frances M. Anderson of Astoria reports rapid recovery after using Peruna, while Samuel M. York of Union Grove and Caroline J. Kahl of Otco recall regained health and relief from catarrh and deafness after two bottles. Included is an invitation to write for Dr Hartman’s guidance.
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