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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1901
Page
3
The tale of a gold discovery at Nome City Beach Alaska draws thousands who rush to the area risking health. An old advertisement touts Tetters Stomach Bitters as a cure all for indigestion liver issues and malaria while a joke about a senator’s wife echoes in a Philadelphia Press line.
A collage of items notes Union Pacific praise from Omaha public schools exhibit at Paris, plus assorted ads and short quips. References to Hall’s Catarrh Cure, GEATN coffee substitute, Gardner’s and Laxative Bromo Quinine, with multiple testimonials and humorous exchanges.
A discussion on maternal neglect and the need for medical consultation for daughters with irregular menstruation and related symptoms. It cites Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham as offering free advice from Lynn Massachusetts and claims her Vegetable Compound cured a young woman after a two year complaint of pain and irregularity.
Marshall Dean and Elinor Folsom navigate mounting tensions at Fort Emory amid a looming Sioux threat. Indian hostilities clash with modern breech loaders as Burleigh and Capt Newhall surface in strained social maneuvers.
Advertisers tout Grain-O as a safe substitute for coffee appealing to both children and adults. It promises no stomach distress, claims a rich mocha flavor, and is priced to rival coffee per package at local grocers. A separate note references ballroom dancing and a luxury dining car train service from Chicago to St. Augustine via multiple rail lines.
The Mobile and Ohio announces a personally conducted excursion to Mardi Gras with special rates. Tickets go on sale February through Sleepere and Pike, with agents in principal cities. For information and tickets contact the Mobile address or Rex at hotels, including Chicago, Detroit, and Detroit offices.
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