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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1904
Page
2
A poetic verse by J. M. Lewis printed in the Houston Post. It explores life as a wondrous brew of emotion, love, and longing. The narrator praises love’s sweetness, laments nearing end, and asserts life was worth drinking for the beloved, ending with a resolved, serene sentiment.
In a Harwich town tale, Mat Bronson inspires a plan to reform Mabel Rogers by mimicking city airs. Nell and I adopt a country glamour to teach her a lesson, only to find Mabel graciously accepts the critique and invites them to resume friendship, with Mat revealing both sides of meddling and charm.
A vivid sketch of British North Borneo as a new neighbor to the United States with Sandakan as the trade hub. It describes the coastline, population, imports and exports, a developing rail line, and a durbar festival with native groups and Malay Dyak speakers. The piece notes a cultural exchange and humorous courtship of local life through an illustrated scene of Sandakan’s youth and a playful dialogue excerpt from the Boston Transcript.
Medical notices trumpet Peruna with endorsements from examiners and physicians. Letters from Dr. Jordan, Dr. Roberts, Dr. Robbins, and Dr. Gee claim Peruna cures catarrh and related ailments, improves digestion, and strengthens the whole system. The piece urges readers to write Dr. Hartman for free expert advice.
Washington party line stories reveal small town friction with neighbors over shared phonelines. Separately an ad touts Salzer’s Billion Dollar Grass alfalfa, claiming 6 to 14 tons per acre plus pasture, with farmer testimonials and a catalog offer.
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