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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1904
Page
7
In Toledo Ohio on January 25 Mr L Lewis, a dentist at 607 Sumit Street, reports kidney disease relief after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. After months of pain and nightly awakenings, six boxes brought marked improvement and complete recovery.
A note of family pride emerges as three Reading lads recount their grandfathers Civil War roles, one youth defending his uncle’s long jail sentence and others recalling ships at docks while ads stress confinement. A collage of ad blurbs, jokes, and old-time lines fills the scene.
Mrs M E Hughson of Chicago writes that after years of general weakness and backache from health trouble she found relief using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports improved sleep appetite and energy after taking three bottles and credits the remedy with rebuilding her strength.
Describes an inexpensive sheep feeding rack design to keep wool clean and fetch better prices, plus a Prairie Farmer note on two keys to poultry success cleanliness and wholesome food, and a Crecking Grate method for stock grain preparation. Includes practical construction details and tips for avoiding dirt in wool and improving efficiency.
The Tennessee Experiment Station notes rising corn prices push farmers to substitute grains and farm by-products like slops and skim milk to cut costs and boost pork quality. Open-range hogs with grass and forage improve fat lean balance and overall vigor, reducing reliance on corn.
Prof. L H Pammel of Iowa Agricultural College argues that selling beef pork and mutton yields higher returns per acre and per dollar than grain alone. He advises exporting surplus as meat and prioritizing forage crops to feed stock to sustain soil fertility and farm profits.
A farmer details a hog pen design measuring fifty by twenty feet with a central two foot alley, six pens per side, six foot openings into the alley, and a thirty foot wide floor. Sows and pigs can be exited through a side door to a small sunlit exercise lot, as described in Farm and Home.
Prairie Farmer reports a Kherson oat variety imported from Kherson province Russia five years ago. It yields about ten bushels per acre more than other oats in Nebraska trials, offering notable value especially in central and western areas. The Nebraska experiment station notes its usefulness locally while Wisconsin and Iowa may see limited impact. A substantial seed supply has been distributed over the past three years.
Report highlights the Overland Route completion a grand railroad feat across Great Salt Lake linking Ogden and Lucin Nevada. Union Pacific and Southern Pacific project eliminates helper engines, saves money and time, with 1902–1904 construction spanning trestles and fill across lake arms to Promontory. Planners expect Salt Lake City to Chicago travel under 30 hours and New York under 36.
J. W. Walls, superintendent of streets in Lebanon Kentucky, states his nightly rest was broken by irregular kidney action and back pain. After trying doctors with no relief, Doan's Kidney Pills gave quick lasting improvement. The ad notes Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo sells them for 60 cents a box through druggists.
An advertisement proclaims Swamp-Root as the great kidney liver and bladder remedy. It urges readers with kidney trouble to try a free sample by mail and claims swift systemic benefits and doctor recognition, citing Dr Kilmer and a New York address.
Editorial note extols Swamp-Root as a cure for kidney bladder and related troubles. It claims a free sample bottle and a book with testimonials can be obtained by sending the reader’s address to Dr Kilmer and Co in Binghamton New York. The note urges prompt action to prove the product's merits.
A brief reader-friendly line noting a generous offer mentioned in a newspaper snippet with a call to action or curiosity, highlighting the offer's scope and potential benefit to the audience.
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