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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1919
Page
3
Williston Graphic notes John A Corbett serves as Editor and Publisher. The paper is published weekly on Thursdays in Wiliston North Carolina and enters at the Wiliston Post Office as second class mail matter.
The piece argues that war spurs serious thought and biblical reliance but warns quoters misinterpret scripture. It notes two creation accounts and contrasts wise men with Herod, urging careful reading of Paul’s epistles and cautioning against superficial church duties.
An opinion piece argues women may replace men in many fields though outcomes vary by boss. It contends men lack patience for daily household chores and domestic duties, suggesting women stepping into work could reshape labor roles and family life.
A speaker asserts that civilization remains fragile and that women will continue domestic work, insisting this work is the greatest contribution to the world. The remark frames domestic labor as essential and enduring despite broader social change.
Bruce Barton asks readers to picture a vast auction where lives of men women and children are bought and sold for money. He links the idea to relief efforts for Armenians Syrians and other victims, urging personal conscience and action despite middle‑class worries.
A long portrait of Theodore Roosevelt from Progressive split to World War I era. It covers his 1912 campaign near Milwaukee, the assassination attempt, his writings and editor roles, explorations, River of Doubt voyage, longevity in public life, and his sons service in World War I including Quentin's death.
Brief biographical sketch of Theodore Roosevelt 1858 to 1919. Highlights include birth in New York City on October 27 1858 education at Harvard multiple marriages and children, early political offices in New York, Rough Riders formation, roles in war and government, presidency from 1901 to 1909, Nobel Peace Prize in 1906, and later political activity with the Progressive party.
Obituary notes the January 6 1919 death of a prominent Oyster Bay author and columnist known for anti war and anti administration writings. The individual authored many books and contributed to newspapers and magazines. Died after a career influencing public opinion.
The First Lutheran Church of the city held its annual meeting on Tuesday evening. Reports for the past year were read and accepted, the church condition described as very encouraging. A new monthly payment plan was adopted for finances. The board for the coming year includes G. B. Everson I. C. Hamre August Mit guard O. E. Westberg and O. J. Helland with Westberg secretary and Helland treasurer.
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