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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1904
Page
6
In a Paris area chateau, Baroness de Varjolla contends with staged visitors and a meddling letter pile. She debates marriage to M. de Ludre while reading covert notes, exposing romance, jealousy, and a comic hat portfolio ruse.
Virginia Daniels, once Miss Bonynge, becomes Lady Deerhurst through marriage to the Coventry heir. Her ascent links American wealth to British titles, with Princess Christian and King George III’s era context implied, as Deerhurst ages two and court circles anticipate her status among grandees.
A 19th century exhortation promotes daily outdoor running for girls as the best healthful exercise. It argues brisk outdoor runs develop color in cheeks, purity of blood, and overall grace, urging starting with short distances and building to a mile. The text extols running as superior to dieting for weight control.
In a four child household the rubbers nagged until a clever storage solution was found. A vacant space under the first step of back stairs leading up from the kitchen now serves as a tidy stash for the troublesome footwear, with the top of the step hinged for access.
A simple back-placed covered box teaches children to store rubbers. the step doubles as a seat. Good Housekeeping notes rubber mix ups are common and praises bacon fat for flavor, noting its use in basting and cooking rehicken.
A Brooklyn Eagle inspired collage highlights how women accessorize with fur, chiffon, girdles, and sashes. It features a Siberian squirrel fur four in hand, lace and velvet tassels, black net pelerine, Van Dyke point plaiting, and pastel china crepe de chine stock collars with lace insets.
A crabbed blend of peanut varieties and garden fruit culture discusses Spanish and commercial peanuts, bush growth in Pennsylvania, and curing. It notes table yield, roasting flavor, and the New Mammoth, plus apple tree culture, pruning guidance, and experiments to deter mice with tarred paper and earth mounds.
Wallace Jamison explains cultivation and storage techniques for celery. He covers seed bed setup on a moist north side, transplanting at three to four inches high, burying plants in furrows, weed control, and hilling to accelerate growth. In fall, he describes packing in shallow boxes with soil, keeping roots moist but not wet, and storing plants to stay fresh through winter.
Farmers should keep detailed accounts for each crop to identify unprofitable plants. Eliminate money losing crops to improve annual revenue, recognizing soil and market differences mean not every crop suits every farm. Focus on the crops that consistently yield profits and adapt to local conditions.
A description of a plowing attachment for a 14 inch plow to prevent bark damage when plowing around trees. It details parts A through D and their assembly to reduce side draft and protect tree bark while cultivating near trees. Also notes use of clear kerosene as an experimental spray against orchard pests, effectively killing bark lice and aphids without harming trees.
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