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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1903
Page
7
A detailed design for a four-flat residence on a 50 foot lot costs 3400 dollars. Each flat has five rooms plus bath with 9 foot ceilings, private first floor entrances, common second floor entrance, and rear porch access from kitchens. Exterior features include lemon yellow siding with white trim, four coat porch floors, and full plumbing and wiring ready for occupancy.
Drs Bond and Monette test the color cure on Ward's Island patients with rooms painted red violet blue green black and white to create color atmospheres. Red aids mania, violet mild insanity, blue and green for boisterous cases, white for those nearly well.
Dr. Thomas A. Jagger of Harvard geology gathers over 300 relics from St. Pierre’s volcano destruction for display at Agassiz Museum. The items include melted utensils, coins, glassware, and a unique copy of Les Colonies, many gifted by the French government and stored in Fort de France vaults.
A humorous Tribune inspired critique warns of the nickel habit, noting how a five cent fixation shifts conduct, spending, and deceit. It contrasts male and female patterns, cites streetcar telephones, and ponders cures and reforms to curb this rapid degeneration in American home life.
The German war department keeps duplicates of bridges likely to be damaged or destroyed in war, and additionally duplicates of numerous French bridges and other countries of interest. This stockpiling aims to enable rapid rebuilding and secure retreat routes if conflict arises.
A collage of curiosities and trivia: royal lineages across Europe, aged politicians, and a hunt for knowledge. Notes on taxation, whist odds, eight hour work in Russia, natural discoveries, and early telegraphy. Snippets on Malta goats, vivisection laws, patent systems, and Windsor Castle. Includes travel libraries in British Columbia, Italian postal plans, and a Lincoln-like holiday spirit from Vanderbilt. A Harvard Lampoon joke ends with a Johnson quotation.
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