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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1903
Page
7
An eight room residence can be erected on a stone foundation for $2,600. Room sizes include Parlor 14 by 15 feet Living room 15 by 16 feet Dining room 11 by 16 feet Kitchen 9 by 12½ feet Chambers 14 by 14½ feet 14 by 14½ feet 10 by 12 feet Den 7 by 7 feet Reception hall 11 by 14¼ feet.
George A Kintz describes a residence with open SAL kitchen, pine trim on first and second floors, white enamel reception hall parlor living room and dining room, five by six foot pantry, six by eight foot bathroom, and a 7-foot basement height. Four fireplaces, extensive closets, ebony china cabinet, and plate glass front windows. veranda spans front and side while exterior brick chimneys receive press brick facing.
Albany Ind telegraph reports Capt John B Ford who built the first polished plate glass factory in the United States started late life wealth in New Albany and Tarentum Pa He built factories at Louisville and Jeffersonville later founded Ford City and sold his holdings to the plate glass trust for 10 million He pioneered natural gas as fuel and paid high wages avoiding strikes now afflicted with cancer and retired as a benefactor to Greensville Ind and to a large Methodist church and other bequests.
A new photographic method called Katatypy uses a overlaid negative with hydrosuperoxide solution. After evaporation a hydrogen peroxide layer forms and silver in the plate dissolves the peroxide, creating an invisible hydrosuperoxide image that can be printed directly onto paper with transfer damage.
A Chicago Tribune report summarizes experiments by Eva May Shoemaker and Alvin Waggoner at Eastern Illinois Normal School under W H Manwaring Johns Hopkins showing house flies transfer bacteria. They used a two chamber box and sterile agar to prove flies carry bacteria from infected material to food, with control tests confirming transmission. They conclude flies can carry bacteria in nature and may spread disease, referencing Typhoid studies by Dr L O Howarth.
The Register of the United States Treasury praises Peruna as an excellent remedy for spring and summer catarrh. Testimonials from Miss Camilla Chartier and Mrs. Kate Bohn describe relief from dyspepsia headaches and digestive issues after taking Peruna. Dr. Hartman offers free advice to readers with unresolved cases. Additional items include anecdotes, travel notices, and miscellaneous ads and quotes from period publications.
Personal testimonial from Adrian Doyle of Philadelphia claims Dodd's Kidney Pills cured long standing kidney trouble after using about ten boxes. The ad asserts the medicine is the best seen, with Doyle recommending it to friends. Includes a humor snippet and a separate shoe ad offering Allen's Foot Ease.
A customer from Point Pleasant, West Virginia reports positive results after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He describes pain relief in the hip and back, reduced swelling and dropsy signs, improved urine clarity, and elimination of heart palpitations and nervousness.
Speedily Canad by Cathara When As Else Fall describes severe skin troubles including eczema psoriasis and ringworm. It promotes Cuticura Ointment Resolvent and Soap as a complete local and constitutional treatment offering instant relief and improved sleep during worst outbreaks.
Fragmentary inquiry asks if illness or pain is present and mentions the need for vitalizing food. No clear news event or publishable person, place, or organization is identifiable from the text.
An advertisement touting Ozomulsion as a vitalizing blood and nerve food that prevents disease and cures consumption and lung troubles. It claims to be more than food or medicine and offers free trials, with large two pound bottles advertised for sale everywhere.
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