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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1914
Page
7
A reflective Home Circle piece advises tired mothers to seek calm, kindness, and restraint in daily duties. It urges humility, courtesy to all, modest dress, and respect for others' beliefs, presenting a wholesome moral vignette from the editorial pen.
A fragment compares focus on clothing to character in women, urging readers to see mind and heart over attire. It then contrasts views on aging, praising elderly insight and spiritual paths, and ends with guidance to women about advising boys kindly without nagging or crushing their spirit.
A 1913 column discusses celebrating Independence Day with North Star Export beer while warning against beer and whisky as public enemies. It cites patriotism, public virtue, and sobriety as core values and recalls Revolutionary War history to urge proper observance of the holiday.
The library year ends in June with acknowledgements to individuals who donated books or magazines enriching the shelves. The notice expresses gratitude to Shaw-Juvente and W. C. T. U for Russian weekly papers and other benefactors.
As a national holiday July 4 is celebrated by all, marking American independence and the founding principles of a republic described as the grandest and strongest in the world. The text notes universal patriotism prompting collective or individual commemorations.
A historic note celebrates the Fourth with joy and proper observance of the rights and privileges of every born American citizen. The text expresses delight in a royal good time while emphasizing reverence for liberty and citizenship.
Readers are advised on kitchen tasks and home care from cleaning a gold chain to boiling sugar syrup, plus fabric, cosmetics, and safety notes. The column also covers July 4th celebration sentiments and practical household hacks for busy women.
Reports from Nisgri Palls indicate the Maxi can delegation received a telegram from El Paso claiming pacific talks are not genuine. The message alleges Carranza plans a 2000 man force into Sonora and accuses generals of defying orders, signaling ongoing Villa opposition and military maneuvering.
Vienna reports nine aviators perished when a German Austrian dirigible the Koertling was struck by a biplane during army maneuvers. Both crafts burned and crashed on mountain slopes after the midair collision. Captain Johann Hausworth led the airship crew and Lieutenant Flatz commanded the biplane.
A police squad guards five young lions and their mother after they killed and partly devoured keeper Emerson Deltrich, a Cornell graduate and football player. Deltrich was the assistant to vaudeville performer Miss Adgie Castill. The inquest will determine whether the animals are destroyed. Trilby the mother is tame, the cubs were bottle raised and considered harmless.
Forty seven unidentified bodies of victims buried today in Quebec by order of the coroner. Services will be conducted by Protestant and Catholic clergymen.
The text displays garbled and partially readable lines praising a national day of reflection. It mentions voices and songs like Red White and Blue and Yankee Doodle, reflecting a wartime or patriotic pageant context with fragmented phrases about declaring and promulgating the day.
An ad touts a regular five dollar Prisilla electric iron now priced at $3.50 with a stated expiry in August. It claims superior construction and appearance for the low price.
El Paso Herald reviews a Minstrel show praised for variety acts. Henry Hunt performs daring feats with fire and a hot iron. Arthur Prince impresses with hoop rolling and juggling. The ensemble blends comedy, singing, and dancing, with strong stage energy and memorable routines amid controversy over blackface humor.
The Williston Drug Co advertises Adler-i-ka as a famous remedy for curing appendicitis and bowel issues. It claims a single dose drains foul matter, relieving constipation sour stomach and gas almost immediately.
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