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Williston Graphic

Location

Williston, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1903

Page

7

Fragmented 19th century notices mix churns and cautions

A garbled trove of ad like lines mentions Mes Cooney, a backache remedy, a 200 plank cost claim, and a wife beating remark attributed to the Chicago Daily News. It also references a creamery cash system, a lawn mower loan, Allen's Foot-Bare, a kitchen branding line, and various scattered quotes and advertisements from period papers.

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Woman Press Feeder Claims Unique Role In U S

Annie Pegier of 3016 Missouri avenue is described as the only woman pressman in the United States, running two cylinder presses for five years at 314 North Third Street. She joined Pressmen's Union No. 6 after amending its constitution to admit her, while she avoids local meetings. She excels in color work and dainty printing, balances work with views on marriage and chivalry, and believes women gain perspective from employment.

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Keep Pretty Hands and Nail Care Rules From Then

Nail care advice warns against overpolishing and trimming. It prescribes a foxe tint paste, warm water or oil before cutting, gentle arching, edge filing only, silk towels, rare gloves, and cold cream after ammonia baths, noting warm feet and white bands.

Charming Old Lady Ties Dickens to Little Dorrit Legend

Mrs. Mary Ann Cooper of Southgate, in her nineties, claims origins of Dickens’s Little Dorrit. Born 1813 in Hatton Garden, she recalls friendship with Charles Dickens, his nickname for her, and their Hampstead Road escapades. The tale includes family connections, Sunbury visits, and a mantel sampler dated 1822. London Black and White.

Dickens Marshal Sea Little Dorrit Mary Ann Cooper Southgate Dorrit Charlee Dickens Mittons Johnson Street Clarendon Square Charles Hampstead Road Cecil Rhodes St. Pancras Mrs. Cooper Sunbury Migs Mitton Marshallsea Mary Ann Mitton London Mary Cooper Littie Dorritt

Indian Memits Recipe From Old Cookbook

A simple old recipe for Indian Memits or muffins instructs to pour boiling water on a quart of corn meal to form a thick batter, cool slightly, add yeast eggs and salt, let rise two hours, butter square pans, fill two thirds, and bake in a hot oven for hot fresh muffins.

Secret drawers in desks appeal to buyers and romance

The New York Times notes that secret compartments in desks captivate buyers, especially women, who enjoy an air of mystery. Manufacturers supply desks with hidden niches, sliding doors, and concealed backs, while most customers still get plain models unless requesting the wonder features.

New York Times

Goddess of Liberty Green on Bedloe Island Needs Cleaning

The Bartholdi statue of Liberty on Bedloe's Island shows verdigris crusting from torch to drapery. Cornelius Bliss says a letter to the president asks for War Department control and funding for proper cleaning, which may be delayed while a guardian arrangement is decided.

Bartholdi Bedloe’s Island New York Post Cornelius N. Bliss American Committee War Department Bliss Army

Great Wealth in Timber Moves West to Pacific Coast

The United States timber heart shifts from Maine to the West as California, Oregon, and Washington hold about one third of national standing timber totalling over 600 billion feet. Forest reserves and parks cover 32,428 square miles, more than 22 percent of each state’s wooded area. In Oregon alone reserves yield about 59 billion feet, a quarter of the state’s timber.

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Grateful note from Detroit organizer praises Perrin's remedy

Miss Muriel Armitage of Wood Ave Detroit writes that after five years of uterine irregularities and hysteria she found relief with Perrins taking fifteen bottles over six months. She says the health improvement transformed her and urges others to try the remedy.

Muriel Arraitage Owood Ave Detroit Mich Royal Templars of Temperance Perris Mariel Armitage

Pelvic Catarrh and Nervous Weakness Feature Ad

A health advertisement discusses pelvic catarrh as a cause of progressive weakness in women, linking it to nervousness and widespread exhaustion. It promotes Pernid as a permanent cure and invites readers to write Dr. Hartman for free advice, citing his sanitarium in Columbus, Ohio.

Hartman Addreax Aun Hartman Sanitarium Columbia Ohio

Very Low Fares to Boston and Return Tickets Offered

Low rates advertised for Boston travel with June 25 and 26 sale dates and July return options. Tickets available via city office at Clark Street and through C F Dein Cuetec A in Chicago.

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Beedsman Potatoes Shown in Culinary Dilemma

A Boston Transcript quote discusses how to prepare potatoes for a dish, weighing the virtues of serving them whole versus mashed or whipped into a sauce. It captures a domestic guidance tone with a humorous regional speech.

Newman Boston Transcript

Fragmentary Phrases Hint At Letters About Farming Sermons

The readable scraps touch on farming in the Southwest as a true exemplar and mention conscientious effort. Included are clipped quotes about poetry, debt, and hair, with scattered attributions to newspapers like the Washington Star and Chelsea Gazette.

Bigina Washington Star

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