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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1902
Page
2
Chicago Record-Herald quotes Kieer urging Williston to face change with a bright view of the sky and green leaves. He argues laws remain and new days bring fresh opportunities, citing Caesar and Julius as examples of persistent effort.
A Mexican wife, Candalaria Soubieta, tests Dorsey’s Anglo ideals as she toys with romance, power, and family rules. Dorsey’s longing for an English-speaking Gringa collides with social constraints and a farcical, fateful pursuit of opportunity.
A vivid sketch from Athenaeum recounts Ismail of Cairo who favored rogues over fools. An offender once climbed a ladder to enter through a window after being ordered to stay away, then earned reinstatement by the viceroy’s amused mercy.
Queen Alexandra, then Princess of Wales, encounters a tiny mite of a boy crying loudly. An indulgent old lady in charge explains the child is not ill but cannot stomach the "bulls" dish, highlighting the princess's fondness for children in this quaint vignette from Good Words.
A collage of quips and exchanges from Indianapolis News Philadelphia Record Philadelphia Press Chicago Daily News Baltimore News and Baltimore American reflecting lighthearted remarks on insomnia matrimony worry and stage entertainment. The snippets showcase wry deflections and comic one liners from early 20th century newspapers.
The article notes Chinese immigrants in major cities buy meat and imported produce, keep vegetables grown in truck gardens for Chinamen, and enjoy refined Chinese and American foods with wine in top restaurants. It highlights Chinese lodging in modest quarters versus well appointed homes for merchants, and discusses traditions that differ from Western norms, provoking comment and derision.
The fortune teller asserts a false accusation about her husband, claiming an investigation proved the tale untrue. The exchange highlights a dramatic dispute as the speaker defends her reputation among many prior accusers.
A white horse hitched to a covered van blocked Third Avenue and cross-town tracks at Bowery. Motorman urged the horse to yield as passengers grew restless. The electric car finally moved the van and horse aside, proving electric power over horsepower in a brief, comic street scene.
Paris owners lavish attention on dogs with jeweled collars, lace handkerchiefs, and elaborate coats. Descriptions cover bulldogs with fur ruffs, long haired breeds with plush collars, and dogs sporting blue suede gear with gold studs. Prices cited include up to 24 pounds for costly collars.
The London Mail reports that of the sultan of Turkey’s 200 grand viziers, no more than 24 died naturally. A hundred were poisoned, 36 were beheaded or drowned in the Bosphorus, while 40 have unknown causes. One vizier served four hours, another ten minutes, strangled at the end.
Woman from Chicago credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash with restoring health after a year of severe symptoms including pains dizziness and nervousness. She urges other women to seek advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
A survey of global data notes coal prices to England at 6.60 a ton, world mine employment around 4.475 million, Texas permanent school funds near 8 million, and a 294,266,701 India population. It mentions sugar beet labor, shipping by rail since 1830, and cultural notes on fashion, coins, travel time, and beauty of the mandarin duck.
Breed Wisconsin June 16 Charles FP Peterson justice of the peace for Oconto County tells how years of back ache eased after using one box of Dodd’s Kidney Pills. He reports renewed health and recommends the remedy to others based on his positive experience.
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