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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1907
Page
6
The article argues charm comes from neat appearance and vitality not perfection, noting that plain women can possess admired qualities like clear eyes and smooth skin. It promotes Electric Bitters as restoring strength, nerves, and complexion, sold for 50 cents by Brownell Drug Co.
Amos F. King of Port Byron reports Bucklen's Amica Salve cured a leg sore he bore for over eighty years, claiming an eighty five year old case now healed. The Brownell Drug Co offers the remedy with a stated guarantee to cure all sores.
Mrs. J. Gregerson suffered a broken shoulder when her buggy became unstable on a rough road Sunday. She was tossed to the ground as the seat broke loose and tipped backward, and was transported to Williston for treatment where the shoulder was set.
Our Christian Endeavor Colony remains active at the Stand on Main street. We note growing attendance of many young men and newcomers in town as discussions of Sabbath keeping and public duty continue.
A NY writer recounts a father’s discipline plan started when the son was seven. He forbids lying and insists on honesty and self reliance. Over years the boy matures, avoids punishment, and builds a successful commission business with his own plant and staff. The father notes no religious coercion and ongoing guidance.
Mrs Hennessy heads the Sunday evening gathering inviting all to attend at seven o clock for the time of reception, urging attendees not to disappoint.
Zion Lutheran Church holds regular services at the Court House on the first and third Sundays monthly with Swedish language at 9 00 am and English at 8 00 pm. Sunday school meets at 1 30 pm at Congregational Church. The Zion Church Literary Society gathers every other Thursday evening at the Congregational Church. Strangers welcome. Pastor M L Holey.
An edgeley threshing engine exploded on Mr. Pepper’s farm about eight miles north of here. The engineer suffered severe scalding injuries, and Mr. Pepper was badly cut from flying iron. The vehicle is a total wreck.
Two men robbed a downtown Indianapolis pawnshop on Massachusetts Avenue, striking clerk Simon Gold unconscious with a hose, and fled with about 3000 dollars in cash, diamonds, watches, and other valuables. Gold later died at the hospital. Police had not identified suspects by late evening.
Admiral Baron Yamamoto met President Roosevelt in New York in a private discussion about the cooling of Japan US relations. Both sides said the strain is a passing shadow and not enough to end the long standing friendship since Commodore Perry opened Japan.
A report from San Diego claims a Japanese national was arrested at Fort Rosecrans for drawing fortifications. The location and identity are not publicly released. Washington confirms no War Department notice of the arrest as of Thursday night.
Albert Peverette a bank robber and Lake Shore gang member escaped from two guards Thursday at midnight near the prison driveway. He leaped from the carriage after slipping the shackles from his hands and feet while being returned to the institution.
President Roosevelt appoints Frank A. Leach of Oakland California as director of the mint to succeed George B. Roberts who resigns to head the Commercial National Bank of Chicago. Leach currently runs the San Francisco mint and will begin duties in Washington late this month. Standard Oil Firemen to Strike Across Nation Philadelphia July 15 union says all Standard Oil firemen nationwide will strike on Tuesday affecting several thousand workers.
Thomas Dixon a prominent young merchant of La Crosse six miles from Americus Ga was shot and killed Saturday night by an unknown person near a negro picnic It is believed a negro reveler killed him in the vicinity.
A quirky dialogue on railroad executives and trust fears unfolds aboard a commuter train. Mr. Bolting shows a labor journal as Mr. Harvey reads about an old division chief, a German engineer, and a Dutch temper tale. Scandalous life insurance notes fuel discussion of politics and reform.
A Jewish Brooklyn clergyman condemns worshipers who attend synagogue without contributing to its maintenance labeling them moral parasites and stating their religious life steals its substance from others. He argues these attendees fail in communal responsibility and financial support.
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