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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1898
Page
3
Jim Hawkins recalls Ben Gunn’s talk with Ten Gunn about a plan and a rendezvous as a bombardment rocks the stockade. Silver and the mutineers force a tense, dangerous standoff while Smollett, Livesey, and the crew defend the island and await possible terms.
In a clear cold dawn outside the stockade two men appear one waving a white cloth and Silver himself stands nearby with his lieutenant. The morning is hushed and pale while the scene around them holds a tense, shadowed air as they observe from the shadows.
A humorous exchange riffs on railroads and tea passes with a quip about untold ills. Potts jokes about a railroad tea pass while Watts asks about unseen blessings from the railroads, and Jewelers' Weekly jokes about regulating water gauges and moving regulators.
Recount of Lt Clark of Warren Ohio, early Civil War hero, wounded at Vicksburg, later served with the 7th Ohio, faded to frail health, found renewed strength after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, now weighs 190 pounds and recommends the remedy.
The excerpt reflects on moral behavior and personal responsibility, noting men prefer power to truth, wives as managers, and honesty as rare yet valuable. It contrasts virtuous restraint with the temptations of wealth and public life, citing a Chicago Evening News jab about stock investments and the imprudence of warnings after losses.
An excerpt from the Chicago Chronicle shows a disrupted sermon scene with interrupted dialogue about love and life. It includes a bishop or pastor addressing a weary congregation while a quoted line hovers over the scene and personal reflections surface amid religious discourse.
A Chicago Daily News report celebrates a young woman's achievement in a milestone event, noting a notable figure and community significance. The article underscores pride in local progress and marks the moment as a notable civic success.
Readers attest to relief from female troubles after using Peruna. Mrs A Cy Hill of Milton notes dramatic improvement after nine bottles, praising the medicine as the grandest and a life saver. The letter urges others to try Peruna and offers to serve as a testimonial.
A fragmented OCR of a late 19th or early 20th century paper discusses grievances of sailors, abuses by officers, and the improper use of violent remedies. It weaves in unrelated ad snippets and literary jabs, mentioning Stomach Hitters, bicycle bearings, and a judge’s note about a family visit, reflecting a jumble of content rather than a single cohesive report.
The piece markets liver health as central to life, touting liver regulation products like Cascareta as the only perfect regulator. It cites modern science and popular remedies, promotes a range of tonics and cures, and includes miscellany about jewelry, books, and consumer medicines with various far-reaching claims.
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