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Williston Graphic

Location

Williston, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1906

Page

2

Educational reciprocity plan to move teachers across seas

Travel plans proposed by Mr Movelye, British commissioner, would fund winter passage for up to 600 teachers via Cunard and others. Arrivals would be housed and distributed to university centers, expanding exchange with Europe and boosting American education through study in Berlin Paris and Oxford.

Movelye England Cunard University of London New York World Europe Sich Guapiies Berlin Paris Oxford Athens Syracuse Boards of Education

A Cradle Song Verse From Denver Mayfield

A partial cradle song poem is presented with phrases about angels guarding a baby through night. The source credits Mayfield in Denver and mentions a tender lullaby tone with lines about slumber and protection.

A Question of Caste A Secret Modern Romance

Carter Johns and Cleo Rivers pursue a clandestine romance sparked by a new neighbor and a sold house. Their meetings in a hidden garden and car rides threaten to expose social barriers as a note reveals mistaken assumptions about Cleo's station and a chauffeur's confession ends the affair as they seek a second chance.

Carter Johns Cleo Rivers Cleo Johns Cleo Rivera Carter Ashe Lorraine Cleo River Uqual Daily Story Pub. Co

Indian Capital Mementos May Become National Museums

Historic capitol buildings in the five civilized tribes could be preserved as national museums as Oklahoma and Indian Territory merge their capitals. The Creek capitol at Okmulgee, built in 1867, embodies memories of a vanished era and the Red Stick war lore. A cliff near Sapulpa named Moccasin Track holds three carved tracks and a legend of a white lover who fell to death after a forbidden romance.

Oklahoma Indian Territory Okmulgee Okmulges Council House Council Great Council House of Kings Houses of Warriors Triend Tecumseh Clit Yong White Tover

Lipton Aims to Bring America's Cup Race Under New Rules

Sir Thomas Lipton pursues another America’s Cup challenge using the New York Yacht Club rating rule, aiming to test under that system after prior failures under length and area rules. He oversees a Massachusetts cup proposal, designed by London silversmiths, to be awarded by two Class Q championships, with Lipton’s private signal and international symbols featured on the award.

Massachusetts New York Yacht Club Sir Thomas Niy London Winfield M. Thompson Boston Massachusetts Bay Thompson Yacht Racing Association of Massachusetts Boston Yacht Club Great Britain America Thomas J. Lipton Sir Thomas Lipton Yacht Club Aeolus Ebay Eilver

Lydianthum’s Vegetable Compound Promoted by Judge and Bank News

Notices urge women to seek the Vegetable Compound before surgery with testimony from Miss Margret Merkley and a physician warning of operable cases. Irish language cheque signatures gain acceptance at National Bank. Barley farmer tips from the United States Maltsters Association warn on harvest handling to secure top prices.

Lydis Pinkham Lydianamn John Not United States Maltsters” Association

New Jersey Girl Horsebreaker Gains Notable Fame

Miss Wintonah Von Ohl, a 20 year old New Jersey girl, earns a growing reputation as a horsebreaker. She learned to ride in South Dakota with her mother for health reasons and, upon return to the East, began training and breaking horses with notable success and without injury.

Miss Wintonah von Ohl New Jersey South Dakota

New Heat-Blocking Window Glass From Austria

Austrian inventor Richard Szigmondy claims a new glass that blocks about nine tenths of heat from sun rays while letting other heat escape. Ordinary glass passes sun heat but blocks non luminous heat. with this glass a hothouse would stay cold, keeping interiors cool in summer though winter conditions may worsen.

Richard Szigmondy Szigmondy

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