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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1903
Page
7
A 19th century health note links spinach to good complexion and wealth, praising its potassium and iron. Mustard seeds are urged for memory, cheese as a mild sedative, but only in moderation. Potatoes tire the body and mind, while apples are said to boost brain sustenance and spirits with phosphorus and malic acid.
Miss Julia Marlowe pursues golf walking and driving in all weathers. She keeps a country home named Highmount in the Catskills with 400 acres of wild, scenic land. She spends late springs to early autumn at her estate, preferring nature over urban life and staging a Tudor terrace on her brick terrace.
The illness and planned summer travel of Harriet Lane Johnston, niece of James Buchanan, highlights her storied role as White House hostess. Her tact kept Civil War era social life orderly, and her later years in Washington reflect a refined collection of art, souvenirs, and royal connections, including ties to the Prince of Wales.
A brief instructive note explains removing dust from the eye with a pointed paper or camel hair brush. It then advises closing the eyes, binding two soft pads over the lids, and leaving them in place to relieve the ache and restore comfort.
Banks of vast capitalization seek vast power to mobilize multi million loans in hours for rail, foreign bonds, and new flotations. Small accounts are avoided as officers stress wholesale business and readiness. Experts say such banks could stabilize markets but may limit services to the large clients. Also notes on army promotion rules, a Creel joke, and a southern sea elephant specimen arriving at the National Museum.
A visiting group of capitalists sought views on introducing gas in a small town. An agent said the plan wouldn’t pay salaries or justify the plant. Citizens argued the town was too rich for gas and preferred kerosene, as many engaged couples would not use it. The exchange appeared in hoaxes from Brookyln Eagle and Puck.
Fragmentary text lists ailments and remedies with phrases like doubt cures Dean's Pills and swelling limbs. Mentions back pain fever urine color and headaches. Overall appears as damaged notes on remedies and symptoms rather than a coherent report.
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