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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1901
Page
2
The fragment cites Clinton Scollard and a youthful voice praising open sky and onward journey. It recalls a lyric tone about nature, guidance, and the rider within, framed by a historical newspaper excerpt from Che Williston Graphic.
In a Western talky reminiscence, two veteran frontiersmen Hank Varcom and “Lish” Baxter share decades of outdoor life as they haunt a Spanish American town. Their routine unfolds on cafe steps then brief excursions to Colorado Charley's, while memories of 49 lure their quiet days, and a final tale of distant adventures lingers in the plaza.
The article argues that space pervading ether acts as electricity, supporting Teala and Pence on interplanetary contact and gravitation as energy-driven. It cites wireless theory and Newton, claims ether underpins ground circuits, and notes European rulers’ incomes and Edward VII’s club affiliations. It ends with Morgan aiding the British government.
Ghoriex P Clark former president of a railroad meets Bonner after a confession about a halted train. He initially seeks to use old fashioned integrity and diplomacy, then refuses to slow the train at Charter Oak. The writer details finding Clark silent and stern as the situation unfolds.
J E MacArthur of Buffalo cites the New York Tribune describing Magdalena River in Colombia infested by large bloodthirsty alligators called jans. Natives protect villages with semicircular pile breakwaters, keeping water access out of reach and ensuring safe washing and bathing areas. While landing at a village years ago, the narrator found only a solitary native woman weeping.
Inventors and patent attorneys nationwide hail the appointment of Frederick Innes Allen as the new United States commissioner of patents, replacing resigning Mr. Duell. Allen, 41, born in Auburn New York, descends from George Alten of colonial Massachusetts, and studied at Phillips Academy Andover and Yale. He later practiced law after admission in 18. He is noted for his firm stance on orders and no evasion, contrasting with a bribery attempt witnessed on a railroad carriage where a general order to stop trains at Charter Oak park was recorded.
A Kentucky college physics professor M I Pence argues that universal energy marks a dignity for electricity, noting recent child deaths due to lack of a breakwater. The article lists world rulers after Queen Victoria’s death, noting 75 men to one woman, with ranks from presidents to khans and maharajahs and remarks on titles and ages.
Ex United States Marshal S S Matthews of Mississippi writes to The Peruna Medicine Company from Hazelhurst praising Peruna for curing his catarrh and reporting he needs no further medicine. The letter highlights satisfaction with Peruna’s claimed remedies.
A garbled collection of quotes and snippets from various papers mentions domestic matters a burglar alarm, a newlywed invitation, a call for summer resort booklets, a nurse’s advice on baby care, and a wedding scene. The text is fragmented and reads like OCR noise with occasional proper nouns.
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