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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1900
Page
2
Franc Remington, in Union Signal, presents a devotional poem celebrating renewal through seasons. The piece frames winter hardship as a prelude to spring and summer, urging faith in divine goodness guiding through darkness toward enduring hope and harvest.
A rugged tale set in Chihuahua era deserts and Apache bands follows a Mexican cook known as Kid Cook, later revealed as Tulsa Montez, a woman who disguises as a man to work in a grading outfit building a railroad. After a brutal camp bully is defeated, Tulsa aids in a deadly stampede rescue, earns Bill Smith’s aid, and later marries him, transforming Bill into a gentler, prosperous man.
A collage of comic vignettes on human foibles. An inkstand fiasco prompts a burst of noisy desk chaos, followed by a Philadelphia cards anecdote about engraved cards for a dog named Fido Smith and an odd homely exchange. A New York Weekly quip on male temper and a Chicago Democrat remark on matrimonial standards round out the fragment.
A collage of humorous quips and dialogues from early 20th century papers. Snippets show banter among cops and passengers, romantic boasts, odd bets, and satirical social remarks featuring unnamed speakers and patrons from Philadelphia and Boston press outlets.
Consul Liefeld reports a new fireproof impregnation developed in Germany that preserves fabric strength and color, adds little weight, and resists steam. The treatment renders goods flame resistant after washing and reimpregnation, with only minor cost increases and no poisonous effects.
A collage of brief, dated quips and captions from various papers. Jokes, cartoon captions, and light humor span topics from social missteps to wordplay, featuring references to Boston transcripts Chicago Daily News Philadelphia Press and others. tone is rapid, garbled, and witty.
A reproduced letter from W H Kinkade of Atamieda Assiniboia Western Canada describes Canadian land policy and homesteading prospects. It outlines costs for homesteads five to ten miles from towns, grants for rail land at three dollars per acre, and how disciplined labor can lead to an independent farm within ten years.
A Baltimore News item recounts two young women observing a shabby tramp who pauses before their window, admiring a fragment of looking glass in his hand. They realize he is examining his own features, proving vanity can bloom in men as curiosity does in women, while other unrelated notes touch on baseball fame and fashion quirks.
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