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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1906
Page
2
The piece urges turning to cheerfulness when plans fail or delays arise from cooks, dressmakers, or other setbacks. It encourages laughing with guests, using what you have, and wearing a smile to keep outlook sunny, noting happiness is a habit and worries fade in sunshine. It also highlights broader notes on marriage trends and early 20th century curiosities.
President Roosevelt's work The Outdoor Pastimes of an American Hunter will soon appear in a German edition. The publication signals expanding international reach for the renowned author and aims to bring American hunting and outdoor lore to German readers.
An 1880s street scene unfolds as Washoe and Chinaman vendors clash with a prowling Indian chief seeking his son. A frightened papoose is hidden in a house as women guard the intruding boy, while amused locals watch the comic fracas between cultures and a wary white family. The tale shifts to a Prague court with a young waitress jailed for kissing a stranger and fined for horse mishap.
Ashahi Kitagaki, son of Baron Kunimichi Kitagaki of Kyoto and Tokyo, is a popular third class midshipman at Annapolis. Born of noble birth, he blends democratic manners and learns English from his Tokyo beginnings. He hosts at Carvel Hall and befriends K Matsuka, fellow Japanese cadets, with Prof. Clark aiding their language exchange. Earth eating in Africa and Bolivia clay pastes are noted curiosities.
Berlin reports Grand Duke William Ernest of Saxe Weimar, ruler of a German state and heir to Holland's throne, seeks a new wife after Caroline of Reuss death. European matchmakers suggest Princess Hermine as a suitable consort to grace the court. The grand duke, 29, governs Weimar with a liberal constitution and a 400,000 subject duchy famed for Eisenach castle and Heidelberg ties, potentially inheriting Holland if the queen dies childless.
The commission selected an 90 foot high rough faced granite obelisk for the Minnesota soldiers who fought in the Vicksburg siege. A bronze peace statue by Willem Cooper will sit on a pedestal at the base along with three regimental monuments and three markers. Total cost 23700 dollars. appropriation 25000 with remainder for commission and incidental expenses. Commission members: Gen. Hubbard, Gen. Andrews, Gen. Wilson. Phonograph Becomes Scientist reports on global phonographic records for study.
An old New York Press quote argues that attire shapes behavior and character. It suggests people act according to their clothes, with examples of a gentleman in a dress and a conductor in a universe, asserting humans mirror sartorial expectations.
Printer recounts relief from rheumatism after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. He swears on improved blood and nerves, cites multiple successes, and notes a money back or mail order offer with prices 50 cents per box or six for $2.50 from Dr Williams Medicine Co in Schenectady.
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