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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1903
Page
7
A collage of brief items and anecdotes from a late era newspaper page. It includes remarks on American pride and world travel, a personal health recovery tale credited to Dodd's Kidney Pile, social bits from Philadelphia society, a South Dakota book notice, and assorted short quotes and ads.
An eight room colonial style house design with a rubble stone foundation costs 2400 dollars. Room sizes include parlor 12 by 12, library 10 by 12, dining 12 by 14, kitchen 11 by 12 1 percent feet, and several chambers. Features include a parlor fireplace, dining room china closet, library closet, veranda 8 by 25, two stairways, pine finish, 2 by 4 studding, red cedar shingles, yellow brick chimneys, olive green roofs, gas and furnace plumbing, and basement coal bins laundry and furnace area signed G A W Kintz.
Lord Rayleigh reports French experimenter Blondelot’s evidence suggesting Roentgen rays may be polarized and thus a form of extremely short wavelength light. He notes the rays could be transversal if confirmed, and discusses coast lights, questioning extreme lighthouse candlepower as overtly inefficient compared to electric arcs at St Catherine’s.
A German scientist trained a carp to survive with diminishing water by gradually increasing oxygen and reducing water until it could breathe air. The carp grew attached to the scientist, followed him, and leaped for a fly on a bridge where it misjudged a leap and fell into the river. The Great Rural World reports on dining care in Japan and rail travel, noting sleeping cars and dining cars as rail conveniences.
A Lincoln report highlights Nebraska farm wealth with 1900s census data showing 121,525 farms valued at 557 million dollars and a total estate swelling to over 72 million after county reports. Farm product values exceed 150 million with livestock, grain, hay, and crops yielding strong profits. alfalfa expansion and wheat growth underlie future wealth growth.
Letters from Dr J F Ennor and others praise Peruna for treating catarrh and boosting appetite, with notes on its tonic benefits. Claims describe catarrh causing weakness via mucous loss, and say Peruna strengthens by protecting mucous membranes and aiding blood fluid restoration. Dr Hartman offers free advice to users.
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