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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1898
Page
2
Vivid verse fragments describe dreamy marsh spirits and crying children in twilight. Eypsy children and drowned angels call as spring returns with blossoms arbutus and birds. The speaker, alongside hidden figures in New York, evokes renewal and haunting lyric visions.
Carroty Dobbin, nicknamed Curroty, builds a sparkling bicycle after watching Bert claim the new motorcycle. In a vine house workshop he labors daily, with Jakey’s quiet support, to craft a device named the Through By Daylight Dicycle. The project inspires local mockery yet fuels Curroty’s stubborn insistence he can succeed.
A village boy Carroty builds a wooden bicycle named Through by Daylight on a hill in Zouns ville. After initial racing and a dramatic incident with the squire, the boy salvages pride by crafting a steel roadster and bravely saving a dog and child, earning a gift bicycle from the squire and a moral about perseverance.
A commentary on family management stresses it as a refined and vital system requiring executive skill. The source quotes Louis Lepublic and emphasizes discipline, proper conduct, and the belief that a well-run family reflects broader social order.
A collage of quirky quips and brief comic snippets compiled from multiple papers. Lines touch on misunderstandings and social banter, with jokes about hypochondria, lendings, and humorous observations of behavior, drawing from Detroit Free Press Chicago News and other sources.
A fragmented European travelogue discusses student discipline in countries like Germany and Austria, noting Heidelberg and Oxford style controls. It details a mocked prison cell experience, costs, and the university’s role in judge and report. It also references playful literary bits and a long obituary note on Victor Bailiot.
A Missouri reader shares a design for a bluegrass pasture feeding rack. The troughs are set on posts just above the top, with racks arranged on the southeast side of sheds and groves. The method aims to provide daily feed in winter and move troughs to summer grounds when grass is good.
The writer describes methods to keep hogs off feed and improve bedding and manure management. They discuss penning hogs, relocating a wattle, and using a movable rack to gather stalks and bedding from field fodder. The system aims to create a comfortable bed for steers and a manure pile, aiding winter feeding and bedding efficiency.
Practical guide from Farmers' Voice on crafting inexpensive bushel boxes from basswood or similar boards. Describes dimensions, assembly, and packing to hold a full bushel, plus time savings in field hauling and marketing. Also discusses borers in trees and suggests soap and washing soda spray for prevention, plus poultry insect control benefits.
The dairy cow is the foundation of dairy production and the key machine for milk and butter. Dairymen should select cows by efficiency in butter production and net profit, adopting specialized dairy cows over dual purpose animals. The future dairyman must use best tools and knowledge to maximize output, predicts G W Ridings of Prairie Farmer.
The article explains spraying codling moth larvae just after petals fall to prevent worm damage, recommending one pound Paris green per 150 to 200 gallons of water and timing before calyx closure. It also covers fowl feeding practices, advising dry feed with water access, and road maintenance tips to prevent mud and rats through wide tires and constant upkeep.
A man seeking enlistment at a Safe Stade post is told to file his application and submit to a preliminary check. The surgeon quickly concludes the man cannot enlist, remarking that he has no heart, as the anxious recruit storms off amid wartime rhetoric from Cleveland.
A WV speaker endorses Perma asserting it benefits catarrh and digestion, noting nervous system relief and blood purification. The letter fragment references Dr Hartman and a Peruna promotional page with archived quotes and social anecdotes from periodical sections.
A historical note urges mothers to educate daughters and seek medical guidance. It cites Miss Mance F. Jonsson of Centralia Pa who suffered fatigue pain and irregular menses, followed Lydia E Pinkham remedies, and reports regained health, weight gain, and color after treatment and doctor-advised care.
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