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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1898
Page
3
In the Hispaniola’s apple barrel Silver and a crewmate plot betrayal and treasure, exposing Flint era piracy, past loyalties, and a steward of mutiny among the ship’s trusted hands. The overheard conversation reveals a plan to seize the treasure with Captain Smollett sidelined and a dangerous future ahead.
A tale from Youth's Companion and Washington Democrat notes that Goldsmith refused to let a clever amanuensis write for him. He insisted his head and hand must work together, or no work would be done, and he never tried the method again. Mothers and babies sleep problems are also cited in brief quips.
A jumble of brief, non-fiction anecdotes lists rulers, diplomats, and nobles with varying ages and talents. It mentions Lord Charles Beresford, King Alfonso, German Emperor Willan, Jules Verne, and several European royals, alongside stray incidents from across regions and times.
A quirky San Francisco resident Tehder keeps cats for sale as a business, housing them in a brick structure near a busy district. The narrator visits a cat-caring operation with kitten enclosures and a garden, hearing Tehder describe how he trains and sells cats for a monthly fee. He notes his wife has been away for years and that his Switheanian language skills are limited to a few phrases.
A writer describes a vast cloud belt near the equator about 300 miles wide surrounding Earth. The belt rains nonstop, often sheets, and once hindered ships before steam. crossing it remains a moisture saturated voyage from north to south over oceans and great rivers.
A fragmentary item from the Cleveland Leader presents scattered lines and quirky dialogue about a venture, a private reserve, and a playful exchange. Names or clear events are unreadable, yielding a garbled humor piece with no definite reporting.
A Washington Star report describes a courtroom scene where a man accused of stealing a horse is tried and the judge asserts procedural law over crowd pressure. A lawyer from the “effete cast” challenges the judge, claiming the procedure violates the law, while the judge and crowd react to the dispute over legal process.
A Milford Indiana excerpt recounts Ming Bustan Rybolt a bright local student afflicted with serious illness described as neuralgia or prostration. After months of decline and a physician’s advice, she trials Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People and rapidly improves, gaining weight and strength by May. The piece promotes the pills as a cure for blood conditions and paralysis.
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