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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1903
Page
7
Mary Dunlop of Garnett Arkansas suffered 18 years with kidney trouble and found relief after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. She praises the remedy and tells friends of its cures. A Brazile woman named Mrs Garrett also claims rapid recovery from Cerebro-Spinal trouble.
A collage of quotes and lines from early 20th century publications includes a Wit about Creswell in Bridewell, a call to Allen’s Foot-Ease for sore feet, a burglar joke from N Y Weekly, a trade mark for Klean Kool Kitchens, a riddle about a porter’s daughter, medical endorsements for Piso’s Cure, and assorted reflections on habits, dyes, and literature.
A nostalgic portrait of society women who resist aging, led by Mrs. Palmer of Chicago and Mrs. Astor, famed for youthfulness, fashion, charm, and social influence. The piece extols perpetual grace, daring styling, and the central role of these women in upper society across eras.
The piece advises staging a single room packing session to arrange all items for a trunk. It offers step by step layering: soft padding, heavy items, writing case, stockings, boots, linen, jewelry, souvenirs, dress pieces, hats, and small articles. It warns against overpacking or leaving too much space to prevent movement and damage.
Legal guidance explains checks are not payment until paid, with certified checks treated as payment for the drawer. Dates, postdating, and presentation timing determine rights, with duties of notice after dishonor. It covers diligence, indorsement liability, and port of circulation limits. Also includes unrelated notes on Austro-Hungarian army deaths and a Noah's ark joke from the Times.
The widow of the Confederate leader lives on the fourteenth floor of the Hotel Gerard in West Forty fourth Street New York. She relies on a cane and a Southern companion while her days center on watching a portrait of Winnie Davis and receiving admiring visitors on Wednesday afternoons.
A satirical exchange from Chicago Daily News and Detroit Free Press cartoons features His Honor threatening to commit a nuisance offender, only for Tired Tatters to protest that such action violates the nuisance law. The dialogue continues with quips on aging and appearances as an optimist.
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