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Newspaper

Williston Graphic

Location

Williston, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1902

Page

3

Deserting Husbands Shape Chicago Charity Dilemma

Describing a charity view from Chicago, the piece cites desertion by husbands as a primary poverty driver among families, classifying deserters by pattern and noting the burden on mothers. A sobering anecdote follows of a dying husband sent to Colorado and returned to Chicago to die with his wife, illustrating poverty’s emotional cost.

Chicago City West Side Bureau of Charities Colorado West

Miscellaneous items and scientific notes from era

The text surveys the Japan Current width near Japan and at San Francisco, notes Vesta as a naked-eye planet with a small diameter, and cites demographic and production figures. It also mentions copper mining in France, dairy farming, and new Indian electric-transmission projects with engineering details about poles, sockets, and elephants.

Japan San Francisco Vesta Euope

Rainy confession sparks awkward suitor debate

In a light Boston Tran script scene, a character brims with delight as Martha confirms acceptance of Mr Spooner. The others joke about his clumsy charm and the umbrella he held, claiming his love and accidental downpour prove his devotion.

Martha Mr. Spooner Nancy Boston Transcript

Village sale in Bridgeton sells Halberton for 1000 dollars

The sheriff at Bridgeton New Jersey recently sold the village of Halberton for 1000 dollars. Begun in 1893 as a colony for Russian Hebrews from New York, it proved a failure. The property included about 5000 acres, 200 houses, and a large factory building.

Bridgeton N. J Halberton New York N. Y

After the Curtain Dropped

Stage jest ends with the comic banter about sailors failing to hold pitch causing laughter as the judge questions the chorus.

Tars

The Modern Circus Compared to Military Logistics

The piece argues that wartime logistics would improve if leaders were circus veterans not officers. It notes circuses move essentials with precision using channel irons and end-to-end wagon systems, stressing daily setup and order to keep hundreds supplied and alive.

Spain Commissariat Cuba Siboney Germany

Polly's command causes vase to smash in parrot prank

In Columbus a parrot named Polly surprises Mrs A and Mrs B. While awaiting Mrs B, Polly suddenly orders to drop a vase. The vase shatters as Polly quips You're it, exposing the bird's mischief in a living room caper.

Columbus Mrs. A Polly Mrs. B

Growth of Los Angeles Presses Ahead as City Surges

Los Angeles California shows the most phenomenal growth of any American city according to the 1900 census. The article notes southern California fever and jokes that even mountains might rise a few thousand feet to keep pace with such expansion.

Los Angeles Cal America California

Government Reporters Longtime Pivotal Senate Stenographers

A historical overview traces the evolution of federal reporting from verbatim senate and house records to modern stenography. It notes the shift from manual transcription to typewriters and phonographs, the skill set of elite reporters, and key figures who built the official reporting corps for both chambers. The piece highlights contracts, salaries, and the role of Dennis F. Murphy in shaping Senate practices.

Senate House of Representatives The Washington Star Dennis F. Murphy Murphy Corps of Stenographers Ding Edward V. Murphy Theodore F. Shuey Senate Corpe Henry F. Gensler Daniel B. Lloyd Milton W. Flumenberg Eugene C. Moxley James W. Murphy David Wolfe Irowne del H. White A.C. Welel Fred Jeland Real Small John J. Cameron Oliver Dyer Philadelphia Dennis Z. Murphy Whig National Convention Gen. Taylor National Intelligencer Union

New Courses of School Study Needed

Superintendent J C Benedict argues for modernizing high school curricula to include commercial training. He urges municipalities to provide education tailored to individual needs, enabling students to gain practical industry and business skills for life and work. He cautions against class education and top‑heavy schooling, promoting real world relevance.

Why we take milko with tea and other kitchen quirks

An essay explains the scientific reasons behind common food habits. It notes tea with milk protects the stomach lining by pairing tannic acid with milk albumen, compares vinegar on salads to chemical digestion, and discusses fats, salts, and spices as aids to digestion and appetite.

New York Press Bayly

Old Fable in New Form of Bell and Wolf

A settler on the Mattawan river frees a wolf wearing a bell to scare wolves from his woods. Sheep hear the bell and flee to join last year’s bell bearer, mistaking the wolf for a safe guardian. The farmer realizes the danger and doubts the bell’s usefulness for removing wolves.

Mattawan River Hai Cheep

A Quiet Dresser in a Curious Exchange

A playful exchange features a man named John adjusting his diamond stud and a partner named Gayto hts wife debating manners. The dialogue centers on quiet dress and propriety, with light irony about appearances and restraint.

John Gayto Philadelphia Preece

Miner Smuggling Tales Prompt a Detroit Trader’s Stock Selloff

A Detroit man recalls a Nevada town meeting with a real estate man who claims ownership of famed mines and quips about the fortunes of mines like the Lucky Bird and American Eagle. The anecdote ends with the trader selling all shares for a small gain after hearing wild stock talk and legends.

Free Press Nevada Lone Tree Blue Hill Clifls American Eagle Golconda

The Colors to Wear in Fashion Advice

The piece advises hair and eye color based outfit choices with notes on white versus cream, safe dark colors, and which shades suit red or blond hair. It cautions worn-black effects, sun sensitivity, and warns against colored undergarments touching the skin due to dye risks.

Oxford Vka

Anparagos Tips to Croustaides for Chicken or Chops

A recipe note suggests croustades as a side or separate course to accompany broiled chicken or chops. Prepare in advance and reheat briefly. Trim bread into 2 inch by 3 4 inch pieces, hollow centers, fry to golden brown, fill with asparagus tips or cream sauce.

The Little Touch Inspires Smart Dress and Cheese Patties

The piece notes that style rests on a small touch that elevates a look from daub to painting and from ordinary to artistic. It recounts practical food guidance for cheese patties toasted in butter with cheese, salt, paprika, and cream.

Wonode Washington Star

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