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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1905
Page
7
An old advertisement extols Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the key to female health and appeal, claiming it restores strength and relieves menstrual and uterine discomfort. A Cedar Terrace Springs Arkansas testimonial states three months of use transformed a reader's condition and outlook.
A fragment quotes a Chicago Journal piece advising girls to be natural, wholesome, affectionate, and kind to all, while avoiding affectation and moods. It contrasts a fictional job query with a merchant's reply about pay for work, framing a dated social guidance discourse.
A testimonial from Mrs Ella F Stout in Lakewood Rhode Island describes years of debility including indigestion headaches and nervousness. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring weight color and health after eight to ten boxes. The article notes the pills are sold by druggists and promotes a free book Plain Talks to Women from Schenectady NY.
Simple arrangement to secure farm gates after closure. A flat iron piece with holes forms a hook on the post, latch made from hardwood with a spring, strong yet not hard to push closed. The design allows opening from horseback, offering a cheap and convenient gate latch.
A Farmers' Review summary explains how soils originate from rocks through long geologic processes. Water, air, and frost gradually break down ledges, forming soil while fertility is slowly released from rock. Change is the law, and matter endlessly cycles in nature.
A farmer argues that labor saving machinery reduces outside help needs and labor drudgery. He describes using a spring tooth wheel harrow with three horses to harrow twelve acres daily, noting reduced fatigue and cost compared to walking tools. He urges horse power to handle diverse tasks and praises modern equipment.
A barrel sled designed to handle water or slop avoids lifting. The sled measures about five feet long and four feet wide and is shown with the cut.
An illustrated story shows Uncle Sam venturing into the country to advocate better highways. Despite delays and missed appointments, he appears to soften and align with the good roads proposition, with the question remaining whether he will actively help build the roads.
A Michigan farmer shares instructions from Farm and Home for building a barrel sled. Runners are two by sixs with two inch close-pieces mortised in for strength. Blocks cut from two by fours fit around the barrel to keep it steady on uneven ground. Longer blocks are hewn for a neat fit. The sled handles light farm hauling that needs less than one horse.
Boone County White corn was originated by James Riley of Thorntown Indiana around 1876. Its parent was the White Mastodon, and the variety is now renowned as a famed white corn from Boone County reflecting agricultural ideals of thorough cultivation and farm prosperity.
Frederick II introduced the potato in Germany facing peasant resistance in Pomerania and Silesia while Hartz peasants quickly adopted it. A monument uncovered there records that first cultivation trials occurred in 1747.
Sage cheese is popular for local distribution in parts of the United States. It is made like ordinary cheese with an infusion of sage leaves or sage extract added before rennet, imparting a greenish color and a distinctive flavor. Orange Judd Farmer.
The piece urges readers to raise all they need to live on while directing excess to the farm until it is in Urst-class condition. It stresses providing plenty of food to the land and receiving equal returns, claiming rich soil yields wealth if managed properly as advised by Farm and Home.
A fragment quotes the New York Times on Chloe the maid and her Ethiopian fondness for good food. It notes a dessert pudding and a man enjoying a taste while dismissing fancy language. The Atlanta Constitution reprints the idea that plain practical people are needed to utilize what inventors already possess.
The piece discusses kidney health and work output, citing Mrs Detter Seys and Mr and Mrs J Detter Seys. It argues that healthy kidneys enable vigor and productivity, contrasting a claimed improvement in men and women after proper care with a humorous aside about pay reflecting perceived worth.
A brief home remedy advertisement proclaims Cuticura Ointment clears pimples blackheads and rough skin when used with hot water. It touts emollient skin healing, shampooing benefits, and hair growth stimulation plus a nod to Earliest Green Onions from John A Salter Seed Co with a promise of value and novelty for farmers.
Fragmented OCR note mixes vegetable seed offers with assorted patent medicine ads and unrelated quips. It mentions large sums for seed packs, July flora varieties, and a few medical cures, with stray brand names and addresses sprinkled throughout. The readable fragments suggest a broad classifieds page rather than a single cohesive news item.
The advertisement extols Dr Kilmer swamped Swamp-Root as a great kidney liver and bladder remedy claiming it cures many kidney related ailments and improves overall health A reader offers a testimonial about the product and invites a free sample by mail from Kilmer and Company Binghamton NY
Editorial note promotes free sample bottle and book from Dr. Kilmer Co with testimonials. Mentions Swamp Root success and how readers should request by mail. Also lists travel ads for the Chicago and Florida Limited to Jacksonville and St. Augustine with train details and contact for folders.
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