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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1904
Page
2
A narrator watches a woman seated and distant, awaiting a heroic lover. He vows to woo no more after futile advances, choosing to depart. He resolves to endure pain, yet she unexpectedly glances his way, sparking doubt about leaving. The poem shifts to resolve.
Helen, a young American aboard a liner from Southampton, falls for a handsome Italian count while engaged to a man named Bob. The ring gifts spark gossip and a sea of doubt as she battles loyalty, love, and a looming return to New York harbor. A customs officer later reveals the count’s pattern of romance and debt, leaving Helen to decide the fate of the rings and her heart.
The scene at a minstrel show features Mr Dingleberry and Mr Bingwhazzle trading humorous conundrums about poultry and lions. The exchange includes playful wordplay on poetry, poultry, and unsigned letters, ending with a classical piece by Raphael Minningham Woodle and a quip about rabbit-foot luck.
A New Yorker in London notes the social irony of gifts piling up in a six room flat as a husband dodges a problem of sharing presents. The tale contrasts domestic matters with Cosmopolitan London, listing diverse origins of nearly all workers from grocer to valet and doctor.
A Tuxedo mother travels with a three year old and nursemaid on a local rain ride. The boy, urged by the mother to indulge every whim, snatches a wasp from the window. The nurse consents after the child’s howl, drawing amused smiles from fellow riders.
A New York writer recounts Clifton Bingham’s reaction to a young cousin practicing piano. The page also carries a testimonial from painter and decorator Smith of 309 Annes Street claiming Dodd’s Kidney Pills cured his back pain and enabled walking without a cane. A brief comic exchange about a rival football team closes the snippet.
Griffith and his clerk Joseph Fore were held in bail for court on charges of infringing Carter's Little Liver Pills trademark. Warrant by New York representatives cites imitation label as likely to deceive buyers. Bail set at 600 and 800 dollars respectively by Magistrate Jermon.
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