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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1900
Page
3
lawyer Stanton schemes to marry by midnight to satisfy a legal need, offers Esther Thorndike a contract to act as wife. Esther agrees after revealing a hidden motive, and events accelerate as he races against time while Raymond closes in.
Ainslee's recounts Sable Island life with wild ponies sheltered by stallions. Ponies once numbered 400 to 500, now 80 to 100 roam the dunes, some used domestically. Lifesavers on ponies patrol, lifesaving crews visit shipwrecks, and ponies drive supply vessels. The tale covers export, rabbi ts, cats and rats cascading through wrecks, and lethal legends of death on the island.
A New York fashion revival centers on the bullfinch, famed as the parrot of the temperate zone for its whistling ability. Importations come mainly from Germany and England, with the Kaiser cited as influencing taste. Dealers insist birds are trained by gentle petting, not punishment, and are sourced from the duchy of Hesse where unfledged nests yield young performers.
The Danish pension scheme for elderly destitute men over sixty has not yielded expected benefits. It demoralizes recipients who avoid self help, as savings vanish and employer contributions lapse. Critics say pensions tempt improvidence and erode self reliance, while youth exams expose gaps in central knowledge.
An old advertising column touts Hall's Catarth Cure as effective internally for blood and mucous surfaces. It claims a physician endorsement and promises testimonials. Also mentions Salzer Seed Co and shoe relief product Allen's Foot-Kase with free sample offer.
A Philadelphia Press item recounts a playful exchange about a Chinese ambassador son nicknamed Little Wu and a schoolgirl’s remarks. The piece contrasts cultural quirks, noting Chinese and American childcare elements and a humorous jab at Western fashion such as steel corsets, ending with Wu’s grave yet amused demeanor.
A disheveled man in a rumpled overcoat and brushed hat arrived at the center door of the House chamber on opening day of the Fifty sixth Congress. A barkeeper stopped him, delivering a quip about the crowd, as the man wandered with a warning to a nearby attendant that he lacked the nerve to stop anything.
A short feature extols women to heed kidney trouble remedies. It notes Mrs Pinkham offers free advice and cites her Lynn Mass address. The piece frames the letters as a trusted source for relief and urges readers to consult the medicine widely known as the world’s best.
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