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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1906
Page
3
Dr David H Reeder outlines home treatment for rheumatism linking it to digestion and fermentation. He shares a case of rapid improvement from damp exposure and poor food, notes dry toast and fresh buttermilk aid for stout patients, and invites readers to send questions to the Home Health Club.
Advice urging to forget neighbors faults temptations quarrels and malice and to remember only the good in friends. Start each day with a clean slate and write only lovely and lovable acts on it. Detruit Free Press.
The Houston Post quotes a terse exchange about a patient in danger, urged to try a plaster remedy and to phone if no improvement. The remark underscores urgent medical improvisation with limited options as a speaker attempts to salvage the patient’s condition.
Instructions describe building a tin Jack toy powered by a convection current. Use a gas flame to lift hot air through a tilted wire frame, rotating a tin wheel and causing Jack to move. Steps cover cutting tin, assembling wires, wheels, and the toy figure.
Miss Maude Titus of Newark New Jersey received 2600 from the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission after already earning the Carnegie medal for saving her teacher Miss Laura V Reitenyder from drowning in Casco Bay last July. Titus, 16, daughter of Dr William Titus, had the medal awarded October 16, and twelve days later her father died, leaving the family in modest circumstances. Reitenyder urged aid to finish Titus education. the fund agreed this aid.
A New York Tribune humor piece recounts a four year old asking who made lions and elephants. The mother answers God made them and the child then asks if God also made the mice. The mother confirms and the boy adds the phrase Fiddiia work mating files.
In St Paul Minnesota a youth fire brigade demonstrated their skill at engine house No 6 by battling a staged blaze. A brush pile and kindling were set as fuel while a small Drake engine drawn by dogs, a hose-cart, and a ladder truck rushed to the scene. The youngsters attached the hose and quickly extinguished the fire amid praise for their clever drill.
A fragmented verse snippet hints at a sea sight rarely seen by readers, mentioning a playful tone and local scenery. The piece presents odd spellings and names, suggesting a playful or cryptic seaside observation rather than a formal report.
A Margaret Z Sangster essay discusses united families as supportive clans linked by blood and loyalty. It contrasts noble sacrifice with dangers of overbearing pride, cites historical lineages, and urges communal virtue while warning against internal strife and public bickering.
A postal card stand imitates a photograph frame design with a front pocket to hold post cards. The stand measures about 44 inches high by 616 inches long and is made from stout cardboard or thin wood covered...
The piece explains using dark green art serge with an edger and corded trim, a front pocket forming piece, possible silk lining, and silk post cards design. The back support mirrors a standard photograph frame with stout cardboard, colored cover, and hinged cloth attachment for appearance.
To Remove Dandrum. By carefully brushing out the tangle at night will not harm the hair to matten arranging it each day. If the dandruff is not very plentiful in may be removed by the following lo tes: Vinegar of cantharides, one-hair ounce, eau de cologne, one ounce, rose Waler one ounce, Brush the ball carefully and apply to the scalp. Hair Tonic-Tincture of cantharides, three ounces, olive oil, one-half ounce, oil of rosemary, one-half ounce, Lay cur, six ounces.
The note prescribes rosemary tincture five grams and lincture of cantharides one gram with 60 grams each of Florovanti water and camphor spirits plus 60 grams of fine cologne water as substitutes for the French toilet water. Apply with a fine brush and avoid exceeding the brow area. Use delicate, minute proportions to shape narrow arched brows rather than heavy, wide ones.
A red scarf described with details of moleskin gray accents and a red bow. The narration notes the scarf and coat and bat together with a fleeting threat, portraying a vivid but fragmentary fashion scene from an old newspaper entry.
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