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Newspaper

Williston Graphic

Location

Williston, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1907

Page

2

England Considers Clyde to Forth Canal for Battleships

The Troy Times notes a proposed 90 mile channel from the Clyde to the Forth to ease naval movement between the North Sea and the Baltic. Dredging soft sand could keep tides clearing the canal, offering a lasting depth akin to Suez, with England weighing the strategic and commercial implications amid a wave of canal projects worldwide. The United States pursues similar civil works, underscoring peacetime aims alongside defense.

Gove Germany Kell North Sea Baltic Pho x England Baye Clyde Forth Troy Times Suez United States

Northmost Wheat Ranch Probed Beyond Boundary in Canada

A farmer arriving in Vermilion Saskatchewan claims to run the world’s most northern wheat-raising ranch. He submits grain specimens to prove the claim, noting his 1600 mile distance north of the border, and urges opening up travel by dog sled and trails. He acknowledges severe winters but praises summers for grain growth.

Vermilion Saskatchewan International Boundary Line Canada Northwest Ees Auto

Toll roads fade as private ownership wanes in cities

The piece notes a shift away from toll roads as modern sentiment rejects private ownership restrictions. It cites Cleveland Ohio’s push to abolish 19 miles of toll roads in Cuyahoga County, contrasts with Rensselaer County’s earlier tollgate removal, and highlights leather trade growth with $160 million in 1908 imports.

Cleveland Cuyanoga County Rensselaer County Cam Empire State

Vast Egyptian landholdings reveal smallholder dominance

The report notes Egypt with 5,000,000 acres under cultivation by over 1,000,000 landowners, including 6,000 Europeans owning about 100 acres on average. It also cites 940 peasants with under five acres and 12,000 residents with holdings above 60 acres, totaling 44 percent of the land. Charles Curtis, recently elected to the U S Senate from Kansas, is described as highly American with Kaw Indian heritage and 14 years in the House.

Egypt Charles Curtis United States Senate Kansas Mr. Curtis Home of Representatives

Birth on Elevated Train Sparks NYC Story

A child was born aboard an elevated New York train recently, an unusual birth aboard transit. Passengers and crew assisted as the mother delivered, highlighting the subway era challenge and human moments on public transit.

New York

The Wage of the Farm and Rosamond’s Choice

Rosamond Grayson meets Malcolm Graham while hunting on her uncle’s land. He falls for her, they court through shared days, and she accepts his proposal before learning he writes as a wage laborer. A newspaper note later reveals his book project and echoes of his past.

Prettly Rosamond Harry Mr. Marshall Rogamond Carter Graham Malcolm Graham Mr. Graham Rosamond Grayson Bookman Brothers Miss Grayson

Corners the harps in Erin and the famine tale

A legend recounts a Llewellyn in England trading famine era harp treasures across Ireland. Peasants sold harps for food, leaving many harps scarce. Rumor says one man owned most of the remaining Irish harps, fetching high prices as spirits of Erin recovered and began to sing again. No second corner in celestial instruments is recorded.

Llewellyns England Ireland Sons of Erin

Cleantiness in Peril at Surprize Mine

A crocodile was shot near the Surprize mine in a reported incident described as a peril to cleanliness. The alert note warns bathers to beware of danger as locals report the event and its surrounding conditions.

Surprize Rhodesta Herall

Spring fashion trends for hats hint at early warmth

With evidence of spring, millinery shifts from velveta and felts to straws while roses lilacs and other flowers decorate hats. Ribbons velvet satins and feathers remain popular, with ostrich plumes and lace seen in imports. Experts predict French lace may yield to floral accents as the season unfolds.

Dresden America

Violet perfumes and home fragrance preparations

The article outlines ways to craft violet perfumes and related scents at home using violet pomade, cassin extract, and alcohol. It lists several recipes for toilet waters, sachet powders, and extracts, noting cost differences, aging benefits, and proper storage in glass containers with corks or metal-sealed lids.

Cohol

IT FRENCH SPRING FASHION NOTES FOR WOMEN

The article describes French inspired spring styles with taffeta and chiffon over black silk and elaborate trimmings. It notes abundant ribbons laces braids and embroidery in harmonious colors, with popular black ground fabrics striped with white hairlines and lilac sprays. It urges light wraps to prevent cold and excess layering.

Allcock's Plasters Endure Sixty Years Of Use And Fame

The article touts Allcock's Plasters, claims they have withstood sixty years of use and are endorsed by medical authorities and patients. It contrasts with imitators making holes in plasters and asserts superior efficacy. It also notes English science on birth order and its supposed links to criminality and poverty, suggesting eldest sons are taller stronger and more capable.

Allcock Detroit

Sciatic Pain Cured by Williams Pink Pills, Engineer Testifies

Locomotive engineer Herbert E. Spaulding of Longview Texas recounts years of crippling sciatica. After a fall injured knee and spine the pain overwhelmed him, but he credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with his recovery after six boxes. He resumed work on the Cincinnati New Orleans and Texas Pacific Railway and has had no return of the disorder. The pills are sold by druggists or by mail from Schenectady New York.

Williama Herbert E. Spaulding Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railway Longview Texas Hot Springs Williame All Drugeters Dr. Williams Medicine Co Schenectady

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