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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1900
Page
2
A poetic meditation notes barriers and enduring faith as the author contemplates struggle and delay. It suggests judgment comes with a future date and warns against counting final outcomes before deeds are completed. Mrs. Cara W. Bronson is cited in the New York Observer.
A dramatic first person tale follows a woman at a moonlit ball who learns her lover dallied with another. Jealousy drives her to murder, reflection, and a final acceptance as two graves are laid side by side, symbols of their intertwined fates.
A collage of quips and jests from various newspapers. Snippets lampoon love, law, and daily life with playful lines about slippers, ponies, kissing, judges, undertakers, doctors, and social quirks. The piece weaves in short jokes from Cleveland, Chicago, Washington, and New York outlets.
An Australian inventor from Melbourne, John Duigan, proposes a milking machine with teat cups and finger loops to prevent hand contact with teats. The enclosed rubber-tube system aims to keep milk uncontaminated from barn dirt and germs, promising purer dairy output if the cows are healthy.
Farmers warn against feeding musty hay and moldy fodder to dairy cows as it taints milk and lowers butter flavor. Reports note musty bedding worsens odor in barns and that spoiled feed often causes quality loss. Also covered are hens bones, lime in wood ashes, and cautions on dairy breeding practices.
From Camp Dewey to Fort Mulate the Pasay road was muddy in the rainy season and rough even when dry. Captain Hugh J. McGrath led a Chinese gang to build a good road from Fort Malate toward Fasny, then Maj. Hartigan extended toward San Pedro Macati, with progress hoped to finish if volunteers stay.
Orange Judd Farmer describes a warm sunny room for young chickens built in a barn loft. Low windows under the eaves, light studding nailed to rafters, top boards with hay above, floor covered in chaff, and hens with chicks placed there in February, March, and April to keep off cold wet ground.
The article urges strict cleaning of dairy equipment including hot water rinses and scouring with salt to prevent butter taint and rust damage to tools. It also advises timely soil preparation and weed control for strawberry beds, with deep plowing, harrowing, and fertilization to promote early growth. It notes road-building progress in several Indiana counties and emphasizes the value of good roads alongside good schools.
An Atchison man endured decades of henpecking by his wife and five daughters who dictated his actions including homeopathic pills and church attendance. The piece notes their vaccination and contrasts his wishes with the family’s control as described in the Atchison Globe.
Mrs Archie Young of West Superior Wisconsin writes that she is free from neuralgia after five years using S DROPS. She says the first dose helped immediately and many friends will order. Sample bottles offered for 25 cents. large bottles retail for one dollar from Swan ton Rheumatic Cure Co. Chicago Illinois.
An OCR fragment touts Elliott's Magazine and seed suppliers. It promotes John A. Salger Seed Co. catalogs with seeds and samples, lists trades and money making crops, and cites a Minneapolis supply house offer. The note urges sending ten cents for fame and mentions garden reeds and a free knife.
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