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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1905
Page
2
The article surveys 1904 coal output in Japan, Mexican silver exports, Michigan bean crop yields, U S cattle exports, and varied social notes. It notes Vienna cleanings of playing cards, a London case of a valet to a beggar, and the government ban on consumptives in civil service. It reports Standard Oil dividends, golf club proliferation, and global golf link investments.
Rt Hon George Devereux de Vere Capell Earl of Essex seeks election to the London county council representing Marylebone. Critics note his past extravagance, while his wife Lady Essex earns praise for philanthropic acts like a model laundry improving sanitary conditions and aiding London’s working class.
Instructions describe making wax flowers by draining drops from a lit can into cold water to form geranium-like blossoms. The petals are strung on a wire with paper leaves, creating a decorative plant.
Copenhagen reports that the constitutional theory enjoyed by Danes Norwegians and Swedes stems from a free and outspoken press. The article notes that freedom of speech through many Nordic newspapers reflects citizen participation in government, achieved after hard fought battles with pen and paper.
Scandinavian freedom from censorship marks a contrast with earlier struggles for liberty across Europe. Copenhagen’s Politiken, founded by Viggo Lauritz Hoerup, led liberal reform and supported equal rights, with Edvard Brandes as editor and Henrik Cavling as managing editor, a frequent U.S. visitor.
Pittsburg millionaire A Hart McKee, here with his new bride formerly Mrs Hugh Tevis, is poised to acquire the Palais de Castille on Avenue Kleber. The sale offer came from Count Da Parsont, former queen Isabella’s chamberlain, and the palace is famed as a grand Parisian landmark. Isabella, exiled from Spain during upheaval, lived in Paris and died there.
The text portrays Waltzing mice as slender grayish creatures with black and white spots at both ends and a white middle. They move on four feet in pivots, sometimes spin in circles, and even group together briefly. They can pause for up to five minutes without apparent rest.
Gen Gripenberg, arrival in St Petersburg, says Kuropatkin refused reinforcements and ordered retreat despite near victory. He details mounting Japanese pressure, lack of aid from Kuropatkin, and his subsequent relief after reporting to Emperor Nicholas.
The high school faculty in Binghamton believes Arthur Callis, a colored student, shows the potential of a second Booker T. Washington. Callis has earned admission to several school societies, reflecting his notable academic talents.
An anonymous Taiyo essay in Tokyo portrays Korea's emperor as clever yet secretive and flip between wise and misguided. It praises his courtly charm but notes his fixation on dynasty safety over national welfare, with Dr. Homer Hulbert as a steadfast adviser. The piece depicts his indecisive stance during the China war and his openness to foreigners at Seoul.
A Russian torpedo boat built at the government yard in St Petersburg has been moved to the Far East. The vessel, one of four, was forwarded to Vladivostok for a long voyage, mounted on trestles for the journey.
A best submarine, built at Saint Petersburg, completed a long land voyage after guarded transport by rail and ice breaking routes around Lake Baikal. Submarines, dismounted for the lake crossing, were later reassembled on the farside rails at Fanchoy station as trestles carried the journey onward. Trademarks arose from signs used by traders, dating back to Elizabethan times.
Nellie Davis of Kansas City Missouri a society leader writes that Doan's Kidney Pills cured her kidney troubles after a cold. She suffered back and side pains headaches and misery but two boxes restored health. She signs her testimonial urging others to try the remedy. Trial free address Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. 60 cents.
The Nickel Plate Road offers splendid passenger service with attentive uniformed porters at clean cars. Pullman sleepers and an excellent dining service provide comfort for all travelers including families. Tickets via Nickel Plate Road depart La Salle Street Chicago. contact J Y Calaham General Agent at 111 Adams Street Chicago for details.
A confectioner at 475 Fourth Avenue reported a driver delivered three tons of coal into a dark hole near the curb. The driver claimed the coal was dumped into a coal hole, while the seller later discovered the hole opened a sewer. The exchange grew heated as both parties disputed the origin of the coal.
A garbled passage questions paying lawyers before work, mentions meters and an attempt to discipline automobile owners by fining chauffeurs. The Washington Star note implies limited success and a reference to chauffeurs’ duty.
A former coffee lover describes severe stomach trouble and heart distress that disappeared after switching to Postum. She recalls a dramatic episode in a country drive, notes her husband’s initial skepticism, and credits Postum with restoring color and vitality. The testimony cites Postum Company of Battle Creek, Michigan.
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