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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1902
Page
3
Simeon Slocum recalls a tall tale of Professor Killemoffeki and a boasted warship gun. In a frontier scene, a bear invades a cornfield as the pair chase it with a buckshot rifle, the bear returning after buckshot strikes, prompting a wild chase and a buried rhythm of who did what.
In a rural scene near Year Creek a bear crashes into corn shocks spooking Simeon Slocum and his family. Dan’l Swart warns of the massive intruder as Simeon races for his gun and fires, triggering a dramatic standoff in the field and stirring talk of a government rifle.
A London paper reports a tragic duel at a Marseilles zoo between a large gorilla named Princois and keeper Francois Journoux. After Jealousy over Journoux’s wife, the enraged animal attacked, killing the keeper after a 20 minute altercation and multiple severe wounds.
The National Stockman republishes a detailed description of a dehorning cage. Dimensions list a 6 by 6 by 3 4 foot frame with cleats, boards, ropes, and levers to secure and restrain horned animals up to heavy bulls. It notes variation in animal size and behavior within the device.
George E. Newell urges careful, experience guided home cheese production. He advises using a proper factory style setup, thorough cleanliness, and milk with at least three percent butter fat. A dedicated cheese house, small vats, presses, and cooling with water or ice are recommended to yield a rich nutty cheese sold at a modest premium.
A Youth's Companion article emphasizes milk cleanliness from dairy to bottle. It argues for careful sourcing, cow comfort, clean milking, and immediate bottling, noting pasteurization as preferable to boiling while warning against preservatives and unsafe handling.
Henstia King of Garrity Ain proposes a redesigned milk pail to stop milk from spilling when tipped. The top carries a threaded finger with a bowl shaped flange and an integrated strainer. an open frame below holds a loose cone matching the strainer. When tipped, milk flow seals parts and prevents overflow while the pail resets after use. The Midland Farmer notes dairy nutrition details and suggests feeding moderate gains with wheat bran and mixed roughage for better digestion.
A five year inquiry by Prof. Clinton D Smith concludes findings on dairy milk. The study presents numbered conclusions about cow mind, milk quality over time, seasonal effects, and herd composition with cautious notes on variation and feeding impact.
The article weighs cheese making versus butter making for a community. If skim milk has no profitable use, whole milk becomes cheese. If milk can feed calves pigs or poultry, butter making is profitable and not harmful to the farm. Returning skimmed milk as feed sustains land and farm wealth.
A cabinet officer recently retired to private life began to build a law practice. A brother lawyer advised charging five thousand dollars, noting ministers are luxury if valuable, and that such a bill would likely be paid promptly. The minister billed five thousand dollars, earning about his entire salary for the term.
A prominent whipping firm head in this country received a peculiar letter from a banker offering help to his son to obtain mercantile or whipping house work. The letter describes employment at five dollars weekly in the firm's offices with other young men, noting some have purchased a large adit and others arrive in an automobile. The writer promises favorable surroundings and stability.
Merv Meyer Lutz recounts directing in Bradford when a clever clarinetist jumped up during the opera and spotted his trombonist father behind him. The youth warned his son with a punchy cue about a flat coming.
Despite claims they cannot govern themselves the Cu bens select a popular remedy, Mostetter's Stomach Bitters, praised as a cure for headache indigestion dyspepsia constipation hitiousness and malaria. It is recommended for spring fever and general ailments.
A collage of brief items notes Prof Giles of Cambridge publishing on reading Chinese, a Broommakers union monthly label issue, Senator Kearns of Utah carrying a noted piece, Swiss craftsmanship valued at $600, and an annual cyclopedia placing U S gifts and bequests at $107 300 000. Also mentions efforts to catalog art treasures in churches and batteries to curb export, plus target practice distances in the Mediterranean and related military details.
Mrs Sullivan, age 11, in ill health with Bright's disease, finds hope after doctors doubt. After using Dodd's Kidney Wills, her back pain eases and kidneys expel dark matter. She rapidly improves, reports full recovery, and returns to health with no pain or symptoms.
A garbled mix of advertisements and quotes from newspapers, naming several products and endorsers. It includes claims for cures and health remedies, praise for various doctors, and stray threats or etiquette comments, all presented in a jumbled, OCR-like text block. The text preserves many proper nouns and places but lacks a coherent single event or article focus. The result feels like a page fragment of ads and clipped lines.
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