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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1903
Page
6
A late night aid at the St Louis terminal shelters a young woman fleeing a pursuer. They reach her uncle's house where danger stalks, a prison room, and a violent encounter ends with the intruder slain as the dreamer wakes to his partner returning to the car.
A Paris Gil Blas dispatch from New York says American women no longer settle for their husbands money but seek power in diplomacy. Ambassadors and attaches gain status as American wives influence foreign affairs, alarming the writer who fears their na tion’s secrets and national interests.
The Cincinnati Enquirer notes hot water as a swift remedy for many ailments. It outlines methods for congestions, sore throats, toothaches, neuralgia, colic, headaches, and rheumatic gout using heated towels, flannel compresses soaked in brine, and night wraps to relieve irritation.
Carrie Chapman Catt remains confident that a woman will hold the presidential chair by century’s end. A college-educated lawyer and editor, she hails from Ripon Wisconsin and has long led the suffrage movement. Her work as a reporter inspired her drive for women’s rights and she notes growing public support.
A fabricator introduces a corner wardrobe crafted in weathered oak with hammered pewter hardware. The design aims to maximize limited closet space in flats by fitting shelves and drawers to the buyer’s taste, using the corner as efficient storage where space is scarce.
A long letter from Mrs John McLachlan in Hilldown Alberta describes five years in the region. She extols cattle ranching, grass-fed beef, improving crops, mild winters, and growing schools with 70 percent state support. She praises climate, scenery, and living costs, predicting a population boom as East and West migrate, and notes coal availability and local prices.
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