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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1919
Page
7
An older guide explains candling to judge egg freshness by holding eggs against strong light in a dark room. It compares fresh eggs with tiny air cells and faint yolk outlines to stale eggs, explains lime water preservation and waterglass as options, and notes storage up to eight to twelve months for fresh, clean infertile eggs, with conditions for test setup and containers.
New owner announces Broadway Shoe Shop is open and offers all shoe repair services with years of experience guaranteeing quality work.
The text notes that certain eggs cannot be preserved once dirty or cracked. It warns against using badly soiled eggs and mentions vinegar as a remedy for removing stains in some cases. It emphasizes that putrid eggs placed in a jar will spoil and should be avoided.
Mortgage foreclosures announce sale of parcels in Williams County North Dakota including the east half of the northeast quarter and northwest quarter of sections 11 and 12 township 154 north range 100 west. debt details include 4000 principal plus interest and taxes. Impounded horse and police court case appear with May 12 1919 hearing and penalties. bankruptcy filing for Eugene Byrnes noted. gag foreclosure sale scheduled May 10 1918 for other mortgage.
A dramatic drug store pitch touts Freezone as a miracle cure for corn and callus pain. It claims easy removal without irritation, stating that hard corns and toe calluses loosen and peel away, leaving the skin unharmed and new skin exposed.
A legal notice from Murphy attorney announces publication in Williston North Dakota regarding the estate of Mikal Ad and a claim by a creditor. The document references the Interior Department, the U S Land Office, and dates around early April with the first publication on a Monday in April.
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