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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1905
Page
2
A former city teacher, Misa James, describes six years of overcrowded schools and nerve strain that led to collapse. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring blood, sleep, appetite, and strength, enabling her return to teaching in Dayton Ohio. Fellow teachers report positive results and improved well being.
Advertises low fare to North Pacific Coast points at $25 with flexible stopovers and calls for illustrated bulletins by mail. Mentions Minnesota, North Dakota, Montana, Washington and Oregon travel, and directs readers to contact F Z Whitney, Great Northern Railway, St Paul Minnesota. Also includes clipped ad lines about health cures and life quotes from Chicago Tribune.
Poem celebrating a beloved southern landscape. Features imagery of temperate midwinter winds, mockingbirds, blossoms, sunlit nectar, roses, violets, and enduring affection for the land. Attributed to I. M. Lewis in Houston Post.
A Capitol guide notes many newlyweds touring the building. He recalls a couple so recently married they radiate affection, with vivid antics from private jokes to whispered plans. The guide also observes another newly married pair exuding tension and playful bargaining on a tour.
The narrator recounts a confrontation with a married British pair touring the United States. Their disdain for America and playful jabs at American/art scenes provoke frustration, culminating in a defense of American art and a humorous retort about the British fleet during the War of 1812.
The Century essay argues hospitality is a defining African trait shared by the Weis and the broader population. It notes open homes, servants providing water for washing feet, rooms and garments washed, and continual food offerings. Strangers may stay months and often leave a small gift of cola nuts or pennies.
The United States government has set aside 550000 dollars for the Buford Trenton Reclamation project in North Dakota. Work will start within sixty days to reclaim about 18000 acres of arid land and develop canals feeding toward Trenlton from near Buford. The dam and reservoir would hold 20000 to 25000 acre feet of water, boosting irrigation across the region and offering homes for homeseekers and investors.
Montana is poised for major agricultural expansion as the interior department allocates 1 000 000 to reclaim 300 000 or more acres in the Milk River valley The move follows established irrigation success and the Great Northern Railway’s role in rapid settlement and development, signaling a bright future for home seekers and investors in the region.
The archipelago’s total population from 342 independent islands is 7,635,426. About 9 percent are wild tribes, while civilized tribes largely follow Catholicism. Moros are Muslims. other wild peoples lack formal beliefs. The population is over four times larger than a century ago, with the U.S. population expanding about fifteenfold. Births exceed deaths despite epidemics.
Breckenridge Minnesota defeated Albert Lea High School in a top tier state school debating league final held in the university chapel. The Breckenridge team Libbie Eckhard Louis Pay Flora Lester faced E W Hayes Margaret Lampert and Henry Swanson for Albert Lea on the immigration policy motion. The audience viewed a remarkably strong contest with little prediction of the winner.
A collection of light maxims about women marriage and freedom. The text jokes that women spend time on toilets and that praise is safe, while noting troubles of married life often involve a mother in law. It also quips a bachelor about a marriage.
Congressman J H Bankhead of Alabama endorses Peruna in a Washington letter calling it one of the best medicines for catarrh and a tonic. He urges families to use Peruna, notes a half century of testing and offers free confidential advice from Dr Hartman at The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio.
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