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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1901
Page
2
A fragmentary reminiscence describes a brief Washington escape for two or three days. A Philadelphia telephone clerk hints at a wife's request to visit an Atlanta City physician, while scattered religious and poetic lines surface amid the dialogue. Arthur Lewis Tubbs, in Town and Country, New York.
A Mount Pleasant man recounts a Atlantic City Sunday ordeal when telegraph companies refused to transmit money. After his wallet vanished amid crowd chaos, about eighty dollars disappeared and a desperate search ensued. His wife in Washington tried to wire funds, only to learn Sunday limits prevented transfers.
A southern judge recalls childhood corrections by a trusted enslaved caregiver named Uncle Rast. The tale, drawn from Youth's Companion, frames a mentor bond shaping the judge's rise and dignified bearing.
Mr H E Cook of Denmark New York outlines barn design ventilation and milk quality improvements based on northern New York experience His plan emphasizes matched lumber five foot high stables 500 cubic feet per cow cement floors cobble foundations and King system intake and outtake flues to ensure proper air flow and prevent condensation. He notes benefits of well ventilated warm stables for cattle health and milk quality.
A detailed guide from Elias F. Brown in Orange Judd Farmer explains crate construction using elm corner posts Norway pine lath and elm fence pickets. The article covers dimensions, packing in wagon boxes, and a potato crate rack that yields a 50 bushel load, advocating community planning and mill-cut prep to save costs.
An old agricultural note explains how borers kill trees seen by yellowing leaves and black bark. It urges clean cultivation, grass control, and washes like lye solution or pine tar blends to prevent infection, plus tips on grapevines and dairying efficiency with home separators.
An observation from Washington society highlights Miss Anna Bryan, cousin of William Jennings Bryan, praising Peruna and Manalin as tonics for nervous catarrh. Various letters tout the remedies’ benefits, noting improved appetite and weight gain, while other snippets mention city gossip and a railway ad.
Marie Coats of Appleton writes Peruna is an excellent summer medicine that restores energy, improves appetite, and calms nerves. Other testimonials claim it cures fatigue and nervousness, buoys digestion, and supports mucous membranes. Public notices invite mail requests for Pan-American Exposition folders and regional travel brochures.
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