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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1901
Page
3
A sentimental tale follows a stamper who dreams of love as a pink envelope travels with a two cent stamp. Giuseppe, a charcoal peddler, loves Tessa and plans vengeance on Gray but discovers selfless renunciation, ending in a wedding kiss and a promised gift.
Beppo the charcoal seller and his fiancée Tessa face upheaval as American Arthur Gray courts her, introducing lagniappe charm and desire to a street stall trio. Giusseppe, bound by hopeful love, grows jealous as Tessa flirts with the stranger, testing loyalty and dreams of a shared future.
An elderly Kansan recounts magazine claims of wounded buffalo bulls turning on hunters, debunking deaths from rattlesnake bites, and recalling a dog bitten yet recovering. Professors note bears seldom charged after wounds. a grizzly was knocked over with a second shot, likened to a Newfoundland puppy.
A quote from Ladies' Home Journal likens vain vanity to proud flesh in the human soul and argues it should be treated with sharp caustic. The piece suggests that ten expressions of vanity can benefit, one sincere sorrow felt, as a cure to prevent character deformity.
Two Polywogs leave their pond on a sunny day seeking adventure and new experiences. They ignore cautions to stay close, embrace bold steps, and encounter a vast, unfamiliar world beyond their familiar waters.
A historical note describes the burrowing owl living in abandoned prairie dog burrows across western prairies and even in rabbit or badger holes. The piece mentions their long habitation in deserted towns and expands into a mock narrative poem about Polywogs and life's moral lessons, attributed to J. W. Whitfield from Utica NY.
A large diagram depicts a dog running a cream churn in a northeastern Ohio western Pennsylvania farm setting. The piece explains the treadmill principle, how a shepherd dog trains, and notes other farm tasks dogs perform such as driving cows to milking and opening gates. It also mentions owls, snakes, marmots, and prairie dogs in nearby burrows.
From Death's Door Hillsdale TL April 29 Much interest centers on William Marks once near death from incurable kidney disease Physicians from nearby towns attended a consultation but deemed him hopeless A druggist lent his support for Dodd's Kidney Pills and Marks improved rapidly Within weeks he was up and about The local claim is that the remedy cures Bright's Disease Diabetes Dropsy and other chronic kidney conditions seen as incurable by many doctors in Rock Island County
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