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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1906
Page
2
The Alhambra’s future risks grow as foundations erode from old conduits and state support proves insufficient. A three-director dispute led to the resignation of Senor Contreras, the longtime Oriental architecture expert who helped shape Moorish tiles and decor.
Larry and Ross bid on a trunk auctioned off as excess baggage. Inside are Nell Burr’s letters and Larry’s past gifts. Nell is alive after a hotel fire but unaware of the trunk’s fate until a reunion and a marriage reveal.
An Atlantic writer urges country house owners to ensure sanitation with sandy soil and proper drainage to prevent water pollution. Guidance covers well coverings and septic tanks with sand filters. The piece also notes the death of Rev. Dr. Matheson, a blind Scottish pastor renowned for his ministry at St Bernard's in Edinburgh.
Mrs. Emma White of Camden New Jersey says six months of eczema on her body and feet vanished after using Cuticura. She tried three doctors without relief and feared lifelong facial marks until Cuticura cleared her skin. She shares her gratitude and endorsement.
The Watchman argues that size does not determine importance. elements essential to a goal are valuable while minor details can waste effort. It warns against mistaking trivialities for nonessential and urges discrimination to balance tasks when time and resources are limited.
An old tale claims a thunderstorm avoids copper mines or veins. Farmers on a country farm believe a copper vein lies beneath a stormy path. The column then shifts to social news as women of prominence boast domestic feats with gifts and preserved treats.
A 70 year old North Dakota man details quitting coffee after four decades and switching to Postum. He reports improved nerve stability, strength, and health within two months and credits better work energy for long writing tasks and calculations. He notes some dislike Postum if not brewed long enough and cites The Road to Wellville.
The Travelers' Gazette highlights Louvre additions a life size chalk bust of Akhoumalon Amenophis IV and four blue porcelain sepulchral urns from the tomb of Rameses II. The bust is finely preserved and primitively colored while urn contents undergo chemical analysis for organic matter.
Russian authorities study adopting American military attire and equipment. The czar is reported to be interested in a khaki uniform worn by an American army representative at St. Petersburg. Consideration includes web cartridge belts and cavalry saddles for potential use.
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