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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1915
Page
8
The Home Circle column speaks to tired mothers, urging grace, patience, and cheerful guidance. It emphasizes sunlight in the heart, gentle responses to nervous children, and the value of kind words, with a poem urging mothers to send children to bed with a kiss.
A street corner Sage recalls youth nights and laments loiterers while a bank deposit prompts talk of raising funds for a Y M C A. A cashier counters that the old scale house suffices and suggests youths should pay their way. A squib ties a broad as long proverb to modern “square deals” and a note on marital perfection.
A mixed historic recap lists events from 184 to 1865 including Lincoln's re election and Wirz's execution. It blends dates with brief notes on a French insurrection exiled to America and a naval surrender to Britain.
The column urges readers to study local advertisements to secure better prices and offers. It argues buyers lose value by not reading ads and emphasizes trust in local advertisers who back their claims.
After consuming acid fruits that leave teeth sensitive, rinse the mouth with limewater. When acids affect teeth from medicine or disordered secretions, counteract by rubbing precipitated chalk around the teeth near the gums.
Senator Stone targets painful wobbliness in the Democratic party and its national policy. Critics point to Mexico policy and Lusitania stance as examples of vacillation amid calls for fiscal restraint and tariff reform.
The note mixes commentary on Congress and party strategy with hints of tariff policy reform and one term proposals. It references upcoming probate of a policy and mentions swift shifts in party stance and weather vane-like changes in directions.
A Pennsylvania court upheld a $1,000 damages award to a widow against a saloon keeper who supplied intoxicants to a man in a helpless drunken state. The case cites an 1887 act barring liquor sales to minors or those visibly intoxicated and supports civil action for injuries from such conduct.
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