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Williston Graphic

Location

Williston, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1906

Page

2

Cupidity and Commercial Jam in West Virginia Discovery

The Williston Graphic notes a steel tomahawk found in West Virginia dates to the 1700s, likely forged in Ens, showing white supplies aided native groups. The Troy Times and others urge caution, linking Indian wars to white trade in weapons and rum, and comparing age old greed to imperial commerce.

West Virginia Ens Troy Times Wild West Massachusetts Medford Rum Africa

The Art of Pleasing and the Secret of Charm

Edgar Salters argues in The Delineator that charm and social ease arise from natural, unwritten influences rather than hard technique. He suggests spontaneous radiance, prenatal influences, and harmonious presence as the keys to being pleasing and entertaining.

Edgar Salters Am St Io

Rail Road Accidents and Fatalities of 1905

The record shows 9 703 killed and 86 008 injured on U S railroads in 1905. Twenty six people died daily and 238 were hurt as safety concerns prompt demands for improved couplings and train equipment. The piece condemns avoidable collisions and emphasizes protection for workers and passengers.

United States

Oriental Picturesqueness Doomed by Ready Made Clothes

A British representative in Dar al Balda notes Moors in Morocco favor European dress over national attire, signaling a market for ready made garments. The piece warns fashion drift could ruin the allure of oriental costumes and impact travel interest. It also touches on moral criticism of humanity and football ethics under current rules.

Dar-al-Balda Morocco

The Bandit Moreno and Camilla of San Jose

In a tropical valley tale, Camilla, bride of the hacendado de Gomara, is seized by bandits led by Moreno. A rescue party of 300 storms the mountains, Moreno offers mercy, and Camilla dies after a dramatic final confrontation amid armed pursuit.

San Jose Valley Camila Camilla de Gemara Alamela Mountain Castile Palma Hfe Cartago de Gomara Moreno Alajuela Raiaed Senor de Gomara

Erzberg Iron Mountain near Vienna Forms 1000 Year Supply

A Historic Erzberg mountain in Styria Austria stands as a colossal iron ore mass over 6000 feet high and yielding 35 to 46 percent iron. Miners remove 6.6 million pounds yearly, with estimates the mountain will take another millennium to vanish.

Vienna Styria Austria Erzburg Duchy of Erzberg Durango Mexico Queensland Lapland Arctic Gellivare Atlantic

Musical Sidewalk Records a Man’s Week of Absence

A Rochester tale describes Jim Crosby’s wife wiring a novelty sidewalk from the house to the street. Each step rang a bell and changed tune with pace, recording his comings and goings for eight days. The contraption revealed his repentant week, ending with the harvest tune once she left him home.

Jim Crosby Jim Rochester Post

Fifty One Pound Baby Gracie of Mt Holly A Remarkable Child

Gracie Mildred Flora Gaskill, a one year old in Mt Holly New Jersey weighs 51 pounds and gains about a pound weekly. Doctors confirm she is healthy though unable to walk yet. Her frail mother weighs 120 pounds while grandmother Mary Gaskill notes the child takes after her.

Mt. Holly N. J Shea Gracie

Phipps Rents Glenquohe Deer Forest in Scotland Noted Millionaire

New York financier Henry Phipps spends about 500000 yearly to rent the Glenquohe deer forest in Scotland, placing him near Andrew Carnegie in wealth. He resides at 6 East 87th Street and sits on the boards of United States Steel, Carnegie Company, Van Norden Trust, and Mellon National Bank of Pittsburgh. born in Philadelphia in 1839, his fortune grew after teaming with Carnegie in iron and steel. The article also notes comments on sawdust and salt industries in Michigan mill towns and their intertwined fuel and mineral uses.

New York Henry Phipps Glen Quoleh Deer Forest Scotland Carnegie United States Steel Corporation Carnegie Company van Norden Trust Company Mellon National Bank Pittsburg Philadelphia Thomas M Andrew Carnegie Gus Kissinger Ludington Mich Plankinton Michigan Manistee Milwaukee Sentinel

Two Neighbors Share Grievances Over Fences

Mrs Higgins complains her carpenter husband leaves upstairs rooms unfinished and a leaky roof. Mrs Clingham adds her fireman husband must start the fire each morning, revealing shared domestic woes.

The Juggler of Japan Delights a Dinner Crowd

A clever Japanese entertainer performs with baskets of props and a dramatic vase illusion. A foreign guest, determined to spot tricks, watches intently as the juggler hides inside the porcelain vessel while others laugh at the skeptic’s fate.

Japan

Chinese Miners Prove Industrious on Piece Work in SA

Chinese workers in South Africa's mines work minimally on salary but show high activity under piecework. Rumor and truth clash as stakeholders weigh what to say rather than remain silent.

South Africa

Nervous Collapse Spells Relief with Dr Williams Pink Pills

Mrs Lizzie Williams of 416 Cedar Street Quincy Illinois reports thirteen years of nervous prostration with spells of exhaustion. After taking Dr Williams Pink Pills her appetite improved, nerves stabilized, and strength returned, with six boxes mailed for 30 cents each.

Pink Lizzie Williams Cedar Street Quincy Ill William

Latchkey as a Source of Trouble

A London Telegraph rebuke notes that a spring lock opened from inside by a knob and outside only by a key has caused domestic strife. The invention splits families and threatens homes, turning latchkeys into a continual domestic storm center.

London Telegraph

Contentment Is Stagnation Quote from Van Dyke

The saying emphasizes choosing guidance from excellence over remaining with the worst. It advocates seeking the best example to progress and avoid complacency.

van Dyke

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The Williston Graphic Jane A. Conpett Williston Camillanis Edgar White Daily Btory Pub. Co Re Gomara Benor de Gomara Hacendado Rock Breberg Erxberg Invention Gracie Mildred Flora Gaskil Grace Gaskill New Jersey Mr. Phipps City East Eighty-seventh Street Glen Quoich Deer Forest APAN Carters Eadaghe Garwing Stith Loon Towers Fas Scieatic Medicing Toalca Nantes
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