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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1905
Page
2
The article surveys diverse topics from Franco and Italian crisis reports to retirement pensions in Jersey City, German warfare in southwest Africa, royal finances, and medical views on insanity. It also mentions the Salvation Army club movement in Boston, nickel properties, Bertha Krupp’s floristry, European decorational habits, peat brick fuel substitutes, and local crime of treasure hunting in Colombia.
A collection of temperance and diet guidance from the Home Health club led by Dr. David H. Reeder includes warnings about alcohol and refined foods, advice on weight gain through meals and sleep, and letters from readers about tobacco quitting, sleepwalking, and general health. The piece blends moral exhortation with practical tips and requests for more reader input.
A club item invites Mrs L F of Pennsylvania and J T B of Manitoba to write with name and address to receive replies. Dr David H Reeder of Laporte endorses his health program, noting readers who adopt his advice report improved digestion and better general health.
A terse exchange involves a doctor announcing a dislocated wrist and the decision to pull the joint, prompting a witty rebuke from a spectator. The dialogue reflects a sporting or crowd scene with sharp banter and a judge’s or referee’s presence implied by the setting in Washington Stay.
In Oregon scientists unearthed a prehistoric hog skeleton towering around ten feet high. A commentator recalls seeing a six footer during a vacation, noting that the animal once occupied two seats on a coach, illustrating the astonishing size difference.
A fragment from a humorous dialogue contrasts a man’s need to walk with whispers of wealth. mentions of coach, horses, an automot, and a prize from Yonkers Statesman hint at playful satire on fortune and status. The exchange imagines a boy growing up to be desired by many, while joking about pies and social bragging.
A collection of comic exchanges from Chicago Sun Cleveland Leader Philadelphia Press and Houston Daily Post. Jocular lines cover stockings gifts art study learning hands and a Newport tragedy label laughs and social missteps in early 20th century papers. Notable quips include a poor mother and stockings gift a husband’s art talk and a Newport marriage joke.
A fragmented dialogue reflects fear of germs and contamination in daily life. A remembered dispute resurfaces as a character insists forgiveness was not complete, prompting a tense exchange about memory and blame.
A collage of comic quotes and wry exchanges appears from various papers including Milwaukee Sentinel Yonkers Statesman Chicago San Chicago Sun and Life. The snippets cover poetry, banking, forests, automobiles and sports with light, humorous tone and no single cohesive story.
A collage of light humor and witty one liners from diverse sources. Jests about servants, miscommunications, reading faces versus bank balances, alibis and torn alibis, and playful banter about marriages, hearing in boxes, cheese with holes, and a shipboard miscue.
Notice invites readers to send for a pamphlet titled 20th Century Canada and full rate particulars. Requests inquiries to the Superintendent of Immigration Ottawa or authorized Canadian government agents Civis Pilling Clifford Bik Grand Forks North Dakota J.M. Machlan Watertown Dakota Et Wownes Jackson Street St Paul Minnesota Mention the paper.
The late Bishop McLaren’s family donates a large library to Western Theological seminary. Rev T G Harper, newly elected president of the Wesleyan Reform union, was once a Bedfordshire hand. Ian Maclaren departs Liverpool church with a farewell sermon collection. Dr Julius Goebel takes a Harvard department post after Stanford dismissal. Rev H Olin Cady retires from Missionary Society work. E Vickery buys Lyceum theater and adjoining property for Sydney Central Methodist mission. C C Barber plans a grand church in Akron modeled on Madeleine Paris at $500000. Rev Charles Stelzle urges fraternal labor church delegates and ministers’ meeting access to unions.
A Texas family shares a dated testimonial praising Postum Food Coffee over traditional coffee. The letter claims improved health, relief from bilious habits, and a happier household since switching to Postum. It cites a small woman as the writer and notes endorsements from relatives including a brother-in-law.
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