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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1917
Page
11
An advertisement touts a corn remedy praised as safe for feet and skin. It claims millions use it, guarantees no irritation, and lets users return to work or play quickly. The copy cites endorsements by Erich Rather and Williston Drug Co.
Washington letter reports a House Senate conference compromise on the Excess Profits Tax. It sets seven percent exemption for prewar profits up to seven percent and up to ten percent for higher profits. Addresses training camps for Reserve Corps officers and a District of Columbia armory bill. Reports denials of Bernstorff slush fund claims and calls for a front to war information.
Mr W H Brown of Rogersville Tennessee writes that after a severe grippe and lingering catarrhal cough he found relief using Peruna. He claims his cough stopped and catarrh cured, noting his weight before and after and recommending Peruna to others with catarrh in any form.
Washington discusses how a single word in legislation changes its scope amid Senate action on office versus other equipment. The piece notes a bill to honor Distinguished Service in the war, with retroactive awards, and criticizes delays in Washington audits delaying payments affecting the money market. It hints at a model armory for Washington D C National Guard and broader implications.
The secretary of agriculture issues an order approving a weaker nicotin dipping solution for scabby sheep and cattle. It eliminates sulphur to reduce costs, following careful experiments aimed at lowering dipping expenses for affected animals.
Notice is given that by order of sale of the Williams County Court of North Dakota, administrator John A Murphy will offer at public auction on October 26, 1917, in Williston, all lands and personal property of Allen G Lowe, deceased. Described properties include parcels in Williston and Minnesota contracts, with total liens and mortgages itemized, and the sale will be subject to confirmation by the county judge. Proceeds allocated as cash one third and balance on credit within two years.
An early 20th century classified style notice from John Sexton & Co invites ambitious men to sell a nationwide line of groceries teas coffees spices paints oils stock foods and more with no experience or capital required. It promotes a complete sample outfit free instructions exclusive territory and steady home banking profits amid claims of high earnings and a relief from price pressures. The ad lists Chicago Illinois addresses and urges readers to write for more information.
An old advertisement promotes Jad Salts as a kidney flush to relieve back pain and bladder disorders. It claims a table spoonful in water before breakfast clears clogged kidneys, neutralizes urine acidity, and supports normal activity with a lemon juice lithia formula. The tone suggests a popular remedy from a drug store.
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