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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1918
Page
3
Williston Graphic edited by John A. Corbett is published every Thursday in Williston North Dakota and entered at the Williston Post Office as second class mail matter.
The Stars and Stripes editorial in France denounces any peace by compromise, urging strong resolve against an enemy peace offensive. It warns pacifists against dreaming of a quick settlement and emphasizes steadfast support for full victory.
A local shop touts its brick ice cream as pure, strengthening food suitable for all. It emphasizes doctor recommended health benefits and home delivery with color and flavor options for social functions and personal enjoyment.
An editorial urges unwavering support for victory over Germany and cautions against constitutional changes before the fall election. It notes a planned long international army, appeals for postwar readjustment planning, and highlights Red Cross war relief efforts including food collection drives, fruit pit and shell drives, and mobile film shows for soldiers. It also mentions youth and community drives in Wall Lake and Litchfield.
The Food Administration asks housewives grocers canners and hotel restaurant proprietors to collect pits from apricots peaches prunes olives dates cherries and plums and shells from Brazil and hickory walnuts butter nuts and other nuts. Dried pits and shells will be sent to Red Cross stations for carbon to power gas masks for the army. Grocers will place receptacles aiding patron participation while canners and states’ food administrators save pits and shells. Only specified pits and shells are accepted after thorough cleaning and drying.
An old health ad claims daily hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate before breakfast purifies the digestive tract and improves skin and energy. It promises clearer skin, relief from headaches and bad breath, and a brighter complexion after one week.
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