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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1905
Page
6
An author chronicles a barber graft in Chicago where barbers push extra charges and steer patrons toward unnecessary services. A veteran enlivens the piece with anecdotes of a long running scheme, tipping culture, and rival jealousy among stylists.
A fragment notes an early glass tumbler used in Rogmad dated as A D 600. The reference is brief with no further context or corroborating details.
The article notes gold yield now $1,000,000 daily, projected to double in ten years. Citing Alexander Del Mar, it credits the rise to cyanide mining and silver abandonment, predicting the future impact of gold dredges described as a "gold ship" moving over land to extract gold from placers.
The article advocates the gold dredge as a transformative, globally portable mining machine that can reclaim rich placer deposits once exhausted by hand labor. It argues the dredge oper extends to California to Siberia and Brazil, offering continuous water use, surface-to-bedrock extraction, and a fixed cash price of gold, predicting rapid industrial growth and a daily world gold production of two million dollars.
A miniaturized thunder concept uses a cork popping from a bottle to illustrate how air pressure and vacuum draw goblets together. The text notes a mistaken belief that a rubber band holds the goblets, then adds another experiment to show bands merely aid tightness.
A Chicago Inter Ocean summary explains how two goblets pressed together create a vacuum that resists separation, and how submersion in water affects the grip. It notes ice melting enhances vacuum, then shifts to Hungary geese and the large bed feather markets at Budapest with millions of pounds traded annually.
Mr Browne of Lincoln Street Be Joseph Missouri describes spring 1902 illness with tremors cold sweats and weak appetite. He credits Williams Pink Pills with quick relief and renewed appetite noting the pills strengthen nerves by building red blood. They are sold by druggists and the Williams Medicine Company and are claimed free from opiates.
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