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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1904
Page
7
Mr Jenks buys red undergarments claiming they cure a lue disease. The shopkeeper guarantees all is well. Two weeks later he complains his wife laughs at him at breakfast showing the red line around his neck. The proprietor remains bored.
Mr Jenks bought red Hannel undergar gions after being told they cure a supposed ailment. Two weeks later he returned, explained his wife mistook the string of coral beads for the red line around his neck, and the clerk offered a bored reply.
The Minneapolis and St Louis Railroad touts the shortest line and most comfortable route to the Fair. Two direct through trains to the gates, saving about three hours, avoiding Union Depot crowds, and landing passengers at their destination. Free excursion tickets and a complete Fair Guide available by writing A B Cutts G P and T A Minneapolis Minnesota.
An advertisement extols lower rates and equal service on the Nickel Plate Road to Wayne, Cleveland, Erie, Buffalo, New York, Boston and more. Three express trains daily with modern dining and sleeping cars, meals in dining cars, coffee served in seats, and no excess fares. La Salle Street Chicago depot. Contact J Y Calahan, Gen Agent, 111 Adams St. Chicago. An anecdote from Success quotes a Princeton president promising satisfaction or return of the boy.
The Minneapolis and Northwest Railway offers two daily through trains with Pullman Buffet Sleepers free reclining chair cars and dining cars. Trains stop near the Exposition Grounds with round trip rates from Minneapolis St Paul from 21.35 to 25.60, returning by Dec 15 or within sixty days. See Guide to World’s Fair and Blue Book for hotel and travel details.
Joseph McCauley of 144 Shelton Street Chicago Sachem of Tecumseh Lodge recalls suffering two years from a broken down health with backache appetite loss and insomnia. After using four boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills he claims a complete permanent cure and urges others to try the remedy. Sold by all dealers at 60 cents by Poster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Editorials across major papers hail Judge Parker's acceptance letter for its sober tone and precise reasoning. Critics argue it could sway voters toward Democrats, highlighting its anti monopoly stance and commitment to constitutional government.
Prohibition candidate Rev Dr Silas C Swallow criticizes Roosevelt’s letter of acceptance noting omissions and questioning his stance on trusts, monopolies and liquor ties. He contrasts Roosevelt’s rhetoric with issues like tariffs and “three states” polygamous crimes, asserting Roosevelt’s focus on self justification over real policy.
Roosevelt describes cowboys as better companions than small farmers or agricultural laborers in his book Ranch Life and Hunting Trail. The statement portrays a divide between rural labor groups and the cowboy image. The quote labels cowboys as more agreeable than agricultural workers or city mechanics.
In the national press debate, Roosevelt’s personality is highlighted as a continuous campaign issue. The Boston Herald notes Parker avoids the personal charge while Roosevelt’s personal image remains a focal point, contrasted with Parker’s stance. Several papers stress the distinction between character and demeanor in the heated discourse.
A historical note describes bread peddlers in China, their methods, and varieties in cities like Tien tsin and Peking. Vendors carry stock in boxes or on a yoke, cry out for customers, and offer wheat bread baked in steam and other baked goods called po po. Mohammedan peddlers ornament carts with Islamic symbols to show pure food, selling patties and late roasted dumplings. moon festival hare cakes mark lunar birthdays and reappear each year around Easter-like timing.
The article outlines Admiral Togo Heihachiro as the third son of Togo Kichizaemon, a Satsuma samurai. Born in Kagoshima on the tenth moon of 1857, his upbringing followed samurai tradition with shrine guardianship and early military training shaping the future Nippon leader.
A Russian army surgeon reports that the Japanese modern bullets easily pass through intercostal spaces and due to their speed penetrate bones without destroying them. They make skin holes about the size of a pea. Wounds seldom suppurate. basic wound care and antiseptic bandaging suffice, per the New York Post.
A guest exclaims the luncheon is beautiful while Mr. Comrox notes approval from his family but the guest struggles to distinguish edibles from decorations. The Chicago Journal quotes the moment, capturing social dining ambiguity.
Special excursion offers from Kansas City Southern by special trips on October 18 and 27 and October 1, 4, and 18, 1903. Prices are very low for one way and round trip to Arkansas Indian Territory Louisiana and Texas. Information available from H. G. Warner, G P T A F C S B By Kansas City Mo.
Public notice invites young women to write Mrs. Pinkham for free medical guidance. It notes her motherly experience guiding hundreds of young women and provides her address in Lynn, Massachusetts.
Fragmented quotation discusses omen and medical views on a future disappearance and women’s fashion. The text mentions Shakespeare, Paris, and French influence, presenting a humorous or speculative drama remark with unclear context. Analysis notes include references to women, smaller items, and public perception.
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