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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1915
Page
7
The Williston Schools add seats weekly as new pupils join the High School. Extra seats fill every space, and the last seat is now taken. The tee Room and Depactaten Room serve as assembly spaces, with freshmen and recitations shifting to combined rooms. Only the nasium and fourth floor remain for potential seating.
In Williston schools teachers held an acquaintance night at Centre School and Misses Gill Fevre Monroe and others led programs. Principal Vetel and Coach Cutting boosted football with Minot rivals, while the school expands six nine week periods and introduces a city wide school savings bank to teach thrift and deposits. reports praise discipline and community support.
A Chicago woman Mia Hohmann credits Peruna with curing years of cough and bronchial catarrh after trying many remedies. Friends swear by the tonic and report she rested and slept without coughing. she proclaims Peruna did the work.
Courtesy of Mr Brownson the library lists National Vocational Association reports from 1902 to date. It also notes access via John Crerar Library to cameragrams of a sought article, enhancing distant research. New titles include Sydney Carteret Rancher, The Honey Bee, Betty in Canada, The Story of David Livingstone, Boy Blue and His Friends.
The Rev. Dwight Hillis of New York faces questions about his financial ventures and whether ministers should invest for personal gain. The issue centers on the balance between his duties as a religious leader and his rights as a citizen to engage in financial activity.
The piece argues for monthly public meetings during long winter evenings where citizens share ideas to improve local conditions. It suggests inviting all residents to contribute suggestions, turning idle time into practical action, and using the gatherings to foster a progressive spirit and tangible results for town and countryside.
A promotional plea urges dedicating ten minutes weekly to read advertisements in the paper to learn where to shop and save money. The note Inflates benefits of merchant offers and mentions a London merchant H. G. Selfridge in a garbled aside about a free horse aimed at a boy.
The speaker urges the United States to enter the war to aid the allies, criticizing Teutons for wanting U.S. involvement while noting that none would help when the time comes, including Selfridge, once an American citizen.
The fragment notes a scene in which a character named Gupid launches an arrow, and the shaft is barbed with love, suggesting a symbolic or allegorical action within a larger narrative. The readable portion emphasizes romance and dramatic gesture.
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