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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1902
Page
6
A lyrical piece describes the wind dancing over meadows and streams, resting in willows, and stirring flowers. It wanders into schools and streets, bringing memories of rain, sun, birds, and playful lovers, ending with a note from Ladies World magazine.
In a rustic setting a young man and a lively, untidy girl share a hidden flirtation under an apple tree. He lifts her to reach fruit, provoking their benefactor the other woman. Revelations follow as a prior engagement dissolves and the lovers declare love while the apple harvest test divides loyalties.
Helena of Montenegro now queen of Italy and the empress of all the Russias met at a state banquet given by Emperor Nicholas to visiting Italian sovereigns on July 14. The article traces royal ties, past romantic intrigues, and the mixed popularity of the Russian czarina among three empire factions amid a court marked by affection and estrangement.
A note on the history of dyeing tracing it to the Tyrians around 1500 B C and noting England’s ignorance until 1610. It credits Dr Hofman, a German chemist, as the first to discover and use aniline dyes.
The Chicago Chronicle extols Victoria Mary as the likely Princess May to become queen, recounting her English upbringing at Richmond Lodge, marriage to George V, and nine years in York House. It notes her devoted husband, family life with four children Edward, Albert, Victoria, and Henry, and her standing as a beloved daughter-in-law and matron.
A jumble of ads and quips includes Erie Railroad special excursions Chicago to New York and return for 23.30 with October dates and a return limit. Other items reference jokes, household remedies, and social notes. Details point to Erie Office Chicago or W O McNaughton, T P A, Erie R R St Paul Mina.
A 1900s era testimonial from Charles Lindgren of La Porte Indiana praises Doan's Kidney Pills for curing back lameness and backache after three years, claiming strong faith and personal endorsement. The ad offers a free trial and notes price at 50 cents per box of 33.
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