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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1901
Page
2
A mother endures grief as she imagines her child gone, tears falling like rain while memories of the baby’s tiny fingers and nursery footsteps haunt her. She dreams of a wedding morning and waking to find her child beside her, praying for blessed memories as angels write in the night.
The Stone triplets at Northville High School fascinate teachers and classmates as they blend into one trio. Adalette rebels against being a triplet while Adelaide and Adeline navigate shared talents and duties. Adalette secretly crafts a unique pink gown and wig for graduation, stealing the night to graduate as an individual, earning recognition and a new path away from her sisters.
A Milan hotel tale from Sir Edward Malet shows how careless money left on a table can tempt a poor housemaid. She pleads mercy, fearing harm to her chained family, while another neighbor shares a wry anecdote about balancing a cash book to penny.
A traveler in England at noon at a wayside inn chats with the social landlord who presents a bill. The guest asks his name, and the landlord says Partridge. The traveler jokes that the length of the bill suggests Woodcock, a quip noted in a recent book by a distinguished English diplomat and said to have amused Bismarck.
A garbled OCR passage hints at a clergyman's wife late to church and seeking completion of tasks. It references collegiate valedictorians and baccalaureate centers, with a stray line about Youth's Campaign remaining to be done.
The Isle Canon Seadding of Toronto bequeaths to Trinity College a premier religious library with broad religion coverage. Judge Jenks notes tension between physical wearers and dress code in law education. New York Methodists push to curb gambling among affluent members. Father O Neill of St Francis San Francisco, a renowned rifleman and dog enthusiast, rarely enters contests. A Byron youth, Micky Fritz, heads Epworth League and avoids alcohol in his father’s tavern. British and Foreign Rule Society reports 4 914 000 in yearly issues, down 133 000 due to the Chinese crisis. foreign sales in 27 countries via 812 colporteurs reach 1 600 000.
A New York Sun portrait lauds Professor Gates as a key college figure in a humorous tale of buying and selling old student furniture. The narrator recalls Gates bargaining fairly, jokingly likening him to a market bear in spring and a bull in fall, ending with Gates offering twelve dollars to a student who offered eight. An Island of Cranes notes a Minnesota lakeside summer resort island named Cranes Island.
A collage of clipped quips and anecdotes shows everyday humor and social quirks. Jotted lines feature a dog sale, mistaken politeness, and a phonograph mix up, with Punchline moments about honesty, laziness, and family banter across multiple voices.
A collage of brief snatches from newspapers and comic panels. Vignettes include classroom quips about arithmetic and spelling, a romance sketch with Pat Devine and Kate Mages, jokes on doctors and newspapers, and light notes from various city sections.
Secret Service uncovered a ring of counterfeiters affecting valuable goods, notably stomach bitters. The incident spurred warnings to buy from reliable druggists and avoid dubious sellers, as public trust and health were at stake amid the exposure of the scam.
A European authority, Prof Vons of Hamburg, argues dandruff arises from a germ, not mere skin flaking. He claims the condition involves the scalp producing scales and can also halt hair loss and growth. The misbelief about feverish scalps is rejected.
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