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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1918
Page
6
The Williston Graphic is issued weekly on Thursdays in Wiliston North Carolina and filed as second class mail matter at the local post office.
An editorial celebrates the American flag as a living symbol of sacrifice and liberty, linking it to Lexington Gettysburg and France. It urges Williston residents to unite the business and farming community in a meeting to form a stronger cooperative for local progress, underscoring patriotism, savings security, and wartime resolve.
A fragmentary verse about seeking simple remedies from a drug seller. It mentions applying drops directly to relieve a corn and uses archaic language to describe treatment and finger preparation. The text resembles a playful or satirical rural dialect excerpt.
The text urges drinking large water amounts to ease kidney discomfort. It describes symptoms such as cloudy urine, bladder irritation, backache, headaches, dizziness, and stomach upset. It promotes four ounces of Salts from the pharmacist mixed in water before breakfast for a few days to restore kidney function and neutralize urine acids.
The Northern Division warns all socks must bear size markings written with indelible ink on tape and fastened securely. Paper tags are to be discontinued. The piece details Red Cross ambulance driver honors, wartime fundraising, and local charity efforts across multiple U S locales with various figures and names.
A few weeks ago the Red Cross chapter in Huron South Dakota organized a mass meeting with Virginia Minnesota volunteers that drew five Indians from the Net Lake reservation in Koochiching County Minnesota. The newcomers received yarn and knitting lessons as part of Red Cross aid and education efforts. An American Red Cross nurse who has spoken with wounded American soldiers described German fighters with respect for their artillery skill but contempt for individual German soldiers.
Train numbers two and four ran late Friday after a bridge near Bedoin, Montana, was burned. Delays lasted about three hours as crews worked to restore service.
May, president of Dickinson State Normal School, announces the school will open Tuesday October 1st in the Elks building. A full faculty is being selected and courses offered in common branches and four normal courses for eighth and high school graduates. For information contact the president, 11-31, Subscribe for the Graphic.
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