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Newspaper

Williston Graphic

Location

Williston, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1905

Page

6

Old Time Boys and the Crib Crackin’ Heist Tale

In a Houston Post reminiscence and crime tale the narrator recalls playful childhood days with laughing, dimpled friends and chasing supper bells, then shifts to a San Francisco hotel caper. A burglar narrator teams with friends, steals jewels and cash, is busted by hotel staff and police, and faces a two speaker sentence after a bungled attempt. The Denver detective involvement adds another twist to the fugitive aftermath.

Dewan

The Prima Donnas Jewels Heist Tail in a Palace Room

Spike McGunn recalls a San Francisco Palace Hotel burglar tale. He targets a third floor front hall, enters a prima donna suite by mistake, meets a gray haired man shaving at a window who speaks in sly graft terms. The pair parry with wary humor as the room’s true occupant remains unseen.

Spike McGunn Detroit Palace Hotel San Francisco Singstress Attif Bud Gil Pal

Horrors of Sakhalin Salt Mines Describe Brutal Exile

A historical account portrays Sakhalin as a grim exile island where convicts from Siberia are sent. Prisoners march chained or tethered, with families accompanying some, then endure damp cells, scant food, and brutal punishments in salt mines. The text condemns the system as more terrible than other penal practices.

Sakhalin Japan Russia Siberia Siberian Sakalin Zetskaya Sake

Fun with Smoke Rings From a Homemade Smoke Box

A reader describes a teen friendly experiment to make dense white smoke rings using a pasteboard box a muslin lid and simple tubes. By tapping the musk in the box rings emerge and can even extinguish a candle placed at a distance. A larger two foot square box with ammonia and acid bottles yields bigger rings for demonstrations.

The New York Mail

The Game of Volley Ball Explains Court Rules and Play

A detailed guide explains volley ball as a mixed handball and tennis game for many players. It covers court dimensions 16 by 25 feet, net details, serving faults, dribbling prohibition, ball size and weight, and how points are scored up to twenty one with serves and outs. It notes the Chicago Inter Ocean description of rally play and the net touch penalties.

Chicago Inter Ocean

The Bootmaker in China Footwear Across Classes

A historical note on Chinese footwear show distinctions by class and gender. Boots prevail for officials, soldiers, and sailors, while commoners wear straw or leather sandals or go barefoot. Women largely sew at home, with Shanghai rare shop exposure. Manchu women use a stilted shoe. Winter boots are wool lined. rubber reproductions from the US and Germany appear at treaty ports.

China Shanghai North India United States Germany

Peanut Tournament With Peanut Bowl Prize

Four players per table compete to pluck peanuts from a central bowl using candy tongs without disturbing nearby nuts. Each removes nuts one by one during a 20 minute round. The player who gathers the most peanuts wins a simple Hite prize.

Tin church of York in rare black metal saga

A Tin Church in York Pennsylvania is described as likely the only entirely tin structure in the country. The one story 40 by 80 foot building cost 1500 dollars and serves St Pauls United Evangelical congregation. Builders chose black tin after metal cost discussions over stone brick and lumber. The church is painted to imitate brick.

York Secesloh St. Paul's United Evangelical Congregation

And now asked the teacher what country is opposite us

A humorous exchange from a Chicago Tribune fragment where a teacher asks a question about global opposites and Mary responds with misdirection about a hole through the earth. The snippet captures a child’s practical joke and classroom silliness.

Little Mary Chicago

The Prince of Butlers and a Dinner Prank

A historical anecdote about Thomas Coldwell and his witty butler tale at a New York dinner. The piece reflects on clever service during a scalloped oyster course and a doctor’s reminder. Also cites a humorous office boy remark from Somerville Journal about whistling.

Thomas Coldwell New York Coldwell

Cure to Stay Cured

A Wapello town medical anecdote lauds Dodd’s Kidney Pills for Mrs. Minnie Hart who sat bedridden eight months yet recovered enough to garden in four weeks. The testimonial links kidney health to overall wellness and cites Lord Kelvin’s educational maxim. Ward Seminary in Nashville promotes affordable first‑class female education with a Book of Information offer.

Wapello Louisa County Minnie Hart Dodd Ward Seminary Nashville Tenn

Kansan Captain Confirms Atlantic Crossing Turmoil

A Kansan aboard a transatlantic voyage endures a rough night as a big wave sweeps the deck. He injures a broken leg and a twisted shoulder, recalls back home while praising the captain who urged keeping below deck during the gale. The passenger compares the storm to Kansas cyclones and a deeper than usual ocean swell.

Atlantic Kansan

Pink Pills Restore Nervous Mrs Reagan Says

Mrs Mary Reagan of Kilburn Street River Mass recalls bouts of head noises smothering sensations and fatigue before taking Dr Williams Pink Pills. She reports improved sleep stamina and a return to daily activities after using the remedy, noting prior costly treatments were ineffective. The testimonial claims the pills relieved her nerves and head noises.

Mrs. Reagan Dr. Williams Mary Reagan Kilburn Street River, Mass Dr. Wit Medicina Co

Cure for eczema by Cuticura products reported

Mrs Emma White of Camden New Jersey recounts long suffering from widespread eczema including facial use of Cuticura Soap and Ointment plus Cuticura Lotion as directed. After medical failure a brother in law suggested Cuticura, she reports scales dried away and face cleaned. April 25 1905.

Emma ‘White Cherrier Place Camden, N. J

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