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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1902
Page
2
A reflective poem by E. Kiser from Chicago Record-Herald notes that society forgets the toil of workers who enable luxury and achievement. It contrasts luxury and wealth with the essential, unseen labor of millions, urging appreciation for laborers who sustain daily life.
An angler aboard the Sibyl in Jamaica Bay battles a wary Cynoscion regalis, coaxing the prized fish from the ebbing tide. After a dramatic fight the fish is landed, then safely released, as sunset paints the bay. A returning rider greets a anxious wife who feared he’d miss the fish shops closing.
A quote from Outing argues that Labrador's population of one per 35 square miles shows no crowding, contending game like caribou and bears could endure as they have. It notes similar scarcity in northern Ontario, the northwest, and parts of British Columbia, predicting a distant date when sport will demand more than nature can spare.
Am alw reportied, before you marry my daughter you'll have to reform, eit. Hat, my dear sir, them T shall lose her. That is what she is marrying ime forl Life. France has secured the patent rights of a new nitrogleerin powder which it contended will send a rifle bullet 4 miles and increase the artillery range 18 miles.
A lively fashion column reviews current summer trends and revived fabrics. It notes outfits from lace blouses to alpaca travel wear, emphasizes chic over sheer expense, and highlights new neck gear, black gowns with steel accents, and trompe l’œil coatings.
A collage of quips and comic lines from varied sources features flirtatious banter, witty asides, and playful mismatches. Characters trade lines on affection, cooking, and odd situations, with a hint of satire and lighthearted banter threading through.
A brief Chicago Daily News cartoon caption shows a husband accusing his wife of leaking a secret while she calmly counters that if it was secret he should have kept it himself. The exchange highlights domestic tension with sharp humor.
A collage of quips from Detroit Free Press Chicago Tribune and Chicago Post jokes on marriage manners domesticity and a fortune telling warning. The note highlights a landlady fear and humorous views of gender roles.
A compact collage of satirical clippings from the New York Times and Fliegende Blatter contrasts timeless gender roles with modern life. It mocks domestic hurry, the horn of plenty, and Cupid's shift from bow to automobile, noting a curious bias toward death over birth in headlines.
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