Springfield Girl Enticed for Orphanage Work Scandal
In St Paul the Pioneer Press reports a case of Miss Hines a young Springfield girl who was approached by two women soliciting funds for a supposed Duluth based orphanage. After a cautious pursuit by police and a prompt investigation at the Children’s Home society the girl was placed there, while the two solicitors face inquiry. the tale links a broader alleged scheme. The piece closes with a separate moral polemic about a train of Philippine bound maniacs, misused to illustrate costs of national expansion.
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St. Paul
Springfield
Minn
Etel
Duluth
Mike Mitchell
Paul
Misa Hines
Montgomery
State Board of Control
Children's Home
Fairfield Avenue
Ita
Variata
H. P. Savage
Pioneer Press
Philippines
Soldiers Hospital
Washington
Real Estate Transfers in the April Week Ending Summary
The record lists transfers and property dealings for the week ending April 44 involving Anton Steffen, James Maxwell, Augusta Beltz, D. Moedec heirs, John Dap porn, Hillism Pfasader, C. Antoinette Marion F. Ogden, John M. Clury, Hane Rasmussen, M. F. Ogden, Arnold C. Von Hagen, William Plaender, Louis Romberg, Wenzel Remon ger, St. Paul & Sioux City R. A., Arnold Hye Milling Co., Walter W. Allen, Anton W. Kaechele, Charles Gruseendorf, and Conrad Gewecke among others in New Ulm Sleepy Eye and surrounding areas.
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Anton Steffen
Wm. FP
Schmitt
Comfrey
James Maxwell Sod W
Joseph Julius Jr
Herman Shiplock
Saina
Augusta Beltz
Joseph Tuite
D. Moedec
John Dapporn
Hillism Pfasader
Helm Schveier
New Ulm Peerrae
C. Antoinette Marion F. Ogden
John M. Clury
Arnold
von Hagen
Hane Rasmussen
M. F. ‘Ogden Lota
Brack
St. Paul
Sioux City
Charles Gruseendorf
Conrad Gewecke
New Ulm
Advantage of Buying at Home from R Hollriegel
R Hollriegel, a permanently established dealer and repairer, offers a factory warranty and free repairs for years on pianos, organs, and sewing machines he sells. He tunes and regulates pianos and organs at least once a year to preserve tonal quality, surpassing manufacturers or traveling agents who move instruments for trial.
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R. Hollriegel
Trul
Allan's Foot Base powder for foot care
An old advertisement promotes Allan's Foot Base powder to relieve swollen sore hot callous aching sweating feet corns and bunions. Sold at druggists and shoe stores for two cents.
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Allan
Antiseptics and the limits of germ control
The Edinburgh Scotsman explains that antiseptics only arrest germ growth, not kill microbes. Cold can act as a temporary preservative, but air cannot be disinfected. attempting to kill airborne germs needs proper, thorough action and safe exposure limits.
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Edinburgh
Metamorphic Matrix of Argillarenaceous Mass
The quotation explains a transformed material described as a clayey sendy composition in plain terms. It questions why complex words are used to mask ignorance and mislead rather than reflect true understanding, noting suspicion that big words serve as a device to flatter or confuse.
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Hurley
Derwin
Lyell
Peraday
Unclear medical claim appears in fragmented ad text
A damaged OCR fragment touts a laxative remedy named Cy Thin signature on a page about cure claims. It promises rapid relief in one day though details and sources are unreadable. The snippet lacks identifiable entities, dates, or verifiable proof.
Salamander Tiger Heist Ends With Unexpected Dinner
In the Grand Panjandrum Menagerie, O'Neill and a saloon helper chase Salamander the tiger after a drunken hold up. The tiger is found dead, later revealed to be stuffed, while Squab O'Neill claims credit. McArdell and crew recover cash. Squab secures a celebratory display before losing his job.
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McArdell
Salamander
Tiger
Aundry
Sach
Squab
O'Neill
Squab O'Neill
Laure
O’neill
Adee
Mikel
McArderf
Walter
Tim
McArdel
Mr. McArdell
Equab O'Neill
Noah
Squad
Mac
Aleck
Squad O’neill
The Wends and Their Dress Across Districts
The Wends appear as a strong healthy group with a muscular build. Their men are valued for conscription, while Saxon dragoons were noted in Napoleon's era. Today the Wends maintain a distinctive Honni dress, especially among women, with lasting forms across districts despite regional variation.
Weekly Market Letter Shows Mixed Wheat and Strong Pork Prices
The market letter from Edward, Wood & Co reports wheat reaching new highs before closing near 71 1/4 and 72 4 for May and July. government crop conditions suggest a July yield around 888 million bushels. Heavy rains hit Oklahoma Texas Kansas and Missouri while primary receipts fall short of shipments. corn climbs but futures manipulation questions arise. Pork closes strong at May 16.82 and July 17.02, with profit-taking advised amid brisk activity.
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Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas
Missouri
Atlantic
Gulf Porta
Women Suffer from Kidney Trouble Says Ad Copy
An old advertisement claims kidney and bladder troubles harm both women and men, urging Swamp Root as a remedy. It touts quick relief, offers sample bottles by mail, and invites readers to write Dr Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York for more information and testimonials.
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Dr. Kilmer &Co
Binghamton, N. Y
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NEW Ulm Review
Streight
Tigeri
O'Neil
Leii
McArdell Orratekly
Panjandrum
Edwarik, Wood & Co
Grain Comtabeaton Merchants
Chamber of Com- Maree Minseapolis
Board of Trade
Alwan
Boonton
Philadelpha Record
Forster Brothers
Northwest
L. J. Buenger
North
Minnesota