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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1908
Page
3
An advertorial description extols American forests for medicinal roots and cites Dr. Re V Pierce of Buffalo New York. It claims cures for dyspepsia indigestion heart conditions and women's ailments using glyceric extracts. Medicines are stated alcohol free and produced with special equipment. a list of ingredients is printed on the wrapper.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Howestham and Toby with unclear timing and an exclusion reference. The readable text does not establish a clear event, date, or outcome for a coherent summary.
An advertisement extols Dr Jones as a proven authority in chronic diseases with repeated annual visits, claiming high success across catarrh, lung diseases, consumption in early stages, stomach and kidney issues, paralysis, nerve and heart ailments, eye and ear disorders, and surgical repairs. It promises painless eye straightening and other treatments.
James A. Edgerton profiles George Bruce Cortelyou, detailing a rapid ascent from government clerk to multiple cabinet posts and party leadership. The piece praises his reform of slow bureau systems, his quiet leadership style, and the Roosevelt era progress that reshaped Washington politics. It notes a setback later in his career and contemplates if he can again ascend.
The piece laments the spirit-sapping nature of civil service work in the capital and praises Grover Cleveland, William McKinley, and Theodore Roosevelt for recognizing and utilizing Elmer Cortelyou’s competence. It lauds his organizing skill, memory, and steady leadership during McKinley’s crisis, noting his pivotal role in reforming White House operations and federal departments.
Report of a naval test in Narragansett Bay near Newport where steel torpedo nets protected a Morris torpedo boat during a demonstration. Nets withstood a Whitehead torpedo at 30 knots, swaying but undamaged, promising protection for battleships and cruisers as they deploy nets widely. The Heel may be equipped with nets before its world voyage.
Frank R. White of the government public school service in the Philippines visits Washington to recruit about 260 men and women willing to teach in the islands. He seeks teachers who will instruct Filipinos and avoid romantic entanglements with soldiers and government workers. Salaries range from 90 to 1500 dollars annually. He favors male teachers for reliability but plans to hire both sexes and will lead the party to the Philippines to start assignments.
Rev An ton Kuhis of St Mary’s Roman Catholic church in Kansas City Kansas bans hats called The Merry Widow with broad brims and tall plumes. He says such hats are out of place in church and will bar anyone wearing them from the sanctuary, a policy echoed by past dress codes.
Maine timber output for last winter stood at 900 million feet and indications suggest similar figures this year. Labor shortages limited operations across the industry, slowing production and likely impacting overall supply.
A whimsical verse depicts nature as a tireless worker preparing for spring. It highlights planting, warming earth, awakening plants, and making ready for birds while winter lingers and illustrated by a bustling, brisk tone. The piece blends playful imagery with rapid, rhythmic narration.
Minnesota probate notice for the estate of Tak Subu late of Brown County. James Hubs is named administrator. A hearing is set for the first Monday in November at the New Ulm Probate Court to examine and adjust claims. Notice to creditors published weekly in the New Ulm Review for three weeks. Dated April. Attorney for the court GEO. ROSS, Judge of Probate.
Public auction on May 1 1905 at 9 00 o clock A M for cash of a Brown County Minnesota property in Section 20 Township 109 North Range 33 West to satisfy a judgment of 313 10 dollars plus costs and interest. Sheriff W J Jettus administers the sale with Albert Pfaender attorney for Pitt and mentions parties L A Fritsche Caroline Schieussner and others. Also a Minnesota district court summons for Security Trust Company and Parmess Soncings Bank of Grimes Iowa with attorney AB Cirose Tighe.
The passage urges prompt action when digestion feels off and promotes Kodol as the best digestant for dyspepsia indigestion sour stomach belching and nervous headache. It states Kodol digests what you eat and is sold by Eugene A Pfefferle.
In Millgrove Indiana a man recalls nine years ago when illness nearly ended his career. A druggist recommended Electric Bitters and he bought a house, regained strength, and has been well since. Sold by Olsen's drug store under guarantee.
An old Pioneer Drug Co. advertisement touts Mollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a universal health tonic claiming to tone the stomach purify the blood regulate the kidneys and cleanse the bowels with a promise of overall wellness and vitality.
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