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Newspaper

New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1908

Page

3

Dr Pierce Promotes Open Disclosure of Medicine Ingredients

A Buffalo physician published full lists of ingredients for Dr Pierce's medicines in an early ad campaign. The materials claim no alcohol or narcotics, highlight native medicinal roots, and offer a free booklet. The Favorite Prescription is touted for women's health and nerve support, with distribution through medicine dealers.

RV. Pieres Buffalo N.e Pierce Dr. Pierce N. V. Pierce N.Y Indiana

Wonderful Cure Claims on Untreated Cages

Unreadable historical clipping advertises miracle cures and free confidential consultations. Mentions Drexel State Bank and Addison-Jones at 44% Oakland Mind, Chicago, with vague reference to thousands given up for cure.

Haforcare Drexel State Bank Adtiison-Jones Oakland Mind Chicago

Dog's Evidence and the Missing Walter Rudd

Albert G. Beniley recounts a dog named Dick who shows remarkable intuition from a young age. The narrative traces Walter Rudd's mysterious disappearance, Dick's reactions to Griffin, and the eventual link to Griffin's defalcation and suicide. Dick remains loyal, guiding the narrator through doubt and danger as years pass.

Ortenat Walter Rudd Walter Jim Rudds Lim Weld Rudd Edward Griffin Simon Grifin Grifin Tick Griffin Walter Ware Bann Dare Rudi Guitin Law Gritesin Isima Gian Albert G Beniley

Early New England Neighbors Carted Homes and Hopes

Quaint memories recall neighbors traveling to Boston Northampton and beyond to deliver packages for Judge and Mrs Lyman with trunks overflowing. The scene includes packing in a library, gifts for a schoolgirl, dry goods for five, and a child bound for an orphanage, all amid neighbors waiting for a five minute driver pause.

New England Joseph Hawley Northampton Masa Boston Captain Partridge San Joseph Paulters Pathe Katherine M Abbott Jen Ladz Lyman Sin Lesley Judge Sid

Worked While Asleep: Crockett Dream Article, Check Cover

Novelist Crockett recalls early writing days with the St James Gazette paying in kind. He dreamed of a column idea, woke to find the newspaper published it and sent a check. He returned both check and article, yet the editor eventually sent payment for the unpaid piece. The tale highlights uncanny earnings in slumber.

Novelist Crockett TJ Crockett St. James St. James’ Gazette

A Good Definition About A Young Man Meaning

A foreign journal notes a boy and a family guest discuss what a young man means. The boy defines a young man as one who has outmet time, and the father asks for clarification as the guest departs.

Fragmented Debate on Betrothal and Inheritance

In a clipped, garbled dialogue a father questions the wisdom of entrusting his daughter’s life to a suitor. The young man counters, hinting the father lacks his own insight into the matter and the stakes of the arrangement.

Very Little Jar Prospective Biyer-Heavenst

Auto Demon Atrator stylized car note discusses a model with faulty shocks and market availability. Brooklyn Life column notes consumer concerns over new autos and maintenance costs.

Smailingls Brooklyn

The Honest Jim Halpin and His Century of Sharp Tales

A long profile of James Halpin tracing his life from honest worker to famed West founder of fortune through sharp deals. It recounts the 5,000 nugget return, a train holdup windfall, and a later parse of land deals funded by a congressman partnership, ending with Halpin amassing wealth and social status while preserving the aura of fairness.

James Halpin Golden Clan Rowlers Halpin Express Company Sam Double Cross Jim Halpin Congress Reddy Halpin Jim Telpir Hudson Florida Europe Ks Tixlay Az Rau

Crossing the Line Notions of Neptune and Deep Sea Initiation

In a Philadelphia Record note, sailors impersonate Neptune and Amphitrite aboard ships to initiate Jackies crossing the equator. An immense canvas tank hosts the ritual where candidates are doused with soap tar and coal oil, submerged, and judged by ribs of rope and assistants before a certificate is issued.

Neptune Sailor Weiness Jackies Order of the Deep Amphitrite Philadelphia Record

Snow’s Value Falls Beyond Fertilizer in Climate Role

A Chicago Tribune note explains snow stores moisture in mountains as a summer irrigation source, noting its critical role in arid regions versus its lesser perceived value in fertile, wind-scoured soils. It emphasizes snow acts as a blanket preventing soil erosion and supports water supply for crops.

Salt Lake Valley West New Jersey Ohio Chicago Tribune

Advertising's sway in toilet article sales observed

A New York department store toilet goods manager notes six makes exist with similar quality. He observes one top seller driven by perpetual advertising, while the other five lag with less ad spend. The claim underscores advertising power over consumer choice and sales forces.

New York New York Herald

No Deadheads Mandy Visits Northern Mistress

A fragment recounts Mandy a young colored girl from the cotton fields visiting a northern mistress and speaking about a doorway and a startled elder. The dialogue shows miscommunication and implied social tension in a harsh colonial tone.

Mandy

Not Exclusive Nellie and Family Clue at New Orleans Times

A fragmentary dash of dialogue from a New Orleans paper hints at family pride and moral tone. The text mentions Nellie aged five and Bessie aged four as part of a brief exchange about exclusivity and not being ashamed.

Nellie Bessie Orleana Times Democrat

Notice of probate hearing for John Hahn estate

The Brown County Minnesota Probate Court orders Willie Hite to administer the estate of John Hahn deceased. Creditors and interested parties are notified to file claims by the hearing date on the first Monday in November at 8 o'clock. Publication will be in the New Ulm Review for three weeks. Dated April th, 1908. By the Court Geo. Ross, Judge of Probate.

Gea Aidan Jourden John Hahn Corinty Brown State of Minnesota Willie Hite Saue Monsey O'Cloce Wta Terry New Ulm New Ulm Review New

Sheriff’s Sale Notice in Brown County Minnesota 1905

A sheriff sale notice announces the levy under a district court execution against Caroline Schleussner for 938-15 dollars. The described Brown County property in New Ulm is offered at public auction at the courthouse front steps to satisfy the judgment plus costs.

Crows Minnesota L.A. Britscheis Caroline Schleussner Caroline Windland Brown Imand Brown County New Ulm Tretch Wf. Sons Albert Pfaender Pitt Mins

Perfect health through prompt digestion with Kodol

A health tips brief advocates immediate action when digestion feels off and praises Kodol as a natural digestant that will digest what you eat. The note adds it is sold by Eugene A. Pfafferie.

Eugene A. Pfafferie

Electric Bitters Restores Health After Nine Years

A user recalls severe illness nine years ago in MUL Creek Indian Territory. After doctors failed, a pharmacist recommended Electric Bitters. He reports renewed strength and relief from symptoms following use, with gratitude for the remedy’s apparent effectiveness.

A. Burching Mul Creek Ind

Fragmentary note hints at a historic theft or vandalism item

The garbled text mentions a range of odd terms including toil and prize like phrases but lacks coherent facts. No clear names, dates, places, or organizations are readable to identify a concrete event or outcome.

Too Wide. Kind Lady and the Rent Trouble

A distressed speaker laments a poor man whose coat is full of rents and notes persistent rent collection difficulties. The dialogue hints at a dramatic social friction as debts loom over the man and the coat serves as a metaphor for exposed vulnerability.

Hera George

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