Big Picnic at Glencoe Draws Thousands by Lake Marion
A Sunday picnic at Lake Marion near Glencoe attracted over 3000 attendees. Speakers included Carl O. Parsons of World War Veterans and Geo. D. Brewer of the Spanish American War for the Nonpartisan League. Local organizers formed a substantial Women's Auxiliary nucleus and other allied groups in the Glencoe area. The day also noted social visits and a large opening dance at Peter Fischer's pavilion with 800 guests and the Orpheus Orchestra from Hanska providing music.
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Lake Marion
Glencoe
Carl O. Parsons
Geo. D. Brewer
Nonpartisan League
Dr. Gregg
Women's Auxiliary
Ghicai
Peter Fischer
Mr. Fischer
Orpheus Orchestra
Hanska
Fire Brand Trevision at Grand Theatre August 21 22
Grand Theatre presents Buck Jones in Fire Brand Trevision by William Fox with thrilling horsemanship and stunts. Western romance story of a cow boy fighting for rights and love, plus a two reel comedy Marys Little Lobster. Matinees 8:00, 10 and 20 cents. Evening shows 7:00 and 8:30, 16 and 25 cents.
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Buck Jones
William Fox
Fire Brand Trevison
Firebrand
Rolind
Stoli gal advertised as universal relief for gall stones
A dated address promotes Stoli gal as a doctor prescribed digestives aid for gall stones liver and stomach issues. It claims instant relief with a $1 price and urges purchasing today from Backer's Pharmacy Springfield Rexall Store and other druggists, plus a free diet brochure from Digestive Chemical Company.
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Dept. FP. Digestive Chemical Company
St. Paul
Minn
New Ulm
Backer's Pharmacy
Springfield
Rexall
Garden crops grow enormous in Searles area
Henry Ranweiler and Miss Linda Berg returned to New Ulm last Wednesday from a two weeks visit in Wisconsin and the Twin Cities. George Polta will attend the meeting of the first protective board of the National Garden's Union in Clinton Iowa next Tuesday as the delegate of the local Carmen's Union. Cabbage potatoes and tomatoes in gardens of Searles and vicinity are so large that strong-armed harvesters will be needed, a long-time resident reports. The continued breath does not seem to have impaired the growth of garden truck there.
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Henry Ranweiler
Linda Berg
New Ulm
Wisconsin
Twin Cities
George Polta
The
National Garden’s Union
Clinton
Iowa
Mr. Polta
Carmen's Union
Searles
Prey on ignorant Koreans mutang rite described
A historical note explains the mutang or mugang as a social outcast who acts as a spiritual medium performing hut rites to appease spirits. The most sought service drives away disease spirits at meals, with ritual frenzy, offerings, and belief in spirit possession. Local notes from New Ulm and surrounding towns follow, listing visits and personal movements.
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Mutang
Mugang
Seon
Valuable Coconut By-Product and Copra Processing
The by-product from coconut oil extraction, copra pulp, is a valuable stock food and fertilizer with a price edge over gluten feed due to higher fat and fibre. Philippines harbors about 40 million bearing trees producing around 1 billion nuts yearly, with 900 million turned into copra.
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United States
Europe
Philippines
French Village Restorations Echo California Style
Vitriment, adopted by a California city group, is highlighted as an early restored French village among hundreds of distressed towns. The Gothic church has been replaced by a modern stone structure echoing Los Angeles, while the mairie mirrors San Diego design and other buildings reflect San Francisco and California city styles.
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San Diego
San Francisco
California
Zionist engineers plan $10,000,000 Palestine restoration
The article notes the end of water vendors in Jerusalem as Turks era disease risks fade and highlights a $10 million fund to reclaim swampland for agricultural, industrial, and sanitary improvements led by Zionist engineers. It frames reconstruction as a major postwar goal.
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Gunga Din
Jerusalem
Palestine
Self-Sacrifice Portrayed In A Paradox Of Duty And Love
A dialogue excerpt from the Birmingham Age-Herald contrasts a southern man’s quip about buying a washing machine to please a wife with the ethical tension of leaving a needy family behind. The exchange underscores the sacrifice endured for the greater good versus personal happiness.
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Birmingham Age- Herald
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Hazel
Lamberton
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Cuba
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Pioneer Drug Store
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Ulm
Ole Midtburger
Henry and
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Gibbon
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Herman Krahn
Miss’ Olga
Milwaukee
Thurssday
B. J. Krahn
George D. Brewer
Minneapolis
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George Schmitt
George
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Pelgrade Township
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Chicago
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Pmaender
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Nicollet
Paul Schulze
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Hillesheim
Sleepy Eye
Sleepy Eye Band
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New Ulm Roller Mill Company
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