Peruna touted by professor for catarrh cure
Professor Talfourd Smith of Siloam High School, Georgia, extols Peruna as a grand catarrh remedy and systemic tonic. He claims it treats catarrh anywhere in the body by reaching the disease through the circulation and offers free medical advice from Dr. Hartman in Columbus, Ohio.
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North western Manufactures visit and local events summary
C J Whellams of St Paul urged New Ulm organ makers to exhibit at the fair under the North western Manufactures Association. A grotto dedication at the hospital grounds featured Mary statues and flowers. Notable visits included H Land Jas and Beecher at Redwood Falls. Second Regiment band concerts at Turner hall drew large crowds with Turnverein suppers. Robbers from Hanska linked to Carlson’s store theft face charges after Waseca jail time. Santa Clara County exhibit car coming Aug 24 25 26 with fruit displays and a large captured shark. Brown County and Watonwan County Sunday School conventions move to St James Aug 26 27 with speakers from several counties. Special O N W trains scheduled for Aug 28 29 and weekend arrivals from Mankato Tracy Rochester Minneapolis and Rochester.
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Notice for Defenders Meeting in New Ulm Parade
Defenders of New Ulm and old settlers are called to meet at Torper Hall at 8 30 a m on Saturday August 23 to form for the parade. Defenders should bring badges from the 1891 Indian monument dedication and will receive new badges for the occasion. Cart Jous Beutat for the New Ulm Defend
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County primaries shape up with familiar names ahead
The Review notes expected light turnout and easy nominations with county officials already favored. L G Vogel seeks Republican county treasurer, W Miller announces, John Larson and John Schneider set for primaries, Capt George seeks Democratic renomination, and Einar Hoidale eyes the Democratic ticket. other candidates may emerge.
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Crone Bros Specials Offer Lightweight Summer Wear
Straw hats at 10 cents and under. Bathing trunks and swimsuits priced low. Silk foulards and shirt waists discounted. Linen skirts cut in price by half. Lively summer goods sale promises cool outfits at small costs while readers miss B Juni narrative about big captivity ending with Camp Release.
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Mont Pelee Disaster Parable At Negro Zionist Camp
A Philadelphia Times report notes a camp meeting of negro Zionists using the Mont Pelee disaster as a teaching, framing greed as the cause. A speaker quips that the earth’s axles require grease as oil for mankind, citing petroleum as the earth’s fuel and warning of a hot box if drilling continues.
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Dr G A Selmer of Hanska Visits City
Dr G A Selmer of Hanska the genial es druggist of that village was in the city yesterday. He has retired from his drug business and enjoys a relaxed life. He is a welcome caller whenever in the city.
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Grand Parade formation planned for Saturday event
Col Bobleter organizes a large parade with a detailed formation list and route. marching divisions include New Ulm Rochester Mankato and Faribault units, with bands and floats, meeting at 9:15 a.m. and assembling by 10:00 a.m. at specified streets, Governor Van Sant to review later at German Park.
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