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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1906
Page
16
An old time advertising feature urges readers to treat kidney disease with Dr Kilmer Swamp Root. It claims kidney liver and bladder cures, promises relief from urine issues and night visits, and offers samples and a booklet by mail from Binghamton New York.
Dr H James of Calcutta developed a herbal remedy after experimenting to save his only child from consumption. The cure is claimed to be permanent and the doctor offers the recipe free for two 2-cent stamps. The herb is said to cure light sweats nausea and a fresh cold within 24 hours at Crad Dock & Co Philadelphia.
Ross Brady faces social snubs at a Vermont gathering as Miss Van Vance intervenes. Amid etiquette debates and a failed note to Effie Danvers, a launch mishap sparks Brady to heroism. He shields Effie from fire, suffers burns, and the engaged couple publicly reconciles with Van Vance's sly counsel.
A Boston Transcript piece recalls humorous English blunders by foreigners, including a Hungarian journalist and a Parisian teacher, with quips about an earthquake night. It notes an Irish traveler and minister in a train, where Pat jokes about his limited space, delivering light diplomatic humor from recent travel anecdotes.
Berlin reports Emperor William dissolved the reichstag after a 178 to 188 defeat on a war bill. Chancellor von Buelow announced the dissolution while warning that cutting forces in German Southwest Africa to 2,500 troops would imperil the colony and threaten national interests.
Washington reports former United States Senator Arthur Brown of Utah died at Emergency Hospital after being shot in his hotel apartment Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Anna M. Bradley of Salt Lake City is connected to the case. Bradley’s lawyers plan a defense invoking unwritten law.
Tehran dispatch reports the shah's condition deteriorating with a seriously affected heart and repeated syncopes after a relapse. Physicians announced on Tuesday that the monarch cannot survive beyond five days, and palace officials acknowledge the gravity of his illness.
Pittsburg financier William Roseburg longtime Bank of Pittsburg president died Friday in cancer after several months illness at age 82. He remained active in business until the last months of his life.
Washington reports John Howard Larcombe aged 86 a veteran pension office employee and the man who taught Andrew Carnegie telegraphy died at Beltsville Maryland. At retirement Carnegie provided him a lifelong pension of 100 dollars monthly.
In Belgrade dispatch from Serb Macedonia a fierce mountain pass battle left 35 men dead and hundreds wounded. About 2000 Albanian tribesmen clashed for three hours near Ginkovica just before daybreak, marking a heavy raid with high casualties.
A Texas man named W. L. Lill grew from 90 to over 180 pounds after using Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption and cough. He credits doctors giving up on him and offers the remedy as a sure cough and cold cure, with free trial bottles from O G Alsep, druggist.
The Christian Record is a temperance paper for the blind priced at $2.00 yearly. It asks for reader contributions sent to the office so the paper can reach all blind people, with editions in New York print and American Braille. The note urges distribution to over 20,000 blind Americans and provides the publisher’s address.
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