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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1909
Page
6
A scan of New Ulm Review content shows 1909 items including Bede’s Budget quips on wood pulp and markets, Kansas and Pennsylvania anecdotes, a lynching note, planetary proximity claim, and local newspaper chatter. The piece cites Atchison Globe and mentions witchcraft warrants in Reading with infant deaths and charms.
The State Bankers association urges farmer boys to remain on the farm, arguing land is scarce and valuable. The piece contrasts English and French landholding history, notes US land is rapidly being claimed, and urges educated, energetic youth to enter agriculture as farming becomes more scientific and profitable.
Edward H Harriman gains power to control major U S rail lines and shipping, uniting rival roads into vast trunk lines and forming a billion dollar holding company to influence rates nationwide. A state commerce report warned Harriman could expand to over 50 000 miles of rail and water routes, enabling world scale reach.
A Duluth Herald piece recounts a writer who relieved rheumatism and neuralgia pain by slow deep breathing and sleeping soundly. It also cites a man rejected for life insurance for small chest expansion who improved after daily outdoor breathing during six months, improving health and chances of insurability.
A reflective essay argues against modern haste stressing that hurry wastes energy fuels tension and hurts dignity. It urges muscular relaxation, controlled posture, and calm behavior as foundations of grace, efficiency, and inner peace in daily life. It cites Oriental calmness as a model and calls for reform to conserve strength.
The article critiques White House expenses and auditing, detailing the president's salary of 875,000 plus extensive perquisites. It cites Rainey’s partial schedule, itemizes costs from care and guards to autos and secret service, and notes additional hidden items like traveling expenses and barber wages. It also mentions presidential yachts Sylph and Mayflower and humorous quips about oil-derived products in the market.
A recent Association of International Concils paper discusses Edward Carydesla speaking as a peace advocate on the press in international affairs and its relation to the peace movement. He argues against liberal charges that newspapers cause modern wars, challenging vague denouncements as due to lack of information.
A newspaper essay discusses the dual role of gathering news and commenting on it, noting agencies limit editorial coloring. It praises smaller papers for sober, responsible coverage and highlights sensational headlines as a fault in some big city dailies. Also reports an electric storm damage in Aplington where Mehtulag struck a J Paulaann residence, narrowly missing a sleeping child.
The Cuddy Cavanaugh Co faced anger from workers unpaid for pipeline work to Hermann heights. Bonding firm may cover wages as contractors face financial trouble. City council accepted Center St work and paid 4694.50, but laborers still owed several hundred dollars.
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