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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1907
Page
3
A consumer health ad likens the stomach to a churn, warning foulness taints all it processes and promoting Dr. Porce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy. It claims the tonic purifies a sour stomach, cures skin and blood humors, and addresses biliousness and dyspepsia, inviting readers to mail for a booklet.
A fragmentary medical-themed piece discusses life expectancy and the potential of future science. It references the concept that human life is bounded by finite years and mentions attention to bodily health, with a dubious claim about an agent that revitalizes organs guaranteed by a named doctor.
Ezra Meeker, age seventy six, rides 1906 Oregon trail ox trek from the Pacific Northwest toward Indiana and New York to urge a national Pioneer Way highway along the old route. He stops to mark milestones, sell books, and press his plan for a cement road named Pioneer Way from Missouri to Oregon for future generations.
London dispatch counters Roosevelt attacks on Dr W J Long in a natural history clash. The piece notes naturalists defend Long and cite snipe limb splints and feather bandages as evidence, referencing M Fatio Magnin and observations, with Theodore Wool as author of several natural history works.
Mr and Mrs Percy Madeira of Philadelphia plan a twenty one day voyage to the wilds of South Africa in October. Mrs Madeira, the first American woman to attempt such an expedition, will join Mr Madeira for a shooting voyage and winter escape from social duties.
A Denver Archeological Society vice president reports a six story cliff dwelling in southwestern Colorado well preserved. Among the largest and most perfect in the region, the stone blocks are unusually regular. The building sits in Colorado stone, its front exposed as surrounding strata are cleared, offering a broad canyon view.
A Louisville Courier Journal fragment describes erratic roadside chatter and antics as vehicles skidded across streets. Sing-song phrases include one wheel moves and bold declarations of pursuit, ending with a sudden halt and a figure named Wag or Dinched amid unusual street grammar.
A Vienna area dentist reports a tannin based remedy for neuralgia linked to unsound teeth. The lotion combines tannic acid and rectified spirit and is applied to the gums. The treatment is said to relieve most dental pains and tighten loose teeth improving chewing ability.
A syndicate has been formed with the aim of building roads out of London for motor car use, signaling organized effort to improve automotive infrastructure and speed rural and suburban travel.
An advertisement touts Dr Addison-Jones of Chicago offering same day consultations and guaranteed cures for catarrh deafness ear nose throat lung disease and a wide range of chronic conditions. It claims rapid cures in minutes for many illnesses including rheumatism paralysis epilepsy and nervous debility with free confidential consultations and references to a local bank.
A local ad promotes DeWaitts Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve for cuts bruises scratches claiming quick healing as a penetrating pore cleanser. Sold by Eugene A Plejferle.
A fragment lists Bucklen's Arm Salve as a cure all praised by a Missouri dealer. It also promotes Allen's Foot-Ease and Corn-Pad samples, Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup for coughs and colds, and Kodol for indigestion. Names Eugene A. Pfefferle and Olmsted New York appear in the ad copy.
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