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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1906
Page
4
Prat. Tyler of Awherst college mocks brains in a digested quip while promoting Kodol For Dyspepsia as a daily aid after overeating. Eugene A. Pfefferle sells the product, urging corrective use to digest what you eat.
The piece rails against treating the oath of office as mere form and urges voters to choose candidates who will honor the oath and enforce laws. It discusses primaries, moral politics, and calls for a general primaries law while noting printing issues and grain prospects and debating railroad commission politics and executive power.
The Wilhthrop News editor denounces Redwood Reveille editor Welles as a Judas Iscariot for opposing party tactics at the state convention and backing independent views. The Sleepy Eye Dispatch notes Olsen as strongest challenger to Judge Webber, with broad regional support. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve is advertised as quickest help for cuts and wounds.
Governor J A Johnson issues a proclamation designating Labor Day as Monday September 3 1906. The message honors workers and urges free fair discussion between labor and capital to promote national prosperity and mutual recognition.
The London Queen recounts Lady Margaret Jardine sister of the first Duke of Queensbury. She peddled across the river Annan for a halfpenny and waited at fairs on the banks all day for customers. She wore rags to save clothes unless visiting, when she donned decent garments then swapped them back on departure.
A writer named Zoggwill learns that judgments depend on viewpoint during a political meeting. He chats with a man who points out speakers on the platform and mislabels Henry Cabot Lodge as Henry Cabot Coles, confusing a literary figure with the U S senator from Massachusetts. The exchange highlights misperception and pride in viewpoint.
Reports from Second district praise Hon. Gilbert Gutterson for the Republican nomination bid. A longtime resident with district roots, he is hailed as dedicated, trusted, and aligned with farmers' interests and tariff revision. The Bock County Herald endorses his candidacy and notes his proven dedication to public service.
A mixed set of notices including help wanted for a Chicago wholesale firm seeking an assistant manager with unspecified salary, and multiple real estate for sale or rent items. Listings mention Galles and Mulligan properties, North Minnesota Street, South State Street properties, and Boesch Block offices. Also includes an eviction notice note and a Kennedy cough syrup advert. Contains many partial phrases and OCR artifacts.
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