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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1919
Page
2
Washington reports say the Justice Department tracks over 60,000 suspected radicals and urges sweeping new measures beyond current statutes. Palmer claims radical print media and foreign languages fuel discontent and class hatred, with I W W chapters and dozens of radical papers abroad and at home.
Fragmentary ad copy from a local page argues catarrh could not be cured by local applications yet provides no verifiable medical evidence. The snippet hints at a claimed remedy but omits instructions, details, and sources.
The Danish periodical The Oberner quotes George Brandes on American governance during war. He notes Debs’s ten year sentence for antiwar speech and compares it with Russian law, alleging harsh militarism, flawed courts, and mass imprisonment. The piece critiques U.S. amnesty and records the President’s Fourteen Points banner episode.
The minutely described Lavoptik eye wash blend of witch hazel camphor hydrastis and other ingredients is claimed to quickly aid weak or inflamed eyes. A single application helped a girl with strained eyes and a week of use benefited another case. Schmucker and Burk's Pharmacy offers a small bottle and an aluminum eye cup free.
The article extols the Moline Universal as a standout one man tractor with unique farm payback and around the clock usability. It highlights a Model D panel engine with overhead valve design, strong forgings, steel shafts, and sealed moving parts, claiming superior reliability and ease of access to components for maintenance, with all details crafted for long, continuous operation.
The Minnesota State School of Agriculture at University Farm St Paul enrolls Roy Syneteby and Orlando Thormodson of Hanska. The school, part of the University of Minnesota Agriculture Department, has graduated over 2,500 with 95 percent returning to farms. The next term opens January 6, 1920.
Petrograd dispatch quotes a Bolshevik appeal urging British and French troops to join Russian workers as comrades not enemies. The message argues Entente blockade harms Russia, cites disrupted railways and seized seeds, and predicts a costly invasion of Petrograd but eventual revolution. It emphasizes global worker sympathy for Soviet aims and rejection of war by peoples worldwide.
A vintage remedy advises mixing small amounts of a Thambus Breast product with boiling water. Drink a teacupful several times daily to relieve congestion and loosen bowels, claiming it opens skin pores to break a cold or grip. The ad stresses low cost and vegetable ingredients.
A weathered ad urges stopping rheumatism with St Jacobs Liniment. It promises rapid relief from aching joints muscles and bones and claims cure without skin burn. The copy touts a 30 cent bottle and urges readers to seek the old time remedy at drug stores.
Union listings for New Ulm cover A F L Central and Labor Union, Barbers Union, Brewery and Soft Drink Workers, Drink Workers, Mill Workers, Brick and Clay Workers, Bricklayers and Masons, Carpenters, Electrical Workers, Federal Union, Musicians, Typographical, and Painters Paperhangers and Dec. First/second/third Thursdays or Mondays fixed at Gebser's Hall Turner Hall Schell's Hall Armory with listed presidents secretaries or treasurers.
Mrs Chas Muenchow of near Winthrop after a stay at a local hospital since last August is back home and cared for at her sister Mrs Alb Gutknecht. Toxis Boenger Sr plans to remodel the third floor of his Marth Minnesota building, with first floor Paul's Shoe Store, to create modern apartments already rented to ease New Ulm's housing shortage.
A newspaper exhortation promotes an inside bath regimen using hot water and limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels each morning. It claims benefits for headaches biliousness bad breath rheumatism and dull complexions, urging readers to buy limestone phosphate and adopt internal sanitation for overall vitality.
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