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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1907
Page
3
In a dated health note the piece argues that many women’s symptoms from dyspepsia to nervous exhaustion stem from uterine disease. It extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe tonic and nerve calmer, plus Pleasant Pellets for digestion, liver, and bowels.
A dense medical sales notice from Dr Addison Jones of 3901 Lake Ave Chicago promises to cure a wide range of ailments including eye diseases cataracts deafness and chronic rheumatism. It touts extensive hospital experience and declares no experiments or failed cases with free confidential examinations and references.
Charles Evans Hughes rises from unknown lawyer to governor of New York chief counsel in the 1905 gas probe. He audits life insurance, pressures the commission, and vetoes a two cent passenger rate, earning praise as a nonpartisan reformer while baffling party bosses and inspiring talk of a national future.
The article profiles Charles Evans Hughes as New York governor, noting his focused approach to duty. It recalls incidents from Albany including listening to a former inmate, investigating prison abuses, and overhauling the lighting system after candles were needed during a late session. It highlights his fight to remove insurance commissioner Otto Kelsey and emphasizes his investigative temperament shaping his leadership.
In Chicago a brief exchange highlights the value of initiative as Mrs Gottawadde jokes about her husband’s inclination to start projects. The quip frames initiative as a common lacking trait contrasted with persistent personal activity.
A fragment cites Willie as highly sensitive after a harsh incident with his father, noting he did not call for three weeks. The remark appears alongside a Cowper line about fashion leading the world.
A casual caller introduces a squint eyed red haired woman as Mrs Somebody to a man and remarks the husband was an idiot. The other speaker replies he cannot say. Baltimore American tone implied.
An ad extolls Kodol a scientific natural digestant for dyspepsia indigestion and related symptoms claiming immediate relief after meals. It highlights pleasant taste guaranteed relief and widespread availability via Eugene A Pfefferle. The notice also promotes a line of Edison Victor records cabinets benches and accessories from Newlin Music Store and A Danielson.
An odd mixed advertisement notes Abralian Brawl of Wintertin NY and promotes Eleasric Bitters for floods poison weakness stomach fever and kidney complaints by O M Olsen with claimed doctors and five remedies. It also touts Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup by Eugene A Pfefferle as a pleasant non narcotic remedy for cough throat and lung irritation and a reliable bowels action.
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