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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1905
Page
3
Thousands suffer kidney trouble without knowing it. Learn how to detect signs such as dark urine, back pain, frequent urges, and nighttime trips. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is pitched as a universal remedy with claimed cures, availability in bottles, and free sample promises through a dealer network.
An early 20th century ad touts Dr Hostee’s German Syrup as a remedy for restless nights and hacking coughs. It claims the 75-cent bottle relieves severe coughs and exposure symptoms, with a larger bottle said to work wonders, urging readers to buy at druggists.
Notice states a petition hearing before the Board of County Commissioners at the County Auditor’s office in an unnamed Minnesota county. The document names Louis G. Vout as County Auditor and is dated November 1s. The wording is garbled but indicates official county action and a public hearing in Neve Al thesany al savery Aw MoH.
State of Minnesota summons for real estate and title dispute in Brown County Ninth Judicial District. Defendants include Christenson, Hatvorson, unknown heirs, and others claiming interests in lands described in the complaint. Plaintiffs HOIDALE & SOMSEN seek court action requiring a response within twenty days after service.
A collage of quoted lines touching on gender, ambition, happiness, and human nature. Notable snippets include reflections on women’s unfairness, influence in others, and the dream of Stratford on Avon. authors cited include Mrs Creigie Son Merrimatn James Lane Allen Marie Carelli and Lady Viewlet ireville.
A garbled 19th century OCR fragment recounts a troubled household scene involving a young boy, a flirtation with marriage, and references to Will Winters, with sisters Margaret and Cotte mentioned amid a chaotic social mess and questions of future roles.
The fragment describes a London Mall display with glass cases containing butterflies caterpillars and flowers. A fine lady wears fashion items while a discussion on a speech’s introduction and conclusion unfolds amid voices about pace and elocution.
William Allen White profiles Governor Folk of Missouri in The Story of a Little Leaven in a Great Commonwealth. He praises Folk as a thoughtful public figure, notes his cautious yet honest approach, and assesses his presidential potential in 1908 and his fit for Missouri leadership. White places Folk among prominent reformers and weighs how his character could shape national and state politics.
Homeseekers travel Tuesdays through December with round trip tickets to towns in Minnesota South and North Dakota and the Canadian Northwest at one fare plus two dollars. Tickets valid twenty one days with stop-overs allowed. For rates and details contact agents or A B Cutts G P at Minneapolis. Also fresh bananas available at Red Pront Grocery.
A collage of misreadings and garbled phrases shows how typewriter errors produce comic distortions. Phrases morph into oddities like The dead shocked the notion to the hard car and The voice of De Jocelyn was heard calls for assistants, revealing the risks of automated text and misinterpretation across language.
A Country Life In America excerpt notes cement technology makes stone houses affordable. With sand, stone, cement and water, a durable structure rivals granite in hardness and frost resistance, given access to transport and a sand bank.
A historical note traces calico to Malabar under Hindu rulers. A chief received land where a temple cock crowed, forming Cullcoda or Calicut. The town later lent its name to Calico as cotton goods were imported into England bearing culico.
A comic exchange in a vintage ad shows a patent medicine peddler promising cures. A man asks for six bottles for his wife, noting prior failed remedies. The seller cites a testimonial of transformation, a woman saying she is a different person and has hopes after the product.
The London Mail notes a mouse may have a relatively larger brain than a human, yet humans possess a more developed frontal lobe. It adds that higher apes with big brains have frontal lobes smaller than the least intelligent human.
In a Philadelphia Record cartoon dialogue the character Blubbs laments a failed investment claiming others exploited the opportunity by sneaking in through the cellar window, while Blobbs defends having entered early but still facing losses.
An advertisement extols California Prune Ware wafers as a natural laxative aiding digestion, liver cleansing, and bowel health. It asserts relief for indigestion, bloating, bad breath, and skin issues, urging use at first signs of illness and distributing via Trvirt Drug Co in Philadelphia.
An old advertisement lists a variety of foods including rye coffee, barley flour, wheat products, corn meal and pearl barley. It promises delivery on receipt of 25 cents and mentions mixed weights and several packaged items. The text appears as a faded catalog-like sale notice with multiple brands and pack sizes.
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