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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1907
Page
3
A fragment describes the knock-out blow in boxing and argues stomach weakness as a key vulnerability. It promotes Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Catarrh Remedy as cures for digestive and mucous-system diseases, claiming alcohol-free ingredients and free booklet mailings.
A terse listing indicates hours 9a to show opening, with a single day window and a return policy stated as 28. The fragment reads as a service notice for limited hours and a one day return period.
A garbled ancient ad shows Addison Jones offering cures for chronic diseases and nervous debility. It promises painless eye surgery, cancer cures, and private sexual health treatments with free confidential consultation at 6 FY Take Ave, Chivers Urferesce.
Amesbury Massachusetts hosts centennial tribute to John Greenleaf Whittier the Quaker poet who lived most of his life in New England His poetry and anti slavery writings made him a national figure while his humble farm life and a marriage that never happened colored his legend The piece traces his early life in Haverhill Danvers and Amesbury his long editorial career and the enduring popularity of Snow Bound and Barbara Frietchie
The fragmentary OCR mentions a City Times item with unclear names and a vague attempt to score a victory. No coherent event or entities are identifiable for a fuller summary.
A discussion of involuntary bodily responses linked to mental states. It describes how emotions trigger facial color changes, tears, sighs, and bodily arousal, governed by the sympathetic nerves. It explains Mosso's method measuring brain blood flow with a movable board and head elevation as emotional stimuli.
Portrait painter Hubert Herkomer secured permission to paint Alfred Lord Tennyson. The poet entered wearing a dejected air and protested against sittings but allowed the artist to stay. Later a knock came and Tennyson declared, I believe you are honest. Good night.
A Swede asks an English traveler how long he has been in the country and predicts he will speak like locals after two years. The Englishman replies that he is from the land where the language is made and that what is being learned is secondhand English.
The Washington Star quotes a severe parent scolding a youth who replies he knows little of his grandfather’s circumstances to defend him. The brief dialogue contrasts old fashioned work ethic with modern youth’s evasive stance in a satirical panel.
A fragment lists merchants in Ta Rayaville NY promoting remedies. Ply Bucklen Arnica Salve claims curing piles with guaranteed relief. Kodol is praised for stomach troubles and indigestion. Electric Bitters touted for heart liver and kidney issues. Kennedy Cough Syrup advertised for gentle expectoration and throat relief.
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