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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1912
Page
7
New Uim Publishing releases New Uim Review as the official city paper with weekly subscriptions listed at 1.50 dollars. The first issue appears on Wednesday December 11 in the year 112.
A vintage warning advises against using flammable decorations for trees and candles. It urges nonflammable tinsel and secure trees to prevent tipping, avoid cotton snow, limit child access to matches and candles, and notes candles can ignite clothing if mishandled. Reim's Jewelry Store is recommended for shoppers.
Minnesota tuberculosis activists urge a final push for Red Cross Christmas Seals to fund a state supervised system of hospitals dispensaries nurses and sanitary regulations. The 1912 campaign calls on seal agents and taxpayers to back new legislation while warning that past program funds already support local work.
A patron from Michigan reports a severe cough kept his family awake until using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. He notes the remedy stopped the coughing and allowed him to sleep soundly through the night.
The article urges schools to teach hygiene, blaming families for educational burdens and stressing the need for sex education. It notes doctors claim many men suffer from diseases linked to dissipation and cites California's reporting requirements for gonorrhea and syphilis as model public health steps.
In New Ulm readers are urged to buy an Edison Phonograph from Plefferie's Reliable Drug Store on easy terms. For 50 cents a week the machine is rented with ownership after payments reach a certain amount.
D McFadden editor of the Courant a monthly magazine of the state federation of women's clubs argues equal suffrage is a means to end not an end in itself and that social progress rests on mass education rather than laws. She emphasizes education to reduce social evils and foster healthier diversions and informed citizens.
The Courant advocates steady progress toward educating the public to study social conditions and address wrongs. Advertisements note six automobiles to be auctioned at the Roy L. Berg sale and a real estate pitch for N Hendegsen Agency listings in New Ulm. The piece ends with a call to attend Mankato Commercial College for better training.
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