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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1906
Page
6
A local store advertises an extensive holiday stock including iron beds, bed springs, mattresses, dining rooms, music and book shelves, wall pictures, curtains, window shades, carpets, baby carriages, and go-carts. The notice promises complete selection across all branches with options to satisfy every respec.
Charles Edward Russell argues in Cosmopolitan that caste in India fixes status across generations regardless of wealth or effort. He cites Calcutta’s Tagore family, laborers, and tragic cases where even high caste status cannot escape degradation, poverty, or death.
A short verse contrasts ough pronunciations from tough through cough to hiccough and plough. It frames the speaker as an invalid with resolve to life and a stubborn will to persevere despite ailment. The lines illustrate English spelling quirks with compact, period-esque phrasing.
Local wit Pete Persimmon jokes about bachelor fate and faking a relationship with a woman who douses his suit with cold water. Henry Ham comments that it’s better than marriage and a wife throwing water on a suit after hours, as reported by the Chicago News.
A clipped dialogue joke contrasts Lord Busted seeking a divorce with a wife who held half a million at marriage and still does. The quip notes constant complaints draw no pity and ends with a German proverb about trouble.
A Brooklyn Eagle report warns that rare book collectors are duped by forged Aldus 1489 copies and misdated Dickens and Shakespeare items. Expert hints reveal restoration tricks from leaf swaps to fake pages, colophons, and world of book faking. Seneca quotes warn against revenge.
A local ad touts a Royal Electric coffee mill that cuts coffee berries into particles rather than grinding. It claims oil retention and indeterminate shelf life, producing 15 to 20 cups per pound and offering a finer grind with less dust. The note highlights suitability for French drip pots and holidays assortments of nuts and candies.
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