New Ulm Review Encourages Prohibition Vigilance and Copy Requests
The New Ulm Review urges vigilance against vice alongside prohibition, warning about dangers to children in mixed town environments. Editors note the need to rapidly mail copies of last week’s edition to friends, inviting subscribers to spread the Improvement Edition and call tel 101 or 254 to arrange shipments.
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Slayton Gazette
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Christmas Tree Dangers Warn of Holiday Fire Risk
The State Fire Marshal warns of severe fire hazards during Christmas as fragile store decorations, candles, and dry trees threaten life and property. He urges electric lights by a qualified electrician, nonflammable ornaments, secure trees, asbestos snow substitutes, and child supervision to prevent fires and injuries.
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Santa Claus
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War's Folly and Futility Across Half a Century
The author argues that many wars, especially the Civil War, caused lasting harm and entrenched oppression. Abolition came with a heavy price, and a South independence could have ended slavery gradually. Even so, nationwide conflict produced military rule, constitutional distortions, and repeated financial panics that would have been avoided without war.
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North
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