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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1915
Page
8
The State Fire Marshal Robert O. Hargadine warns that Christmas fire danger has doubled this year due to the two holidays near in December. Merchants are urged to take extra precautions against inflammable decorations, faulty wiring, and waste materials. Stores should clear rubbish and ensure no sparks remain after Friday night December 24.
Look at the tongue and if coated a child may need cleansing of stomach liver and bowels. For peevish sick or feverish children give 3 teaspoonfuls of California Syrup of Figs and relief comes in hours with move out undigested food bile. Buy 50 cent bottle with directions.
Delegates at the State Capitol Wednesday Dee lst formed a permanent Minnesota development association led by officers W Murphy G Selvig J B Ludlow and others to plan the organization and future meeting. They endorsed the revolving fund amendment and farm mortgage lending, urged rural credit improvements and higher highway funding, and discussed road drag law enforcement. Governor Hammond praised local groups and urged state wide cooperation for development.
Dealers contend high gravity gasolines are no more efficient than low gravity blends and price is set by gravity. They note 68-70 gravity gas selling five to seven cents more per gallon than 58-60 gravity. Those paying for high test gas deserve that grade, a spokesman says. Deputies finding misrepresentation are instructed to report to the county attorney.
The Young Ladies Sodality of St. George elected Bertha Altmann as president Lauretta Kienlen as vice president Clara Wendinger as secretary and Anna Palmer as treasurer for the coming year Harmony Camp M V A of the city named C A Stola as N C W A Wenzel Penkert as W A Herman Schemann as banker Hubert Berg as clerk Math Dewanz as escort and Herman Schacki as guard. Dr. George B. Weiser becomes physician and Fred Boock organist. Hubert Berg elected deputy to boost lodge membership. New Ulm Arbeiter Verein chose Charles Lindemann as president Aug Maske as vice president Otto Tuppe as recording secretary Carl P. Manderfeld as financial secretary Fred Plaender as treasurer with ward committees and other officers listed. Hecker Circle officers include Minnie Gleason president and Kate Krueger secretary among others plus delegates to state convention for June. Lina M. Collins Camp No. 6374 R N A of New Ulm elected Ida Heimann as Oracle Frieda Dingler as V Oracle Mary A. Dengler as Chancellor Myrtle Keute as Receiver Catherine Case as Recorder Carrie Berg as Marshal Helena Erler and Theresa Macho as Sentries with Dolores Gag Minnie Wagner Meta Spellerink as managers. St Benedict Court C U F of St George elected Anton Hellmer as Chief Ranger Frank Altmann as Vice Chief Ranger Albert Schlumpberger as Rec Secy Jus Kienlen as Fin Secy Frank Lang as Treasurer Jos Schwab as Trustee and Ben Altmann as Speaker.
An ad boasts that Pape's Diapepsin relieves indigestion and related symptoms within five minutes. It claims rapid, harmless relief from acid stomach, heartburn, bloating, and gas and urges readers to buy a fifty cent case from any drug store.
The article notes that hydrosulphite colors dyed with a caustic bath are highly fast, have been adopted for army uniforms, and outlines dyeing methods. It highlights Scotch tub systems and vacuum dye machines to eliminate air, with cotton yarns stationary while dyestuff is pumped through.
The London Chronicle references Sandwich as a central hub in medieval lore and English history. It recalls King Arthur’s passage to Rome with Excalibur, Guinevere’s welcome, St Paul’s landing, and St Augustine’s significance. The piece notes Becket’s escape to France and Richard I’s landing after imprisonment while John of France visits as a prisoner of the Black Prince.
In a tense scene Harry and Helena confront their strained bond as a dog Partial loyally binds them. He pleads for a quiet home and love while she wrestles with trust, marriage, and the danger surrounding them, culminating in a decided if uneasy plan to marry at Edouard Manning's.
On the Manning plantation dock we arrive with Helena and Davidson amid a festive scene. Edouard Manning greets us as Sally Byington and Cal Davison appear unexpectedly. A sealed note for me and Davidson’s letter mix with plans to meet at the house, while the crew readies to move inland by dawn.
A historic exchange shows Lord Jeffreys scolding a witness with a long beard. The wit responds that the judge could sway consciences by beams if his measures are crooked. This remark captures a sharp courtroom moment and sly humor.
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