Why We Have Two Eyes and Two Ears Lecture
Prof. David Swenson of Brate University spoke to the Young Men's Club at the Methodist Church on why humans have two ears and two eyes. He compared human and animal hearing and vision to explain localization of sound and depth perception, noting how adults rely on learned cues when one eye or ear is missing. The program included music by Mr and Mrs Beberer and the Church Ladies Chorus. Next speaker will be Rabbi Ripping of Mr Ziass Jewish Congregation, with details to follow.
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David 5. Swenson
Brate University
Methodist Church
Swenson
Robert Beberer
Jasuacy
Rabbi Ripping
Ziass
St. Paul
Christmas greetings and local social notes from St Peter
Pleasant callers Mat Bogesser and Robert Rawlings from St Peter visited last week. William Mass traveled to Chicago to visit relatives. George Huss visited North Dakota. Mrs Christ Arndt attended the funeral of her sister Mrs Lene Johnson who was shot and killed in Minnesota. Frank Reinhart visited Meekato on a bus trip. John Rockvam was a business caller in New Ulm. The school Christmas entertainment drew a large crowd though some students were sick. The box sociable at Dist No 41 was well attended and successful. EO Ever was ill last week. John Gabriel of Wederwood called on Saturday. C M Louis, meat market proprietor, had four men loading poultry for a shipment. Be bright and bangst young man. Give them no trial of whatever you have for sale.
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Mat Bogesser
Robert Rawlings
St. Peter
William Mass
Chicago
George Huss
North
Dakota
Christ Arndt
Mise Lene Johnson
Minnespolla
Frank Reinhart
Meekato
John Rockvam
New Ulm
Jeopie Arodt
Aod
Mise
Marthe Rae Deka
Dist
John Gabriel
Wederwood
C. M. Loouis
Hisapn Barglele
Golden Gate Community Notes Show Weekend Events and Health Updates
The Misses Weir left Friday for Vernon Centre for vacation. Louis Stratte underwent appendicitis surgery in Rochester earlier in the week. A large crowd attended the hall dance Saturday night. Stephen Merkel of Florence attended the Sleepy Eye play Back to the Farm at the High School Auditorium. Andrew La Bert bought a new plane for home. George Kiem is seriously ill at home with friends hoping for recovery. Miss Lella Pickle spends vacation with her father. Mrs. A. Martine returned to Sleepy Eye after visiting her son.
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Misses Weir
Vernon Centre
Dey
Louis Stratte
Rochester
McGowan
Morton
Stephen Merkel
Florence
Andrew la Bert
Chas, Palmer
George Kiem
Lella Pickle Ie
Lydia Battig
Paul Falk
Sleepy Eye
A. Martine
George
Christmas and church programs in Cambria news brief
Cambria news notes a Methodist Church Christmas trend and program for Wednesday evening and Thursday, with usual Congregational Church services. Miss Eleanor Price recovers well from Loretto Hospital surgery while visiting her aunt Mrs. E. J. Davis at Lake Crystal. Van W. Harris buys 200 acres near Cambria for 19000 dollars and plans to rent it. Ella Jones sails to Pasadena for the winter. Locals urge New Ulm Rural Telephone Co to provide directories to save time. Owen Owens has remodeled his residence.
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Methodist Church
Congregational Church
Eleanor Price
Loretto Hospital
E. J. Davis
Lake Crystal
Ella Jones
Pasadena
Cal
New Ulm
Papes Diapepsin Promises Fast Digestive Relief
The ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as the quickest harmless stomach remedy. It claims five minutes to end indigestion sour stomach gas and related symptoms after taking a fifty cent case from any drug store. Time it and feel relief from upset stomachs.
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Pape
John Smith Rumor Sparks Funeral Procession Question
A shopper asks a corner grocer about a funeral procession. The grocer confirms Chon Schmit and John Smith are involved, joking that people may be "practicing" amid the confusion. The exchange highlights a mistaken belief about a death.
Ten Cent Cascarets For Bilious Or Costive Folks
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a 10 cent laxative for bilious and constipated conditions. It claims headaches sour stomach sluggish liver and indigestion stem from torpid bowels and undigested food. One nightly dose supposedly cleanses bowels and leaves you well by morning.
Newly Elected Officers of Catholic Societies of St George
At the annual election of the Young Ladies Sodality of Saint George the officers for the coming year were named: Pres Regina Biebi Vice Pres Regina Epple Secy Florence Buschard Treas Mamie Walner. The St Joseph Society listed officers: Pres John Stijipel Vice Pres Albert Huelskamp Second Secy Henry I Jos A Vetter Treas Math Walser John Liebl Jr Jos Green Messenger John Lieb Jr lower district Fred Kliegler. St Benedict Court C O F set officers: GC R Anton Hellmer VC R Nick Jutz Recording Sec Albert Schlumpberger Fin Sec Joseph Klensen Treas Frank Lang Trustees Geo Palmer Jos Hobo Anton Franta Marshalls Louis Inhofer Alfred Altmann I B I Bisive Ranweller O S Arthur Miller. THE MAN WHO NEGLECTS HIMSELF .When his condition points to kidney trouble takes an unwise risk. Backache pain and soreness over the kidneys nervous or dizzy spells poor sleep are all symptoms that will disappear with the regular use of Fore Winey Pills. They put the kidneys and bladder a clean strong and healthy condition. For sale by all dealers Adv.
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Young Ladies’ Sodality
The
Catholic Church of
Fin
Joseph Klensen
Treas
Frank Lang
Geo. Palmer
Jos. Hobo
Anton Franta
Marshalls
Louis Inhofer
Alfred Altmann
Bissive Ranweller
Arthur Miller
Adv
Marriage of Alma Habselbruck and Jacob Laven at Lutheran Parsonage
Yesterday afternoon at four o'clock in this city Alma Habselbruck and Jacob Laven were wed at the Lutheran Parsonage with Pastor Albrecht officiating. The bride, second daughter of Mr and Mrs George Habselbruck of South Broadway, was attended by her sister Anna with Owe Burk as best man. The couple will reside above Pfefferle Millinery and begin housekeeping at once after a quiet ceremony. A wedding supper followed at the bride's parents home.
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Alma Hahselruck
Jacob Laven
Albrecht
Habeselbruck
Anna
Owe Burk
George Habselbruck
South Broadway
Laven
Esser Liquor Company
Mankato
Habselbruck
Pfefferle Millinery
Local Notes From New Ulm Area Christmas and School News
Local notes record visits and plans around New Ulm and nearby towns. Mentions Col John Buschers ri and others traveling to St Paul, Christmas visits to St Peter, Miss Florence Baer arriving to help with bolideye, and Mr and Mrs Ed W Baer visiting Rt Claire Remigary in Winona. Mrs Hostetter and daughter visit New Ulm, hosts are Mrs Motag. Fiedler oranges from Ontario highlighted as gifts. Elmer Cordes and Clarence Gieseke join college teams. January 5 W J Palseath’s Garage to transfer to John Schmelz with Lang as mechanic. A New Ulm merchant joke about railroad fare promotion circulates. New Ulm High School seniors hold annual banquet with Turner Society service, toasts by students and staff, and later games and social time.
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John Buschers Ri
Bustesse
St. Paul
F. HB
Beboke
St. Peter
Tha Jobo Rumalng
Florence Baer
Ed. W. Baer
Rt. Claire Remigary
Winona
Wm. Hostetter
New Ulm
Mra
A. P. Motag
Mra. Hostetter
Morgan Mesean
Ger
Ady
Elmer Cordes
Clarence Giesake
Carleton
Clarence
Mankato Commercial College
W. J. Palseath
Garage Sud Automobile
John Schmelz
Overland
Lester
Thos. J. Snag
Schmelz
Asl
Lang
Springfeld Advance
Ulm
Blaadly
New Ulm High School
Turner Society
Hoss
Lloyd Alwin
Miss Paddock
Weschcke
Beata Krook
Card of Thanks for Bereavement
Card states heartfelt gratitude to friends who helped during the great sudden bereavement after the death of beloved wife and mother. Special thanks to pallbearers, those who sent flowers, and Father Schlinkert for consoling words. Signed by A. J. Sohkamm and children.
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Uaa
Schlinkert
A. J. Sohkamm
Homes Erected During the Past Summer Will Be
A brief note states homes erected during the past summer will be completed or occupied soon, reflecting ongoing construction activity and local housing progress.
Order of Hearing on Probate of Foreign Will
The Brown County Minnesota probate court sets a hearing for the petition to admit a foreign will of Albert Histe, deceased, with will annexed, to probate in New Ulm. The hearing is scheduled for January 2, 1914 at 10 a.m. notice to all interested parties by publication in the New Ulm Review as required by law.
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Minsta
Brows
Albert Histe
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Brown
Jacob Klossner
New Ulm
Minnesota
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Rte
J. M. Meyer
Merry, Merry Christmas
New Ulm Roller Mill Co
Golden Gate
Cambria News
van W. Harris
Ira Chapman
Cambria Village
Mr. Harris
Chon Schmit
John Smith
Swift
Chase & Sanborn
the Model Crocery
WM. H. Bierbaum
Catholic Societies of
N. Henningses
Charles Fiedler
Ontario
Surance
New
Insurance Companies
N. Henningsen
Ted
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