28 Dec 1910
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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1910
Page
1
The Chicago Record Herald prints a witty chain of ten resolutions diminishing as life events intrude including a poker game, horse race, and a sermon, concluding with one left and the promise of making more next New Year. It is paired with a note: Faith helps and belief in others acts as a soul tonic against pessimism and cynicism.
Boyle Woolfolk presents A Winning Miss a lavish musical with $40 000 in scenery costumes and electrical effects. The road show features a special orchestra a double quartet and standout numbers including The Love Serenade Will o the Wisp and Yankee Lad finale.
The text provides a poetic lament urging the end of old feuds and corrupt customs. It invokes ringing out the old year and ringing in the new, calling for truth, peace, and noble living. It blends religious imagery with social critique and a hope for reform and gentler manners.
New Ulm woke to a gentle snow flurry on Christmas morning with continued intervals through the day. Churches observed Christmas with special eve services and gift programs. Families gathered for homecomings and a Turn-Verain Sunday school entertainment featured a Santa Claus, sweets, and a social hops. The St Paul citizens reception with state officials is set for January 11 at 6:30 PM at the Saint Paul hotel, with John N. Jackson as toastmaster.
Henry Schuveiler of Nicollet dies in Cayuga North Dakota when a revolver cartridge discharges during a gun purchase demonstration in a hardware store. He and his brother Leo ran a meat market and were to return home for Christmas. Burial held in Nicollet after remains brought home. For the Christmas week a major theater offering praises its high class comedy with music by Boyle Woolfolk and William Frederick Peters. Also notices for the Watonwan County Poultry Show in St James January 23 25 1911 with prizes including a silver cup from Congressman Hammond. judged by H. H. Benjamin of Hutchinson.
New York hosts prepare lavish dinners and theater nights with hotel menus featuring shellfish or oysters a la Newburg and special floral centerpieces. Champagne rules at times, strict proprieties observed, clubs host open houses, and Broadway decorations attract hundreds of thousands amid a citywide celebration.
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