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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1908
Page
3
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and related remedies. It claims complete ingredient transparency, natural root sourcing, and efficacy for indigestion catarrh bronchial coughs and chronic stomach and bowel complaints. It warns hydrocarbon conditions and cautions against treating advanced consumption.
A portrait of Judge George Gray of Wilmington as a potential 1908 Republican conservative leader. The piece highlights his long career, steady integrity, role in the force bill debate, coal strike commission work, and cross party respect from presidents Cleveland McKinley and Roosevelt, arguing he embodies the salt of the earth.
A Tat month, England sea captain proposes converting an obsolete ocean liner into a floating hotel off Palmyatt Milwaukee Brew ing Wisconsin. The plan aims to host 150+ passengers at anchor, offering amusements and boating while charging rates lower than land hotels. Investors might favor a large steamer moored in Milwaukee Bay as a quiet, smokeless summer retreat near shore for shoppers and merchants.
Speaker Cannon hosted a group of twenty Martha Washington seminary students from several states in his Capitol room. He praised the visit then stated his opposition to woman suffrage, arguing that pretty women would influence men to vote, implying women would hold two votes via their own and a man’s.
John Newell of Pittsburg owner of Newell's hotel protested a tax rise tied to Oliver avenue widening. He said neighbors across the street, Trinity church and the Dimitry, never used the entrance to his cafe. Judge Marshall Brown laughed at the exchange and no decision was given.
President Judson told Chicago university alumni at the Harvard club in New York that the institution, aided by John D Rockefeller gifts, could someday sport a boat club on campus. Plans envision bringing water from Lake Michigan to the front steps as part of expansion.
Editor and publisher Colonel Jim Lowrey promotes buttermilk through the Honey Gre Tex Signal and invites readers to join the Buttermilk club. Vice President Fairbanks receives a copy, with a humorous, hyperbolic ode praising buttermilk's virtues and health benefits.
Inspector Harking and Acting Captain Funston tested New York police dogs with a plain clothes officer behind a fence at 1221 Ocean Parkway. Patrolman Michael Nicholson released Nogt after a man fled, the dog tripped him despite muzzling, and the chase drew frantic calls from residents. The drill caused confusion before the plant was revealed.
Montreal report says wolf hunters who returned from Kippawa seized two poisoned wolves and a dog in a cold snowless spell. Weather hindered the hunt but the trip will lead to a permanent camp in Algonquin Park for winter wolf hunting, to be established next autumn and operated through winter.
Respectfully submitted to Concreasman Maynard of Virginia a proposal seeks funding for an official navy song titled Dont Scorn the Sailor The verse recounts a stormy night at sea and a sailor whose loneliness and duty prompt a plea not to scorn sailors while hinting at a naval mission with Evans at ten minutes after three
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