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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1913
Page
4
A 1919 issue of the New Ulm Review from Hew Ulm Publishing Company, official paper of New Ulm, expresses New Year wishes and gratitude to subscribers. The editorial tone celebrates a strong year, promises continued support, health, and joy, and urges mutual aid in the year ahead. The piece intermixes lighter social commentary and community notes with reflections on public affairs.
Mexico Missouri explores a public heating experiment using steam diverted from a power plant. Steam mains under the public square heat business blocks and some homes, with low operating costs and minimal equipment for households. The Mexico Ledger office heated last winter at fifty six dollars, illustrating potential efficiency.
The piece argues life extension relies more on healthy living than medicine. It urges temperance and emotional discipline, critiques overindulgence, and advocates recreation as essential to well being. It notes a movement to reclaim joy, with churches, schools, and communities turning spaces into centers for rest and wholesome amusement.
Prof F C Sharp of the University of Wisconsin argued before the Racine Teachers Association that moral education belongs in public schools. He said it would train pupils to ask and answer what is the right action in given conditions and recognize wrong in actions previously overlooked.
Timely Talks to Builders urges immediate ordering of 1914 art calendars from A M Collins Mfg Co with exclusive copyrighted subjects and delayed payment until delivery. Also lists new Minnesota Public Traveling Library books, with Leonis Mayer Librarian and Friday afternoon checkout hours, featuring a wide catalog of fiction, biographies, travel, history, and children's titles for readers in the territory.
The article quotes Prof. Sharp stressing that knowing right from wrong is not enough. A genuine, vigorous love of right doing must be cultivated by teachers to enable students to act rightly under temptation. It argues most people are only partly aware of their deeds, and heroic conduct can arise in daily life through clear perception of issues.
This week the Princess Theatre will become an exhibition room for Upper Peninsula Michigan products curated by Oren H. Amundsen of Western Land Company St Paul. The display features grains vegetables and testimonials from travelers including Osmundsen and four settlers who praised the region’s farms clay soil and ample water. Max Reinhart serves as local agent. weekly excursions to the lands depart St Paul via the Soo Line.
Ed Larson spent New Years in Granite Falls. Christmas visitors included Mr and Mrs A W Bingham and son Stanley of St Paul with the Bingham family at Sleepy Eye. Mrs Alfred Roos and daughter Winifred of Madison WI stopped in New Ulm en route from Aberdeen SD. Dr Albert Marden marked his 88th birthday with a Masonic smoker and purse gift. Amateur night at the American draws local talent with Blanche Burg singing and a trio plus Bertha Kral. Friday promises masked dancers and a Bohemian Band.
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