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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1902
Page
6
Advertises a home remedy claiming to cure alcoholism as a disease rather than weakness. Promises simple at home use, with a one dollar price, full directions, and physician advice on request. Claims world delivery from Epwin Gues & Co at Philadelphia addresses, with confidential correspondence.
Great Northern Railway announces ticket sales for multiple dates including February 12 and March 6 12 19 26 and April 2 9 18 23 in 1901. The listing shows prices and trip windows for the season.
Sleepy Eye Herald reports Miss Eve Blossner visiting Mr and Mrs Ips King Carl Hoplenspiger and wife and Mrs Toomey at New Ulm Wed. Ole Erickson of Comfrey in town reports council plans and a real estate sale. Mrs Elly Leary’s daughter and Dr A F Strickler travel to St Paul to consult Dr Eugene Riggs on Matie’s cane. Theodore Schutt notes his father Fred Schutt sold a Cobden farm for 7200 dollars to Herman Krebs. Schutt will retire and move to Sleepy Eye. The paper also features Dr Strickler’s professional card, Mrs Strickler’s medical specialty, and several New Ulm visitors and health notes.
Mary McPhee recovers from serious tonsillitis. Albert Lindquist plans rapid work on a new furniture store. State Bank of Comfrey directors report strong finances. Wm. P. Schmitt buys the Steffin building to move his saloon, sited for Holm's addition. Other items include livestock scales, new barn and windmill, land sales, and creamery meeting. Frank Freberg finishes a tubular well and windmill for John Youngblom. several residents travel or hire services.
Readable items cover Hanske market hog prices, Modern Woodmen mask ball, local elocution course, and social visits around Lafayette. Mentions Hanske market, Van Brant seed drills, local families, and upcoming farmers institute plus a masquerade ball.
Deeply snowbound nature mirrors the body as lacking blood flow and waste removal. The piece warns against Mercury based remedies sold by quacks and advocates the St Bernard Vegetable Pills as the sole true remedy. It cites herbs from the St Bernard Monastery formula.
The Chicago city council passed an ordinance ordering six trunk line railroads to elevate their tracks over six years at a cost of $2,000,000. The stance argues progress in municipal affairs, with public attention on grade crossings and city management, noting similar moves in Boston, Cleveland, Chicago, and St. Louis.
The Philadelphia Times denounces tree mutilation by trolley and telephone companies as an outrage. It argues street trees owned by the city must be protected, and urges the city to seize trees and force corporations with street privileges to spare every limb.
The Springfield Republican laments poor color in urban architecture. It argues beauty and quality in building material, with emphasis on solidity and dignity in streets and simpler, tasteful design. The piece urges improvement in the appearance of American cities.
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