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New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1909

Page

9

Lincoln Centenary Oratory and Lincoln's Enduring Style

A retrospective on Abraham Lincoln as a master orator, highlighting his focus on justice, truth, and liberty. It praises his simplicity, logic, democracy, and moral undertones, noting key addresses such as the Bloomington lost speech, Cooper Union, Gettysburg, and the second inaugural as his supreme literary contributions.

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Columbia Clothing Co. Slashes Stock in Big New Ulm Sale

The Columbia Clothing Co of New Ulm announces a drastic reduction sale on $25,000 worth of high grade clothing and furnishings. Stock must be moved, with nothing reserved, promising unprecedented bargains and urging local and surrounding area shoppers to travel for the event.

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Sensational Bargains on Hose in Tiny Prices

Bargains list low prices for hose items ending at 35 cents. Multiple price points include 10c 20c and 25c and a 35c tier. Readable sale tag notes severe reductions drawing shopper attention with brief product lines and no further details.

Local Textile Prices From A Busy Dry Goods Page

A cluttered list shows various garments and hosiery with prices in cents and dollars. Items include handkerchiefs ranging from 8 to 20 cents, suspenders at 25 to 75 cents, boys and men’s hose and fleece lined options, and all wool union suits priced around 1.50 to 3.00 dollars, indicating a mixed stock sale.

Bargain Winter Wear Deep Discounts Across Coats and Caps

The clipping lists heavy reductions on men and boys coats and sweaters including wool, sheep skin, and leather styles. Prices shown range from $1 to $14.98 with many items marked down to under ten dollars. Caps, gloves, and rain gear are also advertised with varied sale pricing.

Sheep Coat Listings with Fur Collar and Mens Shoes Prices

A fragmented sale listing details various outerwear and footwear. It mentions a 52-inch Ulster style coat with sheep lining and fur collar, plus multiple corduroy coats, duck coats for boys, and assorted trousers and men’s shoes with scattered prices such as 8.50, 12, 84.9, 9, 3.00, 4.00, and 5.00.

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Lincoln as a Literary Man

James A. Edgerton discusses Abraham Lincoln as a reader and writer. He quotes Lincoln's love of Shakespeare Burns Bunyan and the Bible, notes his terse economical style learned from modest schooling, and describes his precision and clarity in speech and writing. Lincoln’s habit of shaping others' sentiments into plain language and his attempts at verse are noted.

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Tillman’s Second Name and a Tale of Ryan Origin

A South Carolina anecdote recounts how Senator Benjamin Tillman’s middle name Ryan arose from an ancestor named Ryan, a revolutionary War Whig, in a tale featuring Booth and a dramatic capture. The story, recounted by Admiral Robby Evans, blends family lore with Civil War era intrigue and a long-remembered naming claim.

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Lincoln the Orator James A. Edgerton American Press Association Cooper ‘Union Gettys Burl Columbia Clothing Cravenette E.s Columbia Clothing Company New Ulm, Minn A. J. Katz, F. P. Zchunke, F. A. Meine Hayfield Tillman Robby Evans
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