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Newspaper

New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1903

Page

6

The New York case of Mrs Miller and Blair

Detective Elmendorf unravels a Philadelphia inspired plot linking Miss Miller, Blair, and Alden. A hospital ward confession and a severed loyalty thread lead Blair to attempt murder and self destruction as Elmendorf confronts a dangerous motive rooted in love, deceit, and possible murder.

Blair Elmendorf Alden Elsie Miss Miller Philadelphia Mr. Elmendort Elmendort New York Robinson Beast Quarters Neale Ehuendorf

We Meet the President Easily

Washington life allows quick interviews with the president and cabinet members, enabling direct discussion. Personal contact yields clearer results than through intermediaries, often settling matters swiftly and with better understanding.

Washington Maud Pauncefote

Kidney Trouble Claims Women and Men Alike

An advertisement extols kidney and bladder disorders as a common problem affecting both sexes. It touts Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer as a remedy with quick noticeable effects, offered in fifty cent and one dollar sizes with free sample by mail. The copy urges readers to write to Binghamton New York for pamphlets and testimonials.

Tell- Home of Brauxp- Rooting Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y

Courage In Elephants and the Mahout Bond

A London Spectator passage praises elephants for disciplined courage under a patient mahout. It notes elephants endure wounds and danger daily, obeying keepers despite recognizing real peril. The piece contrasts animal intelligence with human attempts to deny danger.

London Spectator

Blessing In Disentae Accordion Player Deaf

Towne and Browne remark on a blind beggar with an accordion. They discuss his deafness, noting how he would suffer more if he could hear his own music. The Philadelphia Press quotes their remarks with irony.

Towne Browne Brown Philadelphia Press

Unclear Market Push As Two Men Debate Item Purchase

A brief exchange shows one man eager to buy a new work while the other resists. A barber mentions purchasing one last week, illustrating mixed consumer interest in the item.

Kansas City Independent

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