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Newspaper

New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1901

Page

3

LAXAKOLA Promises Quick Relief for Infants and Mothers

An 1900s style promotional notice extols LAXAKOLA as the safest laxative and tonic for babies children and mothers. It claims gentle bowel action cures colic aids sleep and digestion builds vitality and improves the complexion while condemning harsh violent cathartics. The ad targets infants young girls and expectant or nursing mothers with claimed benefits and safety.

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Generous EnemY Dispatch from Gen Echols HQ

A Confederate officer recounts visiting Gen Echols at his Charlotte HQ under a flag of truce. The dispatch announcing Lincoln's assassination and Seward’s injury arrives, prompting reflections on Northern leaders and the tense mood inside the room.

Lincolnton Charlotte N. C E. M. Stark Echols Gillam Col Cal Morgan John Morgan Gen. Echols Jeff Davis Mr. Davis Thomson Burbridge Davis

Man Declares Alive After Funeral Stunt Ends In Mix Up

A St Louis man’s body was identified as Frank Gruber of A J Lynn Co after a float from the river was taken to the morgue and later identified by Gruber’s brother Louis. The supposed corpse was to be buried, but Frank Gruber arrived alive at his home, causing a swift morgue return and a reshuffle of funeral plans.

St. Louis George la Barre Frank Gruber A. J. Lynn &Co Lynn Gruber Louis Gruber Louis Olive Street Grubers

Mighty is the American hog Farm ers Voice

The piece extols the hog as a miracle worker in agriculture and daily life. It credits swine with banishing farm debts and supporting home stead prosperity while feeding nations and powering education and community development. It lauds hog husbandry as essential to moral uplift and economic growth.

United States New England Farmers Voice

Handy Farm Building Description in 20 by 40 Foot Piggery

A reader describes a combined corn cribs and piggery with a 10 gallon feed cooker for boiling vegetables and warming lard and water. The 20 by 40 foot structure includes ground feed areas, a fattening hog yard, a room above cooking quarters for tools and butchering, and external stairs to a granary over the hogpens.

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Monkey Health Study Sparks Berlin Research Notes

Dr. Koch has sent monkeys home to Berlin amid ongoing experiments on a new illness in monkeys in the South African and Indian Ocean regions. Travel notes indicate the ailment resembles malaria and is being studied in Berlin and Hamburg bacteriological labs with no definite results yet.

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