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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1902
Page
6
Friedayan Schmidt photograph in Tracy. Rev Herdman from Stillwater visits. Miss Jennie Crone returns from Chicago. several local engagements include weddings, engagements, and job changes. Community events feature church activities, sales, and a memorial day band from Gruenfelder. Weather and railroad plans noted.
Dr Hartman president of a renowned sanatorium offers to treat thousands of female disease cases by correspondence during summer months at no charge. Women may become regular patients by sending age, health history and symptoms. medicines available at drug stores.
An advertisement for Dr. Hartman’s Peruna treatment claims confidentiality and free at-home help for women with female illnesses. It recounts a Columbus case of long suffering and costly care, praises Peruna as curative, and includes testimonials from Green and Keller families in Baldwinville Georgia and Fremont Washington, urging readers to send for a free health book.
On Sunday evening Jos Sehne lent his farewell dance at the Voll. On Monday morning Chasmont took possession of the saloons conduct it hereafter. Henry Cordes, aged 90, died at his home and was buried from the Lutheran church. Jos Bobleter chairs the county committee which plans a county convention June 24 at 2 pm to elect delegates to the state convention in St Paul. A special furniture sale runs Mondays at Fobo Forster. Detective search for a missing man continues as Minneapolis police assist. An Ulmo Lands excursion departs with Land seekers aboard. An Osn company expands holdings and the Osn firm touts cheap farm land opportunities.
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