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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1902
Page
7
A stenographer Miss Miffetts loses a precious pin with a three rubies and diamond. Tommy, the switchboard clerk, helps recover it and becomes smitten. He earns her trust, pays her fare, and their awkward courtship leads to a brief, hopeful liaison before parting after plans to travel.
A note recalls a Scottish Church minister who relied on assistants toward the end of life. A vain preacher praised by a prisoner earns a modest rebuff. The tale echoes a French court scene where a king interrupts flattery, urging brevity with a court fool.
A New York physician recounts caring for a child who needed dead bones removed from his arm. The boy, soon to leave, asked to speak to the doctor and whispered that his mother would never bear to see him go. The doctor reflects on whether such gratitude can be expressed more beautifully.
A dramatic event at Valparaiso near Montreal on September 10 pits American sailor Hinsking against local authorities after a threat to execute him for an offense. American consul Loring protests as the English consul takes action, using the Union Jack to shield the doomed man and prompting authorities to release him. Dr. Peck reports Haskins's tearful gratitude for the two flags symbolism.
Poultry pointers advise feeding rules to prevent droppings buildup and diarrhea. Include bone dust and ensure southern exposure with ample light. Wheat is good but should be balanced with other grains to avoid diarrhea. Green food and dust baths prevent feather loss. mercurial ointment can be used locally. Breed best meat fowl and fatten for higher market prices.
In a heated statehouse dispute the flt length portrait of George Washington behind the speaker’s chair loomed as lawmakers argued over state honors. Two members pointed to the portrait and spoke in oratorical fashion until a member called for order and claimed it out of order to call ayes and noes in a committee of the whole, as reported by the New York Times.
A Mrs Bobbles meeting triggers reflections on past antipathies. She notes her faded attire while Mrs Bobbles arrives in a Paris gown, prompting speculation on her genuine gladness to see the guest. The exchange underscores social memory and fashion as signals of status.
Harvard University traces its origin to Rev. John Harvard who in 1638 left £800 for the college endowment. The piece details early buildings Bok, Hollie, and Stoughton brick halls from 1764 to 1817 and notes a Modern style comparison, citing a Boston Budget Row remark.
Fragmentary ad style text touts treatments for horse ailments. Mentions Black-Draught Stock and Pouley as remedies and urges purchase from a dealer. Claims aim to improve energy and digestion with minimal feed, referencing horses on missions and liver issues in a dated tone.
Turner Hall presents a schedule of youth and adult classes across age groups. Boys ages 6 to 11 meet Mondays and Thursdays at 4 15 to 5 p m and 5 to 6 p m for color and craft activities while older boys 11 to 14 gather Mondays and Thursdays at 5 to 6 p m. Girls aged 6 to 11 attend Thursdays and Fridays 4 15 to 5 30 p m, with older girls 11 to 16 on Thursdays and Fridays. Women and girls 15 and over join Wednesday 7 30 to 8 50 p m and Saturday 7 30 to 8 p m. Junior boys 14 to 17 meet Mondays 7 30 to 9 p m and Fridays 7 8 to 8 30 p m. Men 17 and over convene Tuesdays and Fridays 8 15 to 10 p m.
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