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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1907
Page
8
A historic health ad warns that overwork harms kidneys, linking kidney trouble to heart and blood issues. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy and offers a free sample by mail, urging readers to remember the product name and address in Binghamton New York.
A vintage advertisement touts Kodol for dyspepsia as a natural juice digester and tonic. It claims relief from sour stomach loss of appetite and debility by cleansing and strengthening stomach mucosa. Ravenswood resident testimonial and Chicago company details are included.
A promotional pamphlet promises land bargains in the Dakota belt described as farms for farmers and stockmen. It invites readers to request the free pamphlet by mail before edition 15 runs out, addressed to A. B. Cats at Minneapolis G. P. & T. A.
Ground was broken Saturday for the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition to be held in Seattle in 1909. Prominent officials attended with John Barrett as guest of honor representing President Roosevelt. Speeches by Gov. Meade and Mayor Moore followed a morning military parade, with laying of the first spadeful by President J B Chilberg and a banquet to Barrett concluding the day. The project aims to cost 10 million dollars and showcase resources of Alaska and Yukon territories while highlighting Pacific trade. Groundwork begins on site at the University of Washington campus, 250 acres facing Lakes Union and Washington, with landscaping and roads to come and an administration building planned.
A weather bureau bulletin reports seismographs in Washington recorded a distant earthquake beginning at 3 47 am Saturday. The quake likely originated thousands of miles away, producing a small amplitude tremor that lasted just over an hour.
Canton Ohio June 3 plans for the dedication of the McKinley monument in West Lawn cemetery will be completed at a meeting of the trustees of the McKinley National Memorial association in Canton on Wednesday June 19. Vice President Fairbanks Secretary Cortel you Cornelius Bliss and ex-Guy Hertik will attend the meeting.
Reports of tobacco bed outrages continue with vandalism north of Nashville and in nearby towns. On a Friday night, beds belonging to J A Miles were raided, with plants stolen. Miles is active member of the Dark Tobacco Planters Association.
A rebellion in Wongkong Aping district Chinehu prefecture led to the assassination of all civil and military officials and burning of yamens. Kwantung province hosts about 30 million people. Separately, German mission station at Lienchow near Pakhoi reported destroyed by native rioters. Presbyterian missionaries still stationed there with uncertain latest reports.
President Roosevelt travels by train from Bellefontaine to Indianapolis amid large crowds at each stop including Sidney Union City Muncie and Anderson. He greets spectators and delivers brief remarks on citizenship and veteran unity while the train rests in Fort Wayne for the night.
The general synod of the Lutheran Church of America adjourned on Thursday and accepted St Pauls church Richmond Ind as the site for their next meeting. Delmas to Defend Bribers in San Francisco May 28 Dolphin M Delmas has been engaged to defend Louis Glass and T V Halsey officials of Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Company indicted for bribery.
Otto Bacher recounts Whistler's vivid tale of an American eagle transformed into a fighting cock to duel English birds in a seaport pit. The eagle, toyed and taunted, finally lunges with a fatal bite, then asks for more birds as the crowd roars.
A London fog and Tokyo quakes are described as city troubles with high death tolls and unique woes. Calcutta battles cholera, Bombay faces bubonic plague, Baghdad endures a scarred mass, Madrid endures fierce winds and heat. The piece contrasts these woes with early chemistry’s origins, noting alchemy’s role in sparking later science.
A London Graphic anecdote mocks a bobby famed for large feet and a cabby famed for quick comebacks. A bobby raises a hand to stop a cab, the cabby eases ahead, quipping about seeing his sky darken yet his arse hiding at the officer’s feet as he drives off.
A London Chronicle excerpt notes that before the mariner's compass, sailors tested land nearby by releasing a raven. If the raven saw land it flew away forever. if not it returned to the ship, guiding explorers and shaping seafaring lore.
A fragment from Illustrated Bits shows a dialog where two women dispute who is to blame for keeping a doctor away. One speaker denies ever being mean yet admits trying to spread a cockroach rumor on neighbors. The other shrugs off advice as useless in a light social piece.
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