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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1905
Page
7
A fragmented tale notes a man named Navin experimenting with a tonic that allegedly cures consumption. The text references a cure story, health claims, and a suggestive remedy tied to a Philadelphia paper. Details are garbled but center on a claimed medical cure and public notice.
Old Job, stubborn about his son’s college plans, faces drought with a failing farm. A windmill project costs arise but yield no water. A neighbor Maggie Stanwood proposes irrigation and drainage plans, easing tensions. Old Job forgives past judgments and accepts shared work with Maggie, securing water and hopeful plans.
A fragment from a travelogue describes Tibetan children as seldom entertained by others and largely self-driven in play. A traveling party’s white baby draws intense attention from locals who mock and joke about him, contrasting with Tibetan childrearing norms and daily life.
A Methodist minister grows frustrated with a parishioner who shouts Glory and praises during sermons. To distract him, the minister lends a science book, but the man answers with humor about the sea being five miles deep. He reasons his sins are cast there, then praises the Lord, and the minister abandons reform efforts.
A Louisville Courier Journal call to action urges urgent daily effort. It questions procrastination at home and office and warns that delaying tasks harms personal health, knowledge, and business, insisting Americans must stir themselves this morning to avoid falling behind.
A Century magazine profile portrays Diana of Poitiers as a powerful, calculating patron who built Chenonceaux by grandly expanding chateaus along the Loire. It highlights her strategic marriages, architectural influence, and art patronage while praising her poised, unyielding temperament and lasting legacy.
A Kansas City Star item offers practical sewing cautions for bachelors. It warns against sewing with damaged pockets, biting threads, or leaving a needle in clothing. It stresses selecting correct thread and button size, avoiding overlarge buttonholes, and not leaving tools in the shirt.
A miscellany of antiquated notes on horse racing in India and Egypt describes ponies being measured shorter than natural to fit scale, with allowances per quarter inch. It includes a quip about Cavities and a Scottish highlander tale, ending with a dealer’s joke about an employer.
A fragment notes a clash over identity and profession referencing Wowtan't Set, a supposed author, and a chemist, with Pittsburg and a name resembling Mrimpatels. The readable text hints at literary works turning into drugs on the market and questions of authorship.
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