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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1911
Page
4
Promoted by a New York nurse at the Children's Home, claimed to cure feverishness and stomach troubles in children. Over 30 000 testimonials assert effectiveness, with free samples offered and instructions to address Allen 5 Olmsted Le Noy for more information.
A carpenter preacher in Laurel plans to expand his operations into a whole town. He has completed a store and houses, with Trinity Methodist Church South and Grace Church as congregations. He remains active in ministry and aims for frugal growth and new housing. The article details his wealth and approach to development amid a rural settlement push.
Readable text notes a decline in sheep totals among European Russians with no clear date or source. It mentions potential impacts on revenue and the Exchequer, suggesting a hypothetical increase could aid billions in yearly earnings.
An odd ad copy appears promoting two products for garden use with quirky phrases about tubers overshine and shoes pinching. It claims versatility in a bargain price of two cents and urges not to accept substitutes.
Washington June 2 Senator Lorimer of Illinois faces another investigation by a subcommittee of the privileges and elections committee. The eight member panel includes four Republicans and four Democrats. Four members previously voted for conviction and four for acquittal. The method chosen is seen as the latest development in jury trials.
The Democratic caucus unanimously endorses the Underwood bill cutting wool duties by more than half. Democratic leaders maneuver to block free wool opposition while keeping party options open on raw wool. Five members were excused from a pledge to support the caucus action.
Minneapolis wheat prices show July at 67% qe and Sept around 53 1 2 cents with on track bids varying by grade from No 1 hard at 1.00 to No 2 Northern near 98 to 95 and northern around 92 cents. Duluth reports on track and arrive bids for wheat at 1.00 plus flax around 2.25, while St Paul livestock lists steers at 5.50 to 6.00 and veals up to 6.75 with sheep and yearlings near 4.00 to 5.75 and lambs 4.50 to 5.75. Chicago grain notes wheat bids around July and products with limited legible figures amid crowded lines.
Nine women will control the large Aurora factory that builds road construction machinery and railroad cars. The firm, once led by Charles H. Smith and partners, now is owned by the families of the late men and managed by the women with advisory male officers limited to governance.
John W. Mexander of the New York Academy of Design has devised a lightweight curtain based scenery using filmy hangings against black velvet. Charles Frohman, after testing in Chantecler, plans to adopt the method for all productions. The hangings are colored with sprayed hues and rear lighting creates vivid atmosphere and perspective.
The congressional committee on agriculture reports from Dr. L. Howard chief entomologist that the green beetle tree climbing variety eats twenty five to thirty caterpillars daily. Chairman Scott commented on the caterpillar being far larger than the beetle.
The December 1 Swiss census shows German spoken by 2,599,149 people, with French 796,220 and Italian 801,323. Romansh 39,912. Five women and two men were asked to reconsider their ges. Lausanne notes 505,025 foreigners, about 23,000 living in hotels year round.
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