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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1908
Page
3
A verbose ad-style piece argues many women's illnesses labeled as stomach or nervous disorders are actually uterine disease. It touts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a powerful tonic and cures for fatigue, nervousness, and related female ailments, plus Dr. Mirroe's Pleasant Pellets for digestion.
Dr Addison Jones, a renowned Chicago specialist, advertises for a June 24 appearance offering cures for catarrh lung diseases epilepsy ulcers and a range of chronic conditions. He promotes hospital experience and rapid diagnosis with detailed surgical eye care and glasses without pain.
Cartoonish column by Robertus Love previews the upcoming Republican National Convention in Chicago. It describes the opening procedures, seating quirks, the gavel, and the role of officers like temporary chairman Julius Caesar Burrows, plus speculates on likely nominees such as Taft, Fairbanks, Cannon, Hughes, La Follette, and Knox. It also highlights Billy Stone’s meticulous toil as sergeant at arms organizing the vast event.
The article recalls Emile Zola’s role in vindicating Major Alfred Dreyfus who faced treason charges and Devil's Island imprisonment. It covers his 1894 arrest, the bordereau handwriting dispute, Zola’s trial and appeals, Esterhazy's alleged authorship, a new trial in 1899, and final overturn by the French court in 1900, with Dreyfus later receiving full reinstatement and public support.
While grading Main street Manassas Virginia workers uncovered a subterranean cavity dug during the Confederate war. A trench three feet deep contained several flour barrels and barrel staves along with a white substance resembling decayed flour. Exhumed items indicate concealment from the Union forces during evacuation.
A brief verse by Joah Wikb in the Baltimore American celebrates June as a vibrant month of brides roses and graduations. It paints June as lively with color love talk moonlit scenes picnics and excursions while noting rising temperatures storms and the rush of vacation prep across society.
A July open-air spectacle in Quebec promises the greatest modern pageant. Three thousand performers from Quebec, Montreal, and Ottawa rehearse under Frank Lascelles. The production envisions Wolfe and Montcalm on the Plains of Abraham with naval salutes and international spectators.
Rat catchers from across London compete for a prize of 10 guineas and an embossed diploma offered by the Society For the Destruction of Vermin. Sir James Crichton-Browne serves as president, the society aims to exterminate rats mice and houseflies, and seeks profitable uses for rat skins to boost efforts.
A schoolmaster in Silesia Germany is giving pupils instruction in reading railway time tables. The lesson aims to improve timetable literacy and travel planning skills among students.
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