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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1920
Page
4
A 1918 era note reports one more week of campaigning before Minnesota primaries on June 21 as Shipstead Mallon and progressive Republicans rally farmer and labor support. It cites heavy campaign spending, booming meetings, and growing enthusiasm signaling victory for organized workers.
The piece discusses the Republican convention at Chicago, where after multiple ballots a dark horse, Senator Warren G. Harding of Ohio, is chosen as candidate. It notes heavy spending by Wood and Lowden camps, labor opposition, and the shift to a pro-business, cautious ticket with Coolidge as running mate, suggesting potential party fractures ahead of the November election.
The article discusses Missouri politics with Democrats barely fielding a Senate candidate and Republican leaders accused of taking 38000 to sway loyalty. It predicts a new party uniting reform-minded elements and notes emphasis on technical education in chemistry. It also includes brief social anecdotes about effort and responsibility.
The United States public health service urges Americans to avoid overeating and to take ample outdoor exercise. It notes cattle fattened by stall feeding are raised for slaughter, while people should pursue balanced habits for health.
Los Angeles based Lieut Raymond K Bevier, a New Ulm native, Invented a wing mounted advertising system for aircrafts used during flight. The device displays ads on both lower and upper wing surfaces via rotating sign rolls and pyralin sheets, enabling dynamic ad changes mid flight.
A quip notes Maurice Maeterlinck’s struggle to deliver a full lecture in English, likening it to an American attempting fried eggs in a French restaurant. The remark, from the Home Sector, underscores language hurdles in cross cultural settings.
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