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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1908
Page
3
The article extols the knock-out blow as a true shock to prize fighters and promotes Dr Pierce remedies. It touts Golden Medical Discovery for digestion and mucous surfaces, claims cures for catarrh, and offers free booklets and medical advice from Dr R V Pierce in Buffalo New York.
Advise no experiments or failures and offer cures for condemned cases. Consultation free and confidential. Reference Drexel State Bank. Address Dr Addison-Jones 245 Bird Street.
In a Reading tale, Marshall Joslin from Shackleton Smith & Joslin secretly aids Johnny Gaylord, captain of the Little Giants, after Georgette Gaylord, the social queen, reveals a hidden sorrow. Johnny’s offhand talk about uniforms inspires Joslin to fund the team, deepening a web of romance and loyalty.
A tale from the Los Angeles Times recounts a Spanish haunting about a bold man who killed a friar and fled to Portugal. Returning home he hides a sheep head under his cloak, blood reveals his crime when a monk asks what he bears, exposing the murdered friar’s head.
A vivid piece extols the turtle's resilient life, noting its ability to endure long fasting and submersion. It contrasts the turtle with other beings, likening its mixed traits to fish, flesh, and fowl, and claims its only true enemy is man, while praising its defense and longevity.
A famous preacher Peter Cartwright held a camp meeting in Ohio. The exhorter addressed large crowds at each service but felt too few were converted and sought ways to stir sinners to repentance. The event reflects historic revival effort and evangelical zeal.
A powerful sermon on Christ’s return stirred the crowd to fear and conversion. The preacher described the trumpet of Gabriel, the end of the world, and the joys of the saved, provoking a pandemonium before a man with a horn up a tree. Children and adults alike cried out, and hundreds moved to the front seeking conversion.
A distant port ship lies at anchor as the captain orders a midnight general quarters drill. The drummer signals with a toll and four hundred men rush from hammocks to stations, firing blank charges to reveal a dramatic, hour tested readiness aboard the warship.
In a dramatic transformation the crew snaps to action as the ship shifts from silence to readiness. Lanterns reveal a disciplined deck with every man armed, while sponges, rim mers, supply boxes and axes lie in place. The captain and executive officer inspect fore and aft, ensuring powder magazines and shell rooms are stocked for real action. The drill completes in under three minutes, per Chicago News.
The passage outlines measures and names of dances from old England as described by Edwand Scott in Dancing In All Ages. It cites Joan Sanderson with a jolly dance ending in universal kissing, compares Miacr Stuart’s Volta to Elizabeth, and lists dances from King Charles era such as Trenchmore Quib ton Dance Omnium Gatherum Hoite eng Toite As In a Garden Green Gather ing of Penscods and others like Lumps of Pudding Under and Over The Bath The Slaughter House and Hare at Thy Coat Old Woman.
The London Chronicle notes muff usage by more men than women in Paris and traces muff origins to German. It questions whether the term reflects male effeminacy or a suggestion of softness, describing muff as a soft item that warms a lady's hand without squeezing.
A mother laments her son’s chaotic habits as belongings pile in a corner, insisting he needs a place for everything. The son retorts that this corner is indeed the place, a lighthearted exchange from the Chicago News.
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