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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1908
Page
4
The advertisement touts Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Catarrh Remedy as cures for indigestion dyspepsia stomach disorders and catarrh. It claims the stomach is the most vulnerable organ and promotes a booklet and the Common Sense Medical Adviser free upon request from Dr. Pierce Buffalo NY.
Johnny Gaylord captain of the Little Giants receives a $ greenback from Marshall Joslin, suitor to Georgette Gaylord, enabling uniforms for the team. Georgette hints Joslin learned more about her sister's distress, deepening the romance and family ties in Reading society.
Marshall Joslin, shaken by Georgette Gaylord's deep feelings, hides heartbreak while colleagues Shackleton and the Iron company case press him. Joslin seeks air to clear his mind, recalling Georgette's recent closeness with Captain Mostyn in Reading as doubt grows about her love.
A tale from the Angeles Times tells how a bold man who killed a friar escapes to Portugal and returns unseen. On a market stroll he buys two sheep heads, hides one under his cloak, and blood reveals the crime when a monk questions him.
A playful portrait of the turtle highlighting its hardening armor, coastal living, long submersion, and remarkable endurance. The piece notes the shell’s protective development, the creature's broad resilience, and its rare independence from predators, with a witty nod to man as its sole foe.
Old preacher Peter Cartwright led a large camp meeting in Ohio. The exhorter addressed vast crowds at each service but believed few were converted and sought a decisive method to stir sinners to repentance.
A preacher described the second coming with a vivid scene of sin and punishment. As Gabriel’s trumpet neared, panic swept the crowd and many knelt in terror before conversion as the sermon reached a climactic, fear charged finale.
A distant warship lies at anchor as midnight bells strike and a sudden drill erupts. The captain, deck officer, and guard witness a silent command, drum roll, and four hundred sailors leap to stations. All guns fire blank charges to prove readiness and response.
The ship transitions from confusion to order with pandemonium fading. The crew, armed with cutlasses and pistols, stands at stations while battle lanterns illuminate a disciplined deck. The captain and first lieutenant inspect powder, magazines, and shell rooms, ensuring swift readiness in under three minutes.
Edward Scott notes curious details of old English dances. Joan Sanderson defined as a jolly dance as men courted twice. Mary Stuart danced the Volta though Elizabeth did so more fervently. King Charles era featured Trenchmore and other titles such as Omnium Gatherum and Hoite cum Toite. Some later dances include All In a Garden Green and The Bath with others like The Slaughter House and Have at Thy Coat Old Woman.
The London Chronicle notes muffs were once worn by more men than women in Paris and offers a playful etymology. It cites German roots linking muff to comfort and to a sulky person or growling dog, suggesting possible dual origins for the metaphorical use.
A distressed mother laments her son’s habit of clutter as she discovers all his belongings stacked in a closet corner. The son replies that this is “the place,” highlighting a humorous clash over organization.
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