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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1907
Page
5
The Jewelers announce relocation to a new building where Beinhorn stood opposite Crane Bros. stores. They urge old customers to visit, pledge fair prices, and promise to make things right. They emphasize lasting presence and new goods.
A compact study notes New Ulm as the official paper of New Ulm Minnesota, quoting opinion on Governor John A. Johnson as a rising Democratic possibility. It references Southern interest, the Washington press, and rival editorials, plus comments from Beveridge, Watterson, Schmitz, and others on political timing, labor, and law enforcement.
Dr J H Kellogg of Battle Creek urges national action as insanity rises sharply and chronic diseases threaten 1940 health estimates. He cites Illinois data, urges a national health bureau and broader education, noting Roosevelt’s support.
A humorous Irish tale opens with a brick fall injury leading to a damages award of 950. The Irishman pays a lawyer 850 as his fee then ponders who benefited from the payment. Bill Nye once took a driving ride on a Sunday with a slender, old horse while his date waited at her home.
The article contrasts polar summer and polar night conditions. It notes six foot ice thickness in winter seas, persistent snow, rare warmth, frequent fogs, and vivid auroras. Twilight eases the night, but darkness and monotony can affect minds, with sleep loss, nervousness, and potential insanity in extreme cases. It mentions dry air aiding cold tolerance and cites explorers’ remarks on mild days and frigid winds. Advertising lines for sardines and soups follow.
A sailor extols gulls as life savers, recounting fogbound rescues near Orkneys and likening gull cries to fog horns that warned of danger. In contrast, two Marseillaises debate savoring game, joking about feeding larks to woodcock and ultimately eating the wall.
A pair of lighthearted lines from Catholic Standard and Times recount a dialogue where Elsie jokes about her beau becoming an admiral. The visitor teases about a potential cadet at the Naval academy, only to note the man already sports an anchor tattoo on his arm.
A Chicago Record-Herald quote lauds Mr Spriggins as the most diplomatic man, noting his skill to issue a meal order that forces the waiter to pronounce the French names on the entire bill, showcasing his knack for subtle influence and wit.
A few quoted lines discuss ambition and fame in Europe and in America. The Washington Star notes reporters seek interview access after foreign travel. A Braille like aphorism claims most people watch life as spectators and criticize performers.
A miscellany of opinion snippets on ambition humor and perception, followed by a testimonial letter about kidney and stomach trouble, a cheap horse and rig sale listing, and an ad for music supplies and instruments at New Ulm Music store.
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