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Newspaper

New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1912

Page

8

Train Carroom Farce on a Smoking Car

A chaotic narrative on a train journey unfolds as Mrs Wellington and Mrs Fosdick clash with Dr Temple and Roger Ashton. The car fills with odd sounds and flirtations while cops and porters scramble. A mistaken Mormon elder theory surfaces as the group nears Echo Canyon Utah.

Wwe Dr. Temple Roger Ashton Mrs. Wellington Jimimile Jon Ashton Mrs. Temple Walter Mrs Auhton Alste Echo Canyon Utah Fosdick Fosdicks

The Train Butcher and a Train of Elopement Schemes

Mallory and Marjorie ride a train trapped in a strained engagement and comic jealously. Amid newsprint, flirtations, and a reckless plot to wreck the train, their schemes collide with a stubborn, growing bond as external busyness and a stubborn minister’s vow loom in the background.

Chapter XXVI Dalliah and the Conductor in on Time

Marjorie schemes to pressure the innocent conductor as the Omaha bound train nears Ogden. Mallory watches the brazen flirtation unfold while the conductor tries to keep focus on the timetable and the story halts with a cliffing tease.

Dalliah Marjorie Borek Samgon Mallory Marjori Ogden Bort Bne

The Train Wrecker Enters the Observation Room

In Chapter XXV the train butcher confronts a secluded couple Mallory and Marjorie. He schemes to force attention and uses a clogging voice likened to a mosquito. His plan mirrors street performers selling danger under the guise of art in a tense social moment.

Mallory Marjorie Emi Marjorie

What Have I Married Yet The Unclear Courtship

A fragmented narrative reflects a man torn between love and fear as he contemplates marriage he mistakenly thinks he has chosen. The scene reveals inner conflict about commitment and identity within a rapidly changing emotional context.

Desperson

Dr Kings New Discovery Featured For Winter Coughs

An old advertisement touts Dr King s New Discovery as a remedy for winter coughs colds and pneumonia like illnesses. It promises relief and offers trial bottles with prices and a local dealer O M Olsen among others.

Pneumonis Dr. King Geogas O. M. Olsen

Killed Him With Kisses in Courtly Feud of Lovin XV

A courtier Ma de Langy in the era of Lovin XV dies after being overwhelmed by a kiss assault. Indiscreet nobles feigned admiration, crowded him, and he fainted, breaking a blood vessel during attempted escape and dying days later.

Ma. de Langy Lovin XV Raffles

Shost For Joy From Lewisburg Reader Letter

A letter from C. B. Rader of Lewisburg West Virginia thanks a bot tom of the journal for Electric Bitters. He claims the tonic cured his stomach trouble and rheumatism and enhanced his health. The misspelled and garbled text appears to be an OCR artifact from a brief reader note praising a patent remedy.

Paris Postage Stamp Exchange Curbs Market Snapshot

A Wall Street trader recalls a Paris curb market titled A curb market in Paris. The postcard shows a throng of men women and boys buying and selling stamps month to month to regulate prices. It notes a diverse crowd including schoolboys lawyers society women writers merchants and professionals all exchanging stamps. The scene is described as lively and rule governed despite lacking formal organization, akin to an open stock market without a roof.

Parie Paris Wall Street Coe New York Tribune

Hindu Weddings and Burials Burden Families Face

Hindu weddings demand heavy expenses on the bride’s father risking ruin for many families. Burial services impose a close second burden, with the elder son facing ruin if the father dies after a daughter’s marriage.

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