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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1905
Page
4
Disjointed OCR from New Ulm Review presents a maze of garbled phrases about politics, economics, and social issues. The page mentions potential governance, cooperative enterprises, and policy debates, but many names and dates are unreadable, yielding a partial snapshot of a broader discourse.
A fragmented note suggests scrutiny of Allen's Poot-Ease product and its public reception. The text mentions vendors, pricing terms, and possible consumer responses. No clear incidents or dates are provided, but the query hints at consumer testing and market uptake.
The author extols a country vacation as relief from urban life and dirt. It argues all workers crave time off, tolerating grime and bugs, while noting farmers seldom vacation due to their demanding toil. A holiday is seen as restoring temper and good disposition despite discomforts.
Julius Krause recounts his dog of odd intelligence and stubborn behavior, praising its ability to fetch hats and respond to praise. The piece includes a lengthy testimonial about health remedies and a German language insert, ending with a local seller offering Herbine and Merbine products at 50 cents per bottle.
The twelfth annual Dr Martin Luther College commencement was held in the chapel last evening before a full audience. Eight graduates completed their program with a formal address by Prof. J Schaller on The Dignity of a Christian Vernher. The event featured vocal and instrumental performances by students including Hugo Frey and Q Sanwald, with remarks from I Nau May of Wood Take Ming. Several graduates will enter Northwestern University at Watertown and other local destinations, while H Cohen of St Paul announced district agency appointments.
Peruna claims to cure catarrh of the kidneys by removing stagnant blood and toxins, preventing convulsions and boosting heart and digestion. A Toronto merchant, John Nimmo, touts Peruna after failing with other remedies, stating it restored his health and strength, with ads noting many testimonials and confidential correspondence.
Fred Durbabn died last Sunday at his home in Fairfax after a severe illness of typhoid pneumonia and brain fever. He was born Sept 1 in Minnesota and married Louise Rieke on May day. He leaves a wife two sons Fred and Adolph two daughters Adamund Alma two brothers Rev John Durbahu and Geo Durbahu two sisters Mrs Lammers and Mrs Mieke. He and his family lived in Lafayette and Bors Ridgely before moving to Fairfax. The funeral was held Thursday at Mudd Lake cemetery.
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