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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1911
Page
3
A reader testimonial from Congeranille notes Foley Kidney Pills eased kidney and bladder issues, backaches, and urinary irregularities. The letter, signed O. M. Olson, praises the product for middle aged and elderly users and mentions frequent kidney discomfort resolved after use.
An old advertisement notes unusual footwear claims with insistence on a single shoe and a difference in fit. It urges choosing the correct cushioning and rubber grover shoes when needed and cautions against substitutes.
Two St Louis residents create schools and a hospital for homeless birds. Mrs M A Fletcher trains a parrot named English Norwich to perform tricks and calls many birds by name. Charles L Rand shelters fifty birds, teaching them tasks and releasing them when healthy. Rand receives 2000 meal worms twice weekly from New York and feeds the birds eggs bread seeds greens and chickweed.
Final provisional census returns cite India total population at 815 million, up 20.5 million from 1901. Japan railroad earnings gross 5 320 per mille, net 3 800 pounds. Cod aged forty seven years estimated from whisker length four point four ten inches. Canton booming with new hotels, shops, and growing infrastructure.
A reader from Akron testifies to Foley Kidney Pills relieving severe kidney trouble backaches dizziness and fatigue after following directions. The endorsement highlights improved vision and restored health and credits the pills with the recovery.
New York report says financier Thomas For tune Ryan, frail and ailing, left for Europe aboard the Adriatic seeking three months rest and absence from business to restore his health. He appeared pale and worn, his hands trembled as he waved to his son before boarding.
Lincoln June 16. W J Bryan defies critics and says in the forthcoming Commoner that during three presidential campaigns he was stabbed by Democratic colleagues and committeemen in league with the opposition. He blames plutocracy and hostile papers for threats and calumny.
Washington June 15 After a White House conference with President Taft House Majority Leader Underwood said the Root Amendment to the Canadian reciprocity bill probably will not be adopted by the Senate. He warned of a hitch with the House if it passed. Taft also met Senators Penrose and Smoot who said the amendment itself was not discussed.
A bomb blast in the Plaza Oriente near Madrid's royal palace caused damage to the cathedral and shook surrounding buildings. Responsibility for the attack was not claimed. In Cleveland, over 6,000 striking garment workers marched peacefully, continuing their picket lines and parade.
A retrospective on failed Central American and Brazilian adventures by soldiers of fortune. General Leo Christmas and Manuel Bonilla confront opposition in Honduras, Nicaragua, and Guatemala. Pittman, excolonel of a signal corps, is starved in a Guatemalan cell after mines explode 400 government troops’ assault. consular protests secure reprieve. Other figures include Victor Gordon’s Venus expedition collapse and George Vice’s Brazil mission ending in capture and release.
Paris doctor Dr Bonnier claims a cure for stage fright citing diaphragmatic contraction linked to a facial nerve. His remedy involves burning the nerve to eliminate fear, enabling actors to perform with ice cool composure.
Japanese delegates at the Berne International Railroad Congress propose a suspension cable car system modeled on the Neisen mountain line in the Bernese Oberland to ease access for about 20 000 annual pilgrims. Construction would be entrusted to Swiss engineering firms.
Mina Prue Gordon visits a manor house and meets a ragged lad who warns she will soon find a beau. A painting artist at a tavern provokes her with a pretend catch and a staged whopper. Dick, her guardian, forces the artist to apologize or duel, leading to romance as Prue finds herself caught in love rather than a fisherman’s tale.
Senator Knute Nelson of Minnesota launched a sharp attack in the senate chamber accusing President Taft of evading the constitutional treaty making provision. He argued the Canadian reciprocity measure is an unconstitutional legislative act that harms farmers by keeping protection for farm product processors. He warned the pact benefits railroads and big interests while leaving farmers exposed to higher prices and loss of protections.
Washington June 15 Senator McCumber of North Dakota attacked the reciprocity agreement in the senate saying it would injure American farmers. He argued the treaty would delay the realization of farmer hopes for protective policy and could ruin the policy itself.
Seismographs from San Francisco to Santa Clara and Seattle logged shocks on June 16. At San Jose the disturbance started at 6 28 a m with an ocean floor origin. Seattle felt it by 4 p m lasting two hours with tremors. The quake was also noted in Denver, Colorado.
The liner Europa arrives from a European port with one cholera case among steerage passengers. Health Officer Doty orders 363 steerage travelers moved to quarantine hospital for observation. The first cabin passengers are detained aboard.
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