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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1901
Page
3
The Grand Street Parade showcases New Ulm’s largest civic and military display with industrial and comic floats. Civic and military groups join in unity, highlighting the city’s spirit and community organizations.
The two top amateur teams in the state meet at the Driving Park at 3 p m for a premier contest. Reduced rates on all roads entice travelers. After the parade at German Park Rev Sandmeyer speaks in German and Mr Coller in English. New Ulm plans a Fourth celebration with a grand fireworks display in the evening.
In a quiet Tottenham Court Road home two elderly women debate aging and pleasure. Alice praises simple routines, loyal servants, and family joys while Agatha frets over modern discontent and the limits of delight. Their exchange ends with a teasing lunch invitation.
A Milwaukee Sentinel tale describes a refined young man seated in a smoking car who declines cards, smoking, and drinking offered by three traveling salesmen. A ministerial passenger praises his restraint and hints at a potential match with his daughter, though the young man says he is not to marry.
Hartford Times explains how the male ruffed grouse drums during courtship by wing beats perches and air percussion. The exact mechanism remains debated as observers note rapid wing motion and possible air impact, with some speculation on wingtip clapping contributing to the sound.
The article discusses a freshwater arapaima of the Amazon with teeth on its tongue used as a file. It notes trout sharing this trait, explains tooth bases bend backward to trap prey, and recalls ferocious prehistoric sharks with long teeth. It also mentions early birds with teeth and evolutionary dental loss. A dialogue snippet about late hours follows.
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