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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1907
Page
6
Cc. G. Reim announces relocation to the former Beinhorn Building opposite Crane Bros. store. He asks old customers to continue patronage and invites all to view the new store with fair pricing and reliable service.
A compact digest from the New Ulm Review includes items on national finance questions about Adams Express and railroads, political commentary on John Lind and La Follette, discussions of Tolstoy and Tolstoyan pacifism, and remarks on figures like Gov. Hughes Bayard and Treves. It notes editorial takes, local notices, and social items such as first communions and visits from Sleepy Eye.
The Dr Martin Luther College commencement in the college chapel honored five graduates who earned diplomas as teachers in parochial schools. Herman Diers of Blakely was the valedictorian, with the others—Frederick Loebel Milwaukee Henry Mitzner Balaton Mion Ernst Rusch Kirchhayn Wis Edmund Winter Norfolk Neb—also receiving diplomas. The class motto was Semper Fidelis.
A 19th century portrait of John Greenleaf Whittier’s brief romance with Evelina Bray of Marblehead in 1825. Their Quaker upbringing clashed with the shipmaster father’s piano music, ending in silent, unspoken love. A reunion in 1833 yielded no renewed affection.
The article recounts the origin of silver weddings during the reign of Hugues Capet, when a king rewarded an aging servant and a devoted maid with a dowry and a husband, establishing silver weddings as a fashion after twenty five years of marriage. It also notes a voyage of death for salmon in the Sea of Okhotsk, where millions die upstream and are consumed by seagulls bears wolves and dogs.
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