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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1909
Page
6
An 19th or early 20th century advertorial notes that kidney and bladder issues affect both women and men, lowering mood, ambition, and vitality. It promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a remedy, claims quick effects, and offers samples by mail from Binghamton New York with bottle labeling instructions.
An old advert promotes Hollister's Rock Mountain Tea as a tonic to tone strengthen the bowels and restore organ function, claiming thirty years of reliability. The ad lists Tes or Tab-Iela and Plonser Drug Co with a 35 cent price.
Alvin A. Vinal proposes a grand three hundredth anniversary event for the Pilgrims with a cross of stone and steel atop Trinity hills Plymouth. The plan includes an electrical display, wireless station, a church of stone, a great reli gious museum, and a cross costing about 1 million dollars funded by church contributions. An admission fee and a series of honor books would support the memorial. A committee of citizens would coordinate efforts at Plymouth Memorial church in Boston.
Sarah Orne Jewett, a pioneering New England short story writer, explains her motive to depict country life. Born 1849 in South Berwick Maine, she gained access to Boston and European circles through Mrs James T Field. Her first story appeared at twenty with Deephaven marking early success and a long literary career followed.
Willie Bryant, a nineteen year old full blood Cherokee, led a fifty mile trail pursuit through rough Ozark foothills to locate and capture two robbers who held up a Braggs Oklahoma train. Bloodhounds initially refused the trail. Bryant then headed the posse to recover the fugitives and recover the scene after a fatal officer’s death and a severe injury to one robber.
Paris introduces a fashionable summer muff concept a scarf worn over the shoulders with a matching large chiffon muff. The ensemble uses a wide soft crumple scarf in a shade contrasting the dress and an oversized satin edged muff with accordion frilled borders and a bow.
A postal card message from Artur Prague, manager of the Spokane Newsboys Association, expressing regret at the death of Rev. Edward Reverett Hale was read in the Senate. Senator Piles of Washington urged its inclusion in the Congressional Record.
Walter De Forest retrieves a secret bundle of fifty thousand dollars in one thousand dollar bills from a cab. Talia Drayton, heiress of fifty thousand, learns her fortune has been found and restored after De Forest devises a plan, revealing she herself orchestrated the recovery and agreed to return the money.
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