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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1907
Page
7
A vintage health ad explains kidney function noting blood passes through kidneys every three minutes and urges treatment with Dr Kilmer Swamp Root. It promotes samples and mail order info from Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY, claiming cures for varied ailments linked to kidney trouble.
Commencipy Mates 1 and continu ing until April 30 the Minneapolis & S80, Louis KG, will live on sale re duced rate one-way tickets to Arizona, Gallfurns, Oregon, Washington, British Columbia, Wah, Montana, Idaho and Old Mexico. Rates 917.00 below regular fare. On Wednesdays through tourist cars to Los Angeles and San Francisco are run via Kansas City and tn popilar Sante Be System, Call on Agents for particulars, or address, A. E. Culls, G. P.& T.A., Minneapolis, Minn.
President Roosevelt participated in the Jamestown Tercentennial opening amid a grand naval review in Hampton Roads. He calmed a crowd panic, then pressed the gold button to launch the commemorative enterprise, with a lengthy day of ceremonies, luncheon, and a grand reception.
A massive blaze swept the Wisconsin Central freight depot in Minneapolis on Thursday causing about 400000 in losses. Strong northwest winds fueled explosions of oil on tracks and storage, forcing fire crews to retreat as walls collapsed and box cars burned. Train crews fought to move cars to safety but many were lost, including a carload of automobiles.
Woonsocket April 26 A shortage of about $92,000 in the accounts of the Woonsocket Electric Machine and Power company was revealed as stockholders were issued a circular letter by order of the directors. The letter announced the resignation of Levi Cook Lincoln secretary treasurer and general manager, and noted Lincoln had turned over property he says is worth $40,000.
In Bellingham Washington on April 26 a court ordered the dissolution of the socialist colony Quality founded in 1897. Judge Joyner Skagit County directed sale of 600 acres of land a sawmill a printing plant and 20 dwellings to settle debts. The Brotherhood of the Cooperative Commonwealth established the colony and some colonists adopted free love leading to disaster.
Details of a peace and amity treaty signed at Amalapa on Tuesday last were received from Guatemala. The Marblehead pact style accord includes a Central American peace congress in Nicaragua and a special commercial treaty between Nicaragua and El Salvador.
Thaddeus Stevens Ross of Oil City was shot three times and killed in Dr George W Magee's office by his former sweetheart Belle Stroup who then killed herself. Both families prominent. Ross was to marry Miss Drusilla Sampsell that Wednesday night at nine. Ohio Merger Abandoned. Sandusky, April 26 Sandusky report notes wine interests in Lake Erie district valued over a million dollars will not merge. James Flynn cites prohibitive prices fixed by officials of individual concerns.
Frank H. Butler, discharged from custody in Dover Delaware on April 26, faced murder charges related to the Marvin child case. The record notes the discharge as an action in the Rank of sufficient evil duece.
A New York Press note reports that fires burn poorly in bright sun, sometimes extinguished, with wood and coal fires both affected. The observer cites Maine hunting trips and guides noting the phenomenon. Scientists are divided, some claiming sun does not affect fire, others citing oxygen use and carbon production as extinguishing factors.
A humorous sketch from Pearson's Weekly portrays a dinner where jokes replace some mouthfuls. A domestic humorist riffs on why a duck goes into and out of water, with puns about divers reasons and to aguidate his bill, provoking loud laughter and jovial chaos.
A Derrick's Trade Report letter compares English and American dressing styles. It praises English elegance at royal events and contrasts it with American urban dress, arguing Americans generally wear better fitting and cut clothes.
A Westminster Gazette note quotes Mme de Stael on politics and women. Napoleon remarks on women meddling in politics. Stael replies that those beheaded for politics deserve to know why, highlighting suffrage questions.
A New York Tribune note cites diverse southern beliefs that the blue jay visits infernal regions each Friday. In South Carolina it is said to carry sticks for the devil's fires, while in Mississippi and Louisiana the bird reports to Satan about earthly affairs. Also includes a brief joke from Illustrated Bits about a thief and a bet.
A fragmentary humorous exchange about borrowing, prudence, and discrimination highlights social tensions. The voice analyzes economic restraint and pride, with a jibe on race and thrift shaping personal conduct amid comic banter. The piece reflects a slice of everyday voice and class dynamics.
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