Local New Ulm Contacts Share Busy Week of Travel
G W Schiotiman and G W Schlottman made business trips to Nicollet and St Peter while A B Ouren toured to Mankato. Fred Schlokau of St Peter and Herman Berbrich of New Ulm visited, and local social life included dances and picnics as fishing in the river reported good and Cottonwood Ball blanked by an 4 11 defeat.
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G. W. Schiotiman
New Ulm
A. B. Ouren
Mankato
Fred Schlokau
St. Peter
G. W. Schlotiman
Nicollet
Fred Koettleg
August
Ernst Koetting
A. Ball
Herman
Henry Neuman
G. W. Schlottman
W. F. Stego
Charles
John Hanenstein
Fredi Selter
Tony Bartel
Albert Zimmerman
Hanska
Mr. Ouren
Herman Berbrich
Peter Karr
Courtland Fire Co
Hot Foods in Russia Rail Car Eating Room Scene
William Seymour Edwards describes a Lubin station dining car with central hot dishes under metal lids and long rows of tables. Passengers sample hot doughnuts, dumplings, and steaks while paying at entry, amid stern mustachioed Russians and rugged peasants in a stark station setting.
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Lubin
Willlam Seymour Edwards
Scandinavia
Moscow
Gray's Sweet Fenders for Children Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Gray's Sweet Fenders for children to relieve feverishness teething disorders and regulate the bowels. The brief note lists price 25 cents and mentions Sam Dress A. B. Glmsted as a seller in a rustic, period ad style.
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Ruggiste
Sam Dress
Roosevelt Declares Marxian Socialism In Interview
In a frank session at the Outlook office Roosevelt proclaims himself a Marxian and revolutionary socialist. He cites reading Marx and Engels, praises Debs, and discusses a potential independent bid or Socialist endorsement if Taft’s nominating tactics threaten a radical turn. He outlines a hypothetical cabinet of class conscious socialists and targets a broad national upheaval toward a new economic system.
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Roosevelt
Outlook
George
New York
Wall Street
Engles
Bebel
Kautsky
Bax
Vandervelde
Ferri
Jaures
Labriola
Hillquit
Hunter
Simons
Colonel Roosevelt
Dr. Abbott
Saul of
Tarsue
Lincoln
Saul
White House
Congress
Africa
America
Gary
Taft
Standard Oil
Chicago
Socialist Party
United States
Roosevuft
Hebe
A.M. Simons
Agriculture
Munsey
Perkins
Fred Warren
Haywood
Commerce
Labor
Russia
Meyer London
Call
Court of St. James
Supreme Court
N. Y. Call
Allen's Foat-Ease Shoe Powder Ad
Advertises Allen's Foat-Ease antiseptic powder to ease tight or new shoes relieve swollen tender feet and bunions. Claims quick relief for painful feet with no soy substitute and notes price two cents with address in LeRoy New York 1933.
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Allen 8
LeRoy, N.Y, 1933
Taxation in Minnesota How Each Dollar Is Divided
A 1911 taxation overview explains five independent powers state county town city and school districts. It breaks down levy totals 24,034,658 with per dollar shares 11 18 8 27 and 34 cents respectively and notes most funds stay local via state road and bridge appropriations.
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Minnesota
Electric Bitters Promised Relief For Wide Ailments
An Ohio man credits Electric Bitters with reversing injuries after a train wreck and cites H T Aleton of Raleigh North Carolina who used the tonic to repair stomach head back and kidney ailments. He claims four bottles revived him and urges a trial proving its merit for stomach liver or kidney troubles at 60 cents per bottle from O M Olsen.
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Ohio
H.T. Aleton
Raleigh
N.C
O. M. Olsen
Midnight Scare Echoes in Burglary Parody
A fragment from the New York Times presents a wry exchange about burglary and philosophy. The piece riffs on language with playful pseudo dialogue and a mock literary aside. The source text uses quirky phrasing and a punchy afterword attributed to Bome.
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Becker
New York Times
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Pritache and
Thiede
HOT Foods
New York Call
Debs
Girard
Allen
Bome
Virdopaa
Emil F. Buenger
Mrs
Chas. Rolloff
Harrison Bros. Town & Country
Pioneer Drug Store
Underwood
Europe
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