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Newspaper

New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1902

Page

4

Grand march of marshsled men on Memorial Day

A dreamlike scene recalls a vast procession of Civil War figures and haunted memories of battles. The speaker envisions hundreds of thousands marching along quiet streets toward graves, as ghostly moonlight bleeds into a nation’s chorus of names and notes from Sherman to Grant.

Memorial Day Unknown Dead and the Last Soldier

A reflective poem on Memorial Day scenes and the Unknown Dead. The speaker recalls silent marchers in mist bearing wreaths, wonders about debt to Union soldiers, and laments a future when the last Grand Army man dies and memory fades. The verse laments changing times and the true price of freedom.

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Memorial day reflections and civic commentary in New Ulm

The article laments war losses and honors fallen soldiers while contrasting sacred remembrance with local political critique. It includes a Memorial Day call to lay flowers on graves, notes roses and forgiveness, and transitions to a sharp critique of council chairs and city expenditures. It also covers Attorney General voting rulings and obituaries for Buenger and Isenbeck.

City Hall Chairs Supplied for Officials

The city council approves up to date seating for all members including the mayor and city attorney. Each receives a new fifteen dollar chair with the mayor to have the best chair, promised long ago and now provided with little trouble.

Stark Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance annual meeting notice

The annual meeting of the members of Stark Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co. will be held at Christensen's Hall Sleepy Eye on Monday June 2 for electing nine directors and other business. Meeting to order at 11 o'clock in the forenoon. Sleepy Eye May 19 1902. Secretary Jxo. Currie.

Stark Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co Christensen Sleepy Eye Jxo. Currie

Peruna touted as a safe, toning remedy by chemist Miller

Professor L J Miller of Ypsilanti says Peruna is composed of valued herbal extracts and barks balanced to tone the system and restore functions. He reports favorable results in catarrh cases and calls Peruna one of the most skillfully prepared medicines for safe public use.

L. J. Miller High School Ypsilanti, Mich N. Clark Street Chicago Prop. L I Miller

Peruna endorsements from readers in Midwest letter pages

Letters from readers in St Paul Roberts and Wolf Lake praise Peruna as a reliable stomach ailment remedy. James B. Taylor notes five bottles improved his health after long doctoring. J W Pritchard credits Peruna with curing stomach catarrh and dyspepsia, enabling full meals again. All letters urge others to seek Dr Hartman’s free advice and Peruna usage.

James B. Taylor Roberts, Ind J. W. Pritchard Wolf Lake Ind Perons Perans Hartman Haruman Hartman Gsniterium Columbus Ohio

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