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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1908
Page
3
A promotional claim argues liver torpor signals from poor nourishment and digestion. It touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as restoring stomach activity, reducing toxin build up, and easing bilious symptoms. The ad urges avoiding certain foods and to use the product until strength returns, noting its non secret, non alcoholic glyceric extract formula with known ingredients.
Dr. Jones claims to permanently cure many diseases without fees, visiting patients yearly while others stop after few visits. He touts expertise in allobron do diseases, rapid diagnosis, and treatment of catarrh, lung ailments, stomach and liver issues, kidney and bladder problems, paralysis, epilepsy, goiter, and eye and ear conditions, with corrective eye surgery and guaranteed glasses.
More than 100000 ears of prize corn will be exhibited in Omaha Nebraska at the next December world corn exposition. The top prize offers $1000 plus a $1500 Aztec chief statue trophy from the Mexican government. The winner could receive about $300 per ear in all, with subsequent seed auctions adding further income. Floor space of 16000 square feet will house the women's department with model kitchens and prize bread. Wheat milling tests and bread quality will also determine prizes with experts from five major grain markets as judges.
English Captain Loch of the Indian cavalry says Kansas City is the world's best mule market. Forty mules, weighing 750 pounds each, will ship from Kansas City to Liverpool and then Calcutta to form a nucleus for India artillery. Also notes Alta Weiss, Rogersville, as champion girl pitcher, entering Wooster College, and a long poem about the Tuberculosis Congress with patriotic tone and call to action.
Carl E. Taylor of Aftkin requests the attorney general to remove Clarence B. Miller and J. Adam Bede from the general election ballot. He argues Miller and Bede vastly exceeded the $650 expenditure limit in their primary campaigns, while Taylor spent $359.30. The attorney general refused, saying the law does not cover primaries and lacks authority to remove the candidates.
Marwick Mitchell and Co reporting for receivers of Pillsbury Washburn Flour Mills and Northern Elevator finds combined assets of 5 203 546 92 with quick assets 2 358 089 66 and mill properties 3 991 636 55. Excess assets over liabilities 1 145 626 85. Debenture lien against mill and water properties stood 4 535 000 Aug 8, offset by water power value. equity in water power not included. brands and goodwill not valued.
George B. Howley, president of the State Federation of Labor, claims at a St Paul meeting that he was offered $1000 to remain silent and to influence the labor vote, with letters promised to prove prominent officials were paid to stay silent. A separate report details a fatal shooting of Mike Crotty during a handbag theft chased by two colored men, and a train accident in Two Harbors leaving Nichol Haade with both legs amputated but surviving. Gas kills an elderly woman at the Kendall hotel in St Paul bound for Butte, and a barn fire at Western Otter Tail county destroys oats, hay, and six horses.
Burglars robbed the Waverly post office securing $15 in cash and $200 in stamps. The safe was breached after picking the combination, marking the second such incident this year in Waverly with no clue to the culprits.
A collage of comic vignettes and ad style snippets. It includes a Liver pill pitch by Eugene Pfefferle, a London post office pun about forty eight orders, and a satirical London Express exchange on literary society jokes about Goethe Poe Voltaire and disreputable conduct.
L A Bartlett of Rural Route 1 Guilford Maine says the family has enjoyed good health since using Dr King’s New Life Pills for three years. The product cleanses and tones the system gently and is sold for 25 cents at O M Olsen’s drug store.
In northern Chile the Atacama desert hosts green oases like Pica and Matilla fed by Andean waters. Capillary moisture allows crops under desert soil. oases fuel nitrate industry, supplying vegetables, alfalfa for cattle, fruits, and timber for nitrate works, sustaining regional workers. The region marks a rare agricultural oasis amid bleak desert.
A historical fragment explains woodchucks gained their name from dirt throwing near their burrows. In ancient times a marmot ignored a rabbit’s complaint, defied a judge dog, and declared he would “chuck” dirt where he pleased, leading to the enduring name for marmots.
Go carts priced from 1735 dollars feature the newest designs by J H Forster. The ad repeats the price and designer, highlighting updated patterns and availability for buyers seeking modern models.
A doctor in Calcutta reportedly cured his only daughter of consumption using herbs. Now in the United States, the doctor offers the recipe free for two stamps, claiming the remedy also treats night sweats nausea and can break a fresh cold in 24 hours. Send two 2 cent stamps to Crad Dock & Co at 1032 Race St Philadelphia.
A Washington report notes the Department of Agriculture filed a strong guarantee for JelLo and Jell-O Cream Powder under a National Pure Food Law. The document covers wholesale and retail grocers and asserts the products meet purity and wholesomeness standards praised by officials.
Mrs Ada L Croom proprietor of the Croom Hotel Vaughn Mississippi reports a severe cough and suspected consumption. A friend recommended Dr King’s New Discovery which she began using and after three weeks claims a complete cure. The product is sold by a local drug store with a trial bottle free.
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