Pasteur Institute crusade praised by McClure's writer
Cleveland Moffett extols Pasteur Institutes worldwide for diphtheria tetanus diphtheria and plague cures. The article discusses inoculation methods and antitoxin discoveries including snake venom antidotes. It notes vast life-saving efforts and the global push to combat cobra outbreaks.
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Cleveland Moffett
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Cash Could Effect Cure Promised by Quack Doctors
Promoters posing as cures traveled near New Ulm this summer, charging farmers up to 160 dollars for atomizers and visits. The two men, C. E. Rowlin of St Paul and J. C. Hackman of Milwaukee, left town after taking 2,000 to 2,500 dollars from patients, leaving many regretting their purchases as notes were discounted at a bank and patients sought ordinary medical care anew.
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New Ulm
C. E. Rowlin
St. Paul
J. C. Hackman
Milwaukee
Rowlin
Milford
Cottonwood
Sigel
Springfield
Beinhorn Dies After Fall On Broadway Crosswalk
Henry Beinhorn 80 a Minnesota territorial pioneer died at his Broadway home after injuries from a July 31 fall on a Broadway Second North crosswalk. He lingered over a month before a paralysis stroke Monday evening. Survived by son William of St Paul and other children. Funeral at 2 pm tomorrow at family residence.
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Henry Beinhorn
William
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Germany
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Chicago
Johanna Gebert
Brown County
Milford
Beinhorn
New Ulm
William Beinhorn
Albert Beinhorn
Emily Beinshorn
City Fires Alarm Upgrade Likely To Take A Month
City linemen began wiring for a major fire alarm system overhaul. With five miles of old line to remove and six miles of new wire to install, Supt. Adolf Wagner aims to push progress through September. Additional arc light poles ready for wiring will illuminate churches and public buildings.
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Adolf Wagner
Excursion to Sleepy Eye for Carnival Night
More than two hundred excursionists will ride the Chicago & North-Western special train from New Ulm to Sleepy Eye for the fair and parade tonight. Geo W Barnes and F W Johnson lead the effort, with Concordia and Second Regiment bands providing music. Train departs at 7:00 PM and returns near midnight, with ample coaches and seating for all. The Patterson & Brainerd Carnival company provides multiple attractions.
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Sleepy Eye
Geo. W. Barnes
F. W. Johnson
New Ulm
Old Town
Second Regiment
Concordia
Griffithville
Warnival
Sleepy Eye Fair
Patterson & Brainerd Carnival Company
Tracy
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