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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1902
Page
8
Republican party ballot instructs voters to mark an X in the square next to their chosen candidate. George W. Summerville is listed for Sheriff with a single vote value. The form emphasizes voting for one person and how to mark the ballot.
Two women and a bright little girl on a Prospect avenue car attract attention as the child asks questions. At eighteenth street a pretty woman passes by, prompting a mother to remark she is handsome. The girl notes the figure and says her mother looks like that with a quip about the head. The moment elicits laughter from the car and leaves the child curious about the crowd.
A garbled pastiche recounts a fatal accident verdict and dinner ritual, then shifts to misadventures in China with a colonel and a boastful fencer of scores, followed by a crude Chicago river soapmaking vignette and a blurred cartoonish exchange about a pharmacy clerk and a beauty request. The text parrots newspaper miscellany and scraps dialogue with little coherent narrative.
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