Eastman Kodaks Films and Supplies Line
A new line of Eastman Kodak films and supplies has been announced, detailing fresh product options for photographers and retailers. The rollout includes coatings, lenses, and related accessories aimed at expanding market reach and consumer choice.
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Remarkable New Discovery Rapium Supplying Light Without Heat
New Ulm Review notes rapium as a bizarre substance emitting particles at 60 000 to 90 000 miles per second while maintaining its strength. It supposedly lights without heat and its light conducts electricity. It also converts oxygen to ozone and colors glass brown permanently, with Cosmopolitan offering a $300 prize for related papers. The paper also critiqued primary election reforms, blamed harvest gangs for county troubles, and urged swift action against professional toughs plagiarizing labor.
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Cosmopolitan
Dr Gray Osteopathy and Massage Offers Free Trial
Dr Gray osteopathy and massage advertises cures for constipation bronchitis cataracts heart kidney bladder rheumatism liver stomach nerves bad blood pimples and more. The free trial claim is offered to prove the treatment’s effectiveness with office over Hornburg's store in New Ulm Minnesota.
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D. Gray
Gray
Hornburg
New Ulm
Minn
Industrial Union Dues and City Lighting Test Report
G A Ottemeyer notes nearly full collection of six months dues with one member outstanding, praising the Union for fostering faith and city affairs. The Friday incandescent lighting test shows no clear power increase over old lights, but the new plant, built frugally, is expected to last and will be handed to the city after a month of operation. Adolph Wagner oversees management. The School of Agriculture opens October 1902 with fall and winter terms, offering practical training for farm life and as a prep school for college, inviting suitable preparatory applicants to apply through Principal Frederick D Tucker. Primary election returns indicate higher primary turnout than caucuses, with results reflecting the old voting method’s impact.
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Wen
Anold
Adolph Wagner
Ulm
School of Agriculture
College of Agriculture
Frederick D- Tucker
St. Anthony Park
Minn
New Ulm
Voters Silent on Primary Race Amid Close County Attorney Ballot
On Tuesday September 16 1902 independent voters stayed away from primaries while party friends faced a tight county attorney contest. Hoidale’s supporters lost city votes but Capt George and William Tutusoseemed to sway outcomes. City turnout favored Democrats by about two thirds yet overall caucus influence remained limited.
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Testimonial Claims Peruna Cures Catarrhal Dyspepsia
Bonard P. Verdery of Augusta Ga and Leonard F Ver EDery Congressman B B Dormer of Wheeling WV credit Peruna with curing catarrhal dyspepsia and offer to provide free medical advice. The ad touts Peruna as a tonic and claims it treats catarrh across seasons.
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Augusts
Leonard F. Veedery
Deviner
West Virginia
B. B. Dormer
Wheeling
Washington, D. C
House of Representatives
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Violin and Mannolin Lessons Offered by Louis Ambrosch
Louis Ambrosch provides thorough instruction in advanced violin and mannolin methods at Neumann's over the studio, available every day except Friday and Saturday. Advanced students welcome.
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Louis Ambrosch
Jessons
Neumann
If the People Wished Local rental for city land in St Paul
A Redwing Argus excerpt argues a clothing firm will pay the city 5800 annually for occupying a city lot, with 3300 to the treasury. It contends such rent benefits taxpayers, funds schools, and supports fire and police services, imagining if downtown districts and select residence lots were turned to the city.
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St/Paul
St. Paul
Redwing Argus
Ramsey's Mellow Birthday For Minnesota War Governor
Gov Alexander Ramsey, first territorial governor and Civil War governor, celebrated his seventy-seventh birthday. Surrounded by friends at his home on South Exchange Street he greeted well-wishers and later presided over the state historical society executive council meeting before recounting jokes about aging milestones.
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State Historical Society
Pioneer Press
University Agriculture Department Introduces Rural Life Education
The department of agriculture at the university is tasked by the legislature to prepare leaflets and materials to improve country life and farming art. It will produce charts, school room aids, and plans to make students more observant on the farm with reports, while aiding rural schools and teachers in integrating country life with schooling. F J Waite, a Wisconsin graduate, leads the work after a productive summer.
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Department of Agriculture
University
F. J. Wajte
Wisconsin
Editorial on partisan press dominance in primary elections
A Redwood County editor warns that newspapers with party bias enforce censorship during primaries. The piece describes editors facing subscriber pressure, IOU threats, and endless political maneuvering, then praises editors who remain independent after defeats and avoid selling influence for subscriptions.
The Wrong Mr Wright Comedy Attracts Big Laughs
The farce The Wrong Mr Wright features Henry Beresford in a guise as an old woman hating bachelor pursued as a purloiner. A Sherlock Holmes in petticoats pursues Adolphus Wright causing comic mix ups. Assam موسیلا
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Henry Beresford
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Adolphus Wright
Sherlock Holmes
Perry Davis Painkiller Exceeds One Hundred Million Bottles Sold
An advertisement touts Perry Davis Painkiller with a claim of 100 million bottles sold in 60 years and a world-spanning reach. It urges careful homes to avoid imitations and notes availability in Ohio and Indiana. It promotes four round trip excursion sales dates in 1902 for settlers visiting the west, via Minneapolis and St. Louis, with low rates valid 30 days from sale.
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Indiana
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Minneapolis
Minn
Deemster Dramatized by Chase at Mankato Theatre
The Deemster a four act drama by Hall Caine in Chase version will be staged at the Mankato Theatre next Friday. The Deemster and the Bishop roles are described as strong and distinct with a highly capable company promised to do justice to the work. The production is expected to meet with success and rival Chase’s prior hits.
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Deemster
Hall Caine
Chas. W. Chase
Mankato Theatre
Mr. Chase
Bishop
Moat
Willineet
Infant Dies of Whooping Cough in Cambria
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Hawert of Cambria died on Saturday September 12 1902 from whooping cough. Funeral services were held Monday with Rev. Dahlmann officiating and burial in City Cemetery.
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Fritz, Hawert
Cambria
Dahlmann
State aid list for Milford Home Riegel Linden Albio Mulligan
Disputed county aid allocated to districts No 9 and 25 in Milford No 18 17 and 19 in Home No 10 in Riegel No 20 in Linden No 19 in Albio No 70 in Mulligan. Total planned aid $100 per district. funds are insufficient to cover all wants though legislature expected to provide extra. New Ulm New Birsepy Bye Sleepy Ere Breepy yn
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Riegel
Linden
Albio
Mulligan
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