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New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1906

Page

4

Wealth talk and political jests mix in New Ulm Gazette

A collage of downtown notes from New Ulm Minnesota mentions Rockefeller Belmont Hill Morgan Carnegie Gould Birim an Widell and Corriston plus local items. It covers school board dismissals for looks policy debates voter interest and pro scandal satire. It notes Thaw Johnson and McCleary in various public roles and salaries debates.

Johan D. Rockefeller August Belmont James J. Hill J. Pierpont Morgan Andrew Carnegie Helen Gould H. Barriman

Cummings Firm Fails Amid Knocking and Local Fallout

The Cummings Commission Company, a major Twin Cities brokerage with a New Ulm branch, suspended operations citing sustained knocking against it. Robert Swetland may relocate, while local patrons suffered. the judge’s absence and telepathic speculation surround a broader social thread.

Cummings Commission Company Twin Cities Cummings Dakotas Winnipeg St. Paul Minneapolis Robert Swetland New Ulm

Reminiscent of Judge Webber and Court Reporter Eckstein

The Marshall News Messenger recalls Judge Webber and his close reliance on court reporter W. J. Eckstein. Eckstein served seventeen years, later entering the bar, and aided the judge through business, legal, and personal matters with exactness and diligence. The judge insisted on precise filings, even correcting minor items in an election expense affidavit.

Nekstein New Ulm Marshall Eckstein Mr. Eckstein Atlantic Hotel Judge Webber Green Lake Kandiyohi C. B. Tyler A. R. Chase Lyon County Marshall News Messenger W.J. Eckstein Webber Fidus Achates

Acorn Incande Scent Wonder Lights Seeks Reps in New Ulm

Earn $200 monthly with reliable men who introduce the Wonder Lights scent from Acorn Incande. Experience not required. Exclusive territory offered. Address CHas W. Hamilton P O Box 451 New Ulm Minnesota.

Chas W. Hamilton P. O. Box New Ulm Minn

Devilfish Mimes Water Color to Hide Itself

An Ava lon California observer describes a devilfish nearly two feet across that hides by changing color rapidly to match the sea bottom. The creature pursues crabs, can project a long tentacle to grab prey, and uses a water jet to push away a researcher, with multiple specimens showing varying levels of aggression.

Avalon Cal

Planetary vitality and the moon’s quiet doom essay

The Edinburgh Review argues earthquakes prove planetary vitality and Earth’s liveliness while the moon fades. It suggests ancient lunar life cycles may have existed and notes Earth's elasticity maintains land–sea balance, with tectonic shifts shaping a habitable globe. Jerome K. Jerome reflects on human fate tied to desire.

Edinburgh Review Earth Moon Jupiter Saturn

Pointed Paragraphs and Venison Prices of Old

Excerpts discuss sharp aphorisms about honesty pride and business, noting how misrepresentation strains trust. A historical note recalls venison values in Indiana in the 1840s 1850s, when wild game and pork prices differed and a turkey could cost less than a modern sausage link.

Tham Park Morgan and Brown Counties Indianapolis News

Loving Kindness and Clear Boundaries in Everyday Conflicts

A humorous anecdote contrasts handling aggression with calm boundaries. The narrator notes liking each party yet uses firm words or affectionate actions to signal nonacceptance. The dog, grocer, and baby each respond to consistent, loving communication.

Test for Eyesight: Observe Ursa Major and Mizar

An interesting eyesight test involves watching Ursa Major on a clear night. Mizar, the second star in the Great Bear, is a double star and requires good vision to discern. If you can detect it, your eyesight is sound.

Mizar

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