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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1905
Page
4
The piece surveys national politics including Longworth, inflationary talk, and reform while criticizing post office practices, freight issues, and trust politics. It mentions farmers, a Canadian railway idea, holiday trade, and a varied menu of editorial reflections on New Mexico slavery, statehood, and taxation.
A Buffalo News excerpt discusses self hypnotism through sleep and waking prompts, the brain and heart’s rhythms in sleep, and the mystery of sensing time during slumber. It notes examples from battle to endurance, and claims deprivation of sleep as a severe torture.
In a discussion of Westminster's location, Wellington argued Parliament should sit on the river to avoid being surrounded and to ensure safe ingress and egress amid a rising London population. Sir William Fraser recalls Napoleon II reacting to the idea, reflecting on how different histories might have unfolded with such precautions.
A humorous dialect anecdote quotes Judge about a dream where Saint Peter weighs souls with a balance. The contemplating sinner asks what is in the bag and is told water, mil lions, and chickens, and wakes before receiving the chance to have sins forgiven.
Long and winding backroom chatter outlines Julius A. Schmahl pursuing the Minnesota secretary of state post with alleged district coalitions for judgeship, senate, and house seats. Other figures named include D. D. Seward, Jim Larson, Stewart, George W. Somerville, and J. Jacobsen amid rivalries and hopefuls.
The article argues catarrh of the kidneys is common and often overlooked by physicians. It claims Pernna cures by eradicating kidney catarrh, restoring regular kidney function. It cites thousands of testimonials and directs readers to Dr. Hartman's Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus for confidential correspondence.
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