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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1908
Page
3
A 19th century promotional piece argues women should endure medical exams to treat diseases. It touts Favorite Prescription as a cure for draining irregularities and female weakness, claiming nonalcoholic, safe ingredients with endorsements. It promotes Pierce’s Medical Adviser and Pleasant Pellets.
An advertisement touts Dr Jones as a specialist in chronic diseases with hospital experience and several cures. It claims he can treat piles fissure fistula hydrocele and numerous other conditions without surgery, promising permanent relief and methods that avoid business detention.
Denver prepares to host the Democratic National Convention starting July 7 with 1,008 delegates and 1,008 alternates, plus thousands more attending at the 12,500-seat Auditorium. The city aims to showcase scenic Colorado and hospitality, including mountain snow displays, while women vote in galleries for the first time. Bryan remains a looming influence with plans for a pivotal speech by Omaha’s Dunn, and contenders like Johnson, Gray, Chamberlain, and Chanler are discussed for the presidential and vice presidential nominations.
Describes the 1860 con ventions and the raucous campaigns around William Henry Harrison and Abraham Lincoln. Details loud cheering and theatrical displays at the Wigwam, Seward and Lincoln factions, and the dramatic ballots culminating in Lincoln’s nomination on the third ballot. The piece cites Halstead’s remark on Seward vs Lincoln shouts and the roof cannon noise.
A Dresden woman walked midnight on a roof edge while somnambulant. Neighbors laid mattresses as she danced along the slant, but awakening by candlelight caused a fatal fall. The event inspired Bellini to write La Sonnambula.
A reflection on curiosity describing inquisitive people as conduits of dialogue who share information rather than claim it for themselves, passing ideas along to others. It emphasizes the social value of questioning and exchange over ownership of knowledge.
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