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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1908
Page
3
An advertising notice extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for curing sour stomach and foul breath by cleansing the stomach and blood. It links churn cleanliness to health, claims relief from pimples, eruptions, scrofulous swellings, and other diseases arising from bad blood, and offers a free booklet upon request.
A fragmented medical notice praises Dr Jones as a leading specialist in chronic eye diseases and general surgery. It lists ailments treated including cataracts, neuralgia, goiter, and hernias, and notes absorbent eye treatments and eyelid correction without glasses. The ad emphasizes extensive hospital experience and a broad range of surgical services.
Nervous debility described with vague symptoms such as tired mornings, memory issues, weak back, and general malaise. Claims of cures for mood poison, syphilis, stricture, varicose issues, and effects of early vice, asserting positive cures of nervousness and related ailments.
Walton Williams chronicles Thomas A. Edison as a transformative genius whose inventions illuminate the world. From the incandescent lamp to the phonograph and kinetoscope, his relentless method and bold ventures span telegraphy, concrete housing, and storage batteries, driving mass accessibility and progress.
The Kentucky feudist Jim Hargis who ruled Breathitt County was killed by his son. He despised photos and photographers but was later photographed at his trial. Report details how a Courier Journal photographer concealed near the courthouse and captured images as he left by the rear. Hargis initially resisted but relented after the ice was broken.
Dr. Robert MacDonald of Washington Avenue Baptist Church discoursed on the Emmanuel movement as a balanced blend of science and religion. He praised its eclectic method and spirit, saying it unites psychology medicine mental suggestion Christian Science and faith care into a scientific Christianity that strengthens Christianity and offers a unifying God centered platform. Two more sermons remain in the current series before a new constructive series begins.
Henry B. Hersey discusses airships in the March Century article Experiences In the Sky claiming dirigibles are a proven success and will shape future wars. The French government plans a fleet of aerial cruisers to drop dynamite on forts and ships, while Germany advances with Count Zeppelin under government patronage building a large, scientifically planned airship.
A letter carrier recalled a dated envelope note found on a flap reading Postman postman do your duty. The message addressed to a young woman in New York described a masculine hand and a reference to a black erred beauty, suggesting a curious personal inscription observed recently.
Hiram Percy Maxim, son of the inventor of the Maxim gun, gains a patent for a noiseless gun using a gas valve to mute discharge with smokeless powder. Military experts foresee dramatic changes in warfare as skirmishers and sharpshooters could strike unseen, altering frontline dynamics while remaining concealed from enemy observation.
Brooklyn society threads shift as Herbert Dickinson Lewis becomes the first male debutant in the elite circle. The 20 Remsen Street presentation featured a formal receiving line with three debutant girls and two young men, marking a new fashion in Brooklyn's spring social season.
W H Waters of Miller South Dakota is relocating large cedar trees using jackscrews and heavy tubers. The trees were dug with roots left in several tons of soil last fall, then raised from the ground as the mass froze and set in a prepared location. Officials expect the trees to resume growing in spring as if undisturbed.
The vessel for the Pacific coast adds a cableway and buoy system with an automatic reel to transfer people between moving ships and wrecks. The life line remains taut as the hawser pays in or out, enabling safe transfers at sea. Mississippi conducts state bankers' declaration as ten negro banks organize locally.
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