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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1908
Page
3
A community appeal invites residents to join the Boosters' Band, urging participation and encouragement to boost local efforts and keep the town active and engaged.
Serena Payne chairing the House Ways and Means Committee rejects J W Van Cleave’s critique of tariff revision methods. He warns against superficial inquiry and then performs a dramatic onstage poisoning scene, followed by a sarcastic recovery and first aid quip.
The upcoming football clash between Annapolis and West Point promises a high stakes finale. Each side brings a strong record and secret plays as they duel for pride after tied Princeton and Yale, while Navy’s 6 6 draw with Harvard suggests a balanced matchup and heavy betting on West Point.
Constantinople reports Baron von Aehrenthal told the Turkish chargé d’affaires that Austria has done all it can for a conciliatory settlement and would be Turkey’s friend or foe. He noted Count Pallavicini’s leave would be granted if negotiations appeared doomed.
A famed French marquis fell for a village fete girl he saw in a salon painting in 1878. He sought her out, learned she was the daughter of a poor Avranches peasant, and after educating her in Paris she became the Marquise de C on her eighteenth birthday.
The withdrawal of troops from the night rider region in Western Kentucky has begun with Hickman as the first camp abandoned. Soldiers depart Trigg, Princeton, Gracey, Cobb, and Dawson areas while guards remain in Murray and Eddyville where conditions stay critical. A Buffalo Express item is embedded about ivory jelly from Sheffield, noting its origin, use, and sales though it is unrelated to the main report.
Philadelphia crowd fills Franklin Field as Army and Navy football teams prepare for their annual clash. Officers and cadets from all ranks gather among sea of uniforms to witness the historic meeting of the two service academies.
A humorous exchange contrasts a youth ful boarder and a cheerful idiot over woman and cat abilities. The line ends with a remark on how people live on the reputations they could have built, attributed to Holmes.
A comic fragment shows Mr. Jackson and Mr. Smith debating watermelon prices. The bargain mood shifts between ten and twenty cents per piece as they haggle over who will buy and pick the fruit.
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