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Newspaper

English News

Location

English, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1908

Page

2

Export Trade Analysis Shows Rise In U S Manufactured Goods

The English News reports on the United States foreign trade for the last fiscal year with a 3 percent overall gain. Exports of agricultural implements rose to 24.5 million dollars, vehicles to 22 million, chemicals to 20.8 million, and iron and steel to 1484.96 million, while leather products fell. The piece notes growing foreign demand for U S goods, except cotton textiles, and cites Troy Times on the need to expand overseas markets to support domestic industry.

United States Pat Nyc

Aero match of Count Zeppelin and early flight pioneers

Report on Zeppelins and early aviation feats with Count Zeppelin pledging half his fortune to experiments. Henry Farman wins the Armengaud prize with 33 minutes aloft. Bierich flies eight minutes. Langley and other inventors attract government interest as airship tech grows amid public enthusiasm.

Ute Vike Turtia Waunkey Count Zepp Switz Count Zeppelin Henry Farman Armengaud Bierich Wremained Hampmendepict N.Y Wright Wrothers A. A. Herothers Langleyses Mad War Department Langiey

Review of a Week's Events From Around the World

A sweeping slice of early 20th century news covers political shifts in New York and New Hampshire, aviation tragedy at Fort Myer, a Mississippi racially tinged killing, drought and storms across the United States, a Mauretania storm scare, and international affairs from Portugal to Panama. Notables include Senator Foraker, Governor Huces, Lieut. Selfridge, Orville Wright, and Prince Miguel, with incidents in Maine, Kentucky, and Illinois shaping the week’s record.

Foraker Ohio Charles Evans Huces New York Jamra W. Wadeworth, Jr Livingston John K. Stew- Steankey Democrats Levis S. Chanler Coverner Boy Mat Henney Norma! Losec New Diampehire Jadee Patan Rovpertsen New Haven Conneaticut Join Folacey Taw Eppeee Uniaminses United Ates Vorellas Dames A. Tawa James McCleary Clarence Th Miho Minnesota Bede DY Orville Wright Fort Myer Thomas E. Selfridge Army Signal Corps Wright Charles Jones Eden Station Miss New England New England States Mint Mauretania Lisbon Manuel Claire Penne Hrack Johnsom Mursville Hoke Smith Geo Paris Miguel of Bracanuza Dom Miguel Portugal Saminuel Sloan Channeer Board of Signal Officers George OG. Squier Army Lieut Selfridge Colon Panama Giovanni P. Morosini Art Coliortor W. W. Reamer East St. Legis Oklahoma City Ohloa Harry Pearson Harry Parker Iola Kan George Morton Philadelphia Fanning Island Christmas Island Maine Pmspatches Trom M Aousia Grabow Mare Island Navy Yard Teddy May Sperry Albany Western Australia Manila Michigan Onitario Charles Edward Dumnard London Switt & Company South St. Joseph Mark Twain Redding Conn Sherif Piasys St. Petersburg Joseph James Springfield Chicago United Hatters of America D. E. Loewe &Co Danwary Ncheag Palate

Fragmentary 19th Century Notes On Local Elections and Death

Disjointed OCR fragment mentions a death from heart attack and a real estate matter in TPkenvet. It references figures like Congressman Lanning of Ohio, a misapplied funds charge, and a Taft-associated dismissive remark. Several garbled names and places appear with no clear narrative or dates.

Kbysiem Lapkrum Lanning Ohio

Wide Range of Disasters Reported Across Regions

The dispatches recount fires, explosions, and violence including a boiler blast killing five and injuring sixteen near Ain-ia-Chapette, a hotel blaze at Green Springs, library damage at Johns Hopkins, and a fatal shooting near Philo Illinois. Political and wartime tensions are noted with martial law threats and arrests in Rhode Island and Wisconsin.

Ain-ia-Chapette Green Springs Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore John Cook Philo. II Edna McClelland

Wright Wins World Aeroplane Record In Lemans Flight

In Lemans on Sept 22 Wilbur Wright set a world distance record, lasting 1 hour 33 minutes 51 seconds and covering about 67 miles. A 19,000 strong crowd and officials watched as he surpassed brother Orville, with Wright finally landing after dusk amid cheers and cavalry patrols.

Ft. Myer Aero Club Wright iNlick

Jealous Husband Murders Two Women Then Falls Anew

Johnstown Pennsylvania Sept 22 crazed by jealousy Joseph Johns entered the home of Mrs Kate Cobaugh in Conemaugh and shot his wife and Mrs Cobaugh dead. He then attempted suicide by leaping an embankment and was found with both legs broken by railroad workers.

Johnstown Joseph Johns

Earthquake Shakes Hilo Island. Volcano Floor Sinks

A strong earthquake hit Hilo island at 8 10 Sunday night lasting 17 seconds. The volcanic floor sank and magma rose. an eruption is expected.

Honolulu Hilo Island

Value of Raw Apples for Health and Longevity

A medicinal tone extols raw apples for digestion, longevity, and brain health. It cites phosphates, biliousness relief, and insomnia mitigation as benefits, advising moderation, distilled water, tart fruit, and fully ripe apples to maximize fruit’s life extension claims.

Royal signs linger in New York city heritage scene

A New York lawyer near Fulton Street notes British royal symbols persist in the city. He recalls St Pauls church during lunch crowds and a pulpit featuring the Prince of Wales emblem, seen as one of the last royal marks after the revolutionary era ended with Bowling Green statues’ destruction.

New York Prince of Wales Liberty Bors New York City Charge Bowling Green New York Sun

Lamb and the dip that sparked a language mêlée

An old tale about Charles Lamb illustrates how sea bathing frightened his stammer. At a bathing machine he faltered while saying he was to be dipped and was repeatedly ducked by two attendants until he finally proclaimed the miscommunication.

Charles Lamb Lamb Diai

Paris Market Gardeners Eye New York Veggie Trade

A Paris syndicate of market gardeners studied exporting early vegetables to New York to push the export trade. Delays stem from cold storage arrangements on transatlantic liners and strong English demand offering a profitable market beyond current supplies.

Syndicate of Market Gardeners Paris France New York England

Risk-free way to test white lead purity

The Dutch Boy Painter trademark from National Lead Company guarantees purity and quality of white lead. Order a testing outfit and a free book on paint by writing to National Lead Company, Woodbridge Ridge, New York City.

National Lead Company National Woodbridge Ridge New York City

Distemper Cure for Animals and Sales Notice

In this fragment a humorous exchange about a baby's collapsible carriage is followed by an advertisement for SPOHNS DISTEMPER CURE claiming to cure distemper in horses and chicken cholera. It offers 50 cents to 1 dollar a bottle, mentions agents and a free book, and ends with a garbled line about a conflict related to a noble man.

George Alvira Spoka Med Co

Helpful Advice From Mrs Pink on Private medical letters

A Detroit era style appeal invites women to confide private health concerns to Mrs Pink in Lynn Massachusetts. The letter promises strict confidentiality and cites decades of correspondence with sick women as a source of knowledge to aid the reader’s ease.

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Proven Remedy

An advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard cure for female ills. It cites a testimonial from Mrs. Barnett of Allen Town Pa describing relief from headaches and nervous issues after use. The copy claims the product has cured thousands of displacements inflammation and other related conditions.

Mirs Borman I. Barnett Allentown Lydia BE Pinkham Dag Noweil Lydia E. Pinkham

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