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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1908
Page
2
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Sun sets at 4 20 p m and rises at 7 11 a m with the moon rising doors at 7 59 p m. The note records daily solar and lunar timings for observers.
A reflection notes that possessing wealth and success does not guarantee happiness for some individuals. It highlights a paradox where abundance fails to secure inner contentment and well being.
A historical reflection questions wealth claims by Carnegie and Rockefeller at St Peter's Gate as the core issue remains unanswered. The text notes that charitable deeds do not answer the main inquiry of origin. It contrasts moral actions with the source of wealth and scrutiny by onlookers.
The peace of Potsdam is labeled a treaty that may be remembered as a flawed result in the long history of diplomacy.
Germany cultivates three potato types for table, starch to make alcohol, and fodder. Seed for table use and for starch achieves high perfection, while the leftovers seed the fodder crop. The approach shows careful seed selection across the crop chain.
A Spelling Reform Trust in England faces skepticism as both sides resist changing long established spellings. Advocates push for an international commission to spread simplified forms like thru and fixe, while publishers and readers resist the plan, fearing loss of traditional orthography.
A man was found guilty of counterfeiting after a trial in the county court. Prosecutors described the offender as the author of several forged notes passed in the city. Sentencing is scheduled for next week.
The story recalls twelve cocket writers in the London custom house, lifelong patent officers who extorted fees from merchants. Ten underreported incomes. two were honest and received pensions. One honest man collected £52,000 over 52 years. In France President Castro lands at Pauillac and heads to Bordeaux awaiting Paris decision.
In St Louis on December 11 the coroner’s jury found an open verdict on Francis D Hirechberg noting death was caused by a gunshot wound.
In Togus near the Soldiers home Pope Gibbs demonstrates Maine tobacco growth. He yielded about eighty pounds from seventy nine plants last year and nearly the same from thirty five plants this year with a favorable season. He cured it in a ventilated barn and produced seed stalks over seven feet tall, challenging prior doubts about maturing tobacco seed in Maine.
The report lists grain and livestock prices across markets in Indianapolis Cincinnati Chicago New York and East Buffalo with specifics on wheat corn oats hay cattle hogs sheep lambs and receipts. It also promotes Alls Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo claiming a constitutional remedy and offering a $100 reward for cures.
Frank Ryals returns to New York with two gray temples and a calm air, while his wife Bess confronts his devotion to his club and old friends. Letters from Europe reveal a strained marriage. the home life shows distance as the couple reconnects amid resumed social life.
A mis-spelled ad touts Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a century best cure for kidney bladder and urinary problems. It promises free sample bottles for readers who mail their address and mentions Binghamton New York as the company base.
In a tense domestic drama, Bess and Frank Ryals drift apart after a failed romance. He plots distance and control as she confronts loss, duty, and a drifting marriage while rumors of travel hint at escapism and further rupture.
Tommy bids farewell to the school where he spent his early years. He tells the teacher he is sorry to leave and recalls the good times at recess.
Mrs M McRaney of Prentiss describes three months bedridden with kidney and bladder trouble before using Foley's Kidney Remedy. After two bottles she says she felt like a new person and urges suffering women to try the remedy.
Washington dec 11 special hearings before the house ways and means committee on tariff schedules will continue through winter with treasury experts and noted writers to prepare a bill after Congress’s extra session in March. Ex congressmen Morrison and Mills are cited. the Gridiron club season opener is set for Dec 12. Sherman remains in the house until March 4 and then presides over the Senate as vice president. Queen Lil seeks 250000 and Ethel Roosevelt’s debut at the White House stirs Washington society.
The Franklin Township Board of Finance Floyd County Indiana invites written proposals from bank and trust companies to deposit public funds under the 1907 act. Proposals due January 4 1909 at Nehemish Bowman’s office with bonds and official forms. Christian Gueswein presiding. Smith Bupp secretary.
A lyric lament from a New York Herald reader airs the memory of summer seaside happiness and the hollow vows of several admirers. The speaker sits in winter, recalling promises from Tom Jeck George Sinclair and others, each pledging devotion while the flat number and outcomes remain unresolved.
A Harper's Weekly quote presents a terse exchange on unwanted kisses. The dialog reflects social attitudes toward female autonomy and male assumptions, framed as a witty, period voice.
An advertisement promises to cure a case of itch leg bleeding or protruding piles in six to fourteen days or a refund. The claim emphasizes a guaranteed relief window and a money back option.
The Georgetown Township Board of Finance Floyd County Indiana will accept written proposals January 24 1909 between 2 and 4 pm at the Town House Georgetown for deposit of public funds up to four hundred thousand dollars in banks or trust companies with offices in Indiana. Proposals must include bonds with official forms and be executed as required by Chapter 222 Act of 1907. Signed J E Kereman President and Wu Bk Crandall Secretary.
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