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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1908
Page
2
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A brief vignette contrasts two men who prized industry and economy to excess. One labored intensely yet became stingy and frugal to the point of absurdity, while his wife clung to an old coat and reused worn household items, illustrating how virtue can sour into pettiness.
Government crop report lists corn leading with 294.86 million bushels, Iowa close behind at 287.46 million, Nebraska 205.77 million, and Missouri 203.63 million. Rice tops in Louisiana at 11.826 million, Texas second at 9.741 million. Kentucky leads tobacco at 160.755 million pounds with North Carolina Virginia and Tennessee following. Potatoes show New York 34.044 million, Maine 26.1 million, Michigan 22.824 million, Wisconsin 210.16 thousand.
The report lists Bun 4 30 rise 7 13 p m moon 10 57 p m apogee at 5 39 p m eastern time and moon in conjunction with Jugdi ter passing 413 degrees north of the planet from west to east.
A fragmented line recalls Sam heading along a trail with an old shotgun ready to respond if danger appears, reflecting rural suspense and frontier mood in regional lore.
A historical note swirls around a rich benefactor promising a vast monthly income for a pauper while asserting a life of poverty. The passage hints at a transformative but paradoxical guarantee tied to a philanthropic or satirical scheme.
The garbled text hints at a discussion about a congressional matter on a specific topic and a hope for reversal. It mentions another person who might handle the issue well if tasks proceed. Names, dates, and places are missing or unreadable.
The excerpt argues the term frazzle predates Columbus in England and counters U S railroads raising rates. It notes improving net earnings and forecasts for shippers and the public as carriers resist rate hikes despite poverty pleas. It frames English origin, railroad profits, and potential policy friction.
The article argues that a quiet understanding with Japan may be more valuable than formal treaties. It warns against alarming predictions of war over incidents and suggests dialogue before action as a path toward harmony, noting Japan's formidability and the need for visible resolve.
Professor Henry of Wisconsin Agricultural College finds in feed tests that 470 pounds of uncooked grain produce as much gain as 5 pounds of cooked grain, a loss of about 6 percent in value when grain is cooked. He notes people may share the same reluctance to change meals despite efficiency.
A reader shares a home meat preservation method for pork. The process uses twenty five pounds of medium thin side pork packed in a four to five gallon jar with a salt rub. A brine of one pound brown sugar and four pounds salt is boiled, cooled, then poured over the meat to cover it.
A visiting home showcases power driven convenience with a sewing machine powered by a small dynamo a ceiling wired furnace heater an electric radiator for mild days and a suction carpet sweeper operated by electrical current illustrating household efficiency and time saving.
An advertisement promotes Ialii’s Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio as a constitutional remedy for catarrh claiming it cures by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. The note offers $100 for a failure to cure and invites readers to request circulars and testimonials. Also mentions Hall's Ferily Pills as best.
Washington reports the omnibus bill on Civil War damages to church and educational property tied up in the Senate amid broad amendments. Proponents expect a compromise within two months. New York figures consider Woodruff a possible senator, backing Root, Taft remarks, and women rising in census clerks with promotions debated. Roosevelt and Beveridge plans loom for territories and state admissions in 1911.
A personal appeal urges readers to try Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung trouble claiming forty years of cures and warning against unknown preparations that may contain harmful drugs. The message is signed O. D. Enoefel.
A health advertises Swamp Root by Kilmer. It claims kidney and bladder disease affect women and men, causing mind weakness and loss of vigor. It offers sample bottles by mail and cites testimonials from cured sufferers, with Binghamton New York address for Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root.
In Union City Tennessee on December 4 the Reelfoot district residents gathered for the opening scene of the night rider trials. Armed in homespun and ragged attire they watched the barracks where 125 capital offense edicts have been returned. The confrontation pits organized lawlessness against the forces of order.
Tuskeyeer Via announces a six day health exhibit in the city for the benefit of African Americans. It is described as possibly the first of its kind in history and focuses on tuberculosis prevention. Hooker To Washington, president of the Puskeree Institute, welcomed visitors along with other officials.
An advertised remedy Par Cintment claims to cure piles within six days or money refunded. Priced at 50e.
Council Bluffs opens a national horticultural congress with fruits flowers and garden equipment from across the country to rival neighboring Missouri exhibitors. Crowds touring the show week view apples from Idaho and other states as part of the national exposition. Mrs M McKanes of Prentier Mine reports kidney and bladder relief after Foley's Kidney Remedy two bottles improved her health and she urges other women to try it.
Washington notes predict post March 4 diplomatic reshuffles with Taft likely to keep top envoys like Reid White and Hill. Missouri’s shift to Republican is blamed on 130k–150k residents moving to Oklahoma, taking Democratic votes with them as new Republican settlers arrive.
When your shoes pinch Allen's Foot Ease powder relieves pressure. Break in new shoes with this aid. Sold everywhere for 25c. Free sample offer. Address Allen M. Olmsted Le Roy NY. Don't accept any substitute.
The notice presents rental receipts related to Sass at the office, detailing payment amounts and dates. It outlines tenants, payable periods, and the handling of funds for office services.
On December 1 at 1 o clock a.m. the Board of Public Works of New Albany will hear remonstrances against assessments on property for the East Tenth Street improvement from Spring Street to Oak Street. Owners may attend or send a representative to be heard. The preliminary roll with ownership and property descriptions is at the Board office.
The Board of Public Works of New Albany will meet December 1908 at 10 a.m. to hear owners regarding improvements on East Tenth Street and adjacent streets. Parcels on Usk Street, first alley north of Oak Street, and Quibertson Avenue are liable for assessment, with a preliminary roll on file for inspection.
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