Special notices offer long term contracts and rates
A damaged OCR fragment from New Albany mentions notices per line and special rates for long term contracts, with unclear numeric data and layout.
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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1908
Page
2
A damaged OCR fragment from New Albany mentions notices per line and special rates for long term contracts, with unclear numeric data and layout.
The article notes the death of Alphonse Daudet, renowned French writer, with birth year given as 1410 and death year 1907. Other items reference the Pacific fleet sailing from Hampton Roads and various astronomical events and political rhetoric.
The fragment hints at rising egg prices and evolving suffrage sentiment with women demanding inclusion. It jokes about aging and smoking habits, mocks fashion exaggerations, and humorously criticizes military discipline under a German imperial frame referencing Field Marshal William and the Reich.
England faces widespread unemployment and the government proposes boosting Irish land purchase funds from 500 million to 900 million to create grazing lands for tillage. The plan aims to relocate idled workers from cities to the countryside, reducing reliance on charity and offering free bread land to the unemployed.
Mrs M McReney Premier Miss describes months of kidney and bladder trouble. After two doctors failed relief she started Foley's Kidney Remedy and says two bottles made her a new person. She urges suffering women to try it.
The Anti saloon League marshals forces for a District of Columbia tax option bill amid partisan debate. Also four ex vice presidents will be living after March with Theodore Roosevelt as the only living ex president. Pension bills gain momentum as veterans age and holiday recess nears.
Willemstad reports the Dutch battleship Jacob Van Heemskerk arriving with the captured Venezuelan coast guard ship 23 De Mayo in tow. The crowd lined the quays as the prize entered the harbor and the crew offered no resistance while rifles were sent ashore.
President Eliot of Harvard will deliver an address on Lawlessness at the Civic Forum opening in Carnegie Hall New York tonight The event marks a warm welcome from admirers on the eve of his retirement from Harvard Dr Lyman Abbott editor of the Outlook will preside at the meeting
The report lists prices across markets in Indianapolis Cincinnati Chicago and New York for wheat corn oats hay and livestock. It notes receipts and varying bid ranges with horses sold sparingly at opening, and shows notable price spreads across regions and commodities.
Clarion condemns urban poverty describing city slums as foul brutal and loathsome. The piece argues poverty is a great evil in any state and highlights sweat shops pawnshops gin palaces as symbols of civilized poverty.
Readable text urges trying the Trivas Company for fine job prater. The phrase appears as an OCR fragment without clear context or full sentences. No additional facts or dates available.
An advertisement claims PAZO Ointment cures all piles in six to fourteen days or refunds money. The claim appears unverified and may be promotional.
O. D. Knoefel compares passing counterfeit money to substituting unknown value seal remedy for Foley's Honey and Tar, a noted cough and cold treatment famed for easing obstinate coughs and throat discomfort.
In a Kansas City Journal exchange the politician's daughter quips about promises before a wedding. The groom elect Harold responds as the couple navigate pre election rhetoric and vows.
A new teacher confronts restless students and tries a classic method. Johnny Halloran, seven and hungry, bluntly answers the lesson by asking if the class has never seen a cat, revealing hunger and blunt honesty in a wary reading of instruction.
Fashion notes describe plaid skirts with plain color coats and natty suits in blues and grays. Egyptian hats with feather crowns and drapery-like overblouses are promoted, along with long ribbons and tassels for trimings. Modern sleeves called directoire are noted as smart. JUDIC CHOLLET.
A fragment recalls a minister droid’s tea visit and debates on recognizing people in heaven. The scene shows varied responses about afterlife recognition and social status among attendees. An aside notes a New York Times snippet and a patent medicine ad follows, mentioning catarrh cures and Hall's Family Pills.
The piece extols stretching as essential to awaken nerves muscles and brain, noting sleep fog in the brain and dormant vitals require stirring. It urges vigorous stretches in bed or out to activate heart action and circulation, calling stretching a first rate reuser.
The piece notes President elect Taft hopes to have his family with him at Christmas, recounts Thanksgiving in New York with Taft’s relatives, and highlights Robert Alphonso Taft’s current Yale status and expected legal career. It also covers ongoing government probes into the Standard Oil trust and names several church leadership changes in Washington, along with Miss Ethel Roosevelt’s New York debut and Rhode Island Governor Higgins’s elopement story.
When rubbers pinch in shoes use Allen's Foot Ease powder to ease breaking in new footwear. Sold everywhere 250 with free Semple. Address Allen Olmsted Le Roy NY. Don’t accept any substitute.
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