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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1906
Page
1
A Miss Lillian Powell of Aurora Indiana recounts neglecting a spring cold that persisted into serious illness, crediting Peruna with restoring her health. The piece argues most consumption begins with an untreated cold and urges prompt treatment with Peruna, claiming thousands of testimonials.
A fragmented item notes a free Peruna Almanac offer and mentions a bank scandal tied to Pioneer Press and a Mr Schaus facing preliminary hearing. Affidavits allege deposits accepted while the bank was insolvent, with references to J A Ziegelbaar and Chip Banker in Newnan.
A tumultuous report details reactions to President Castro amid Franco Venezuelan tensions. It cites U S warnings on retaliation, France's stance on mediation, and alleged conspiratorial activity hindered by postal authorities.
Foley’s Honey and Tar backs a quick care for uoughs with Pacamonia and La Urippe. Refuse substitute. Sold by C. D. Knoefel.
In Ottawa Wisconsin on January 20 Sre J K Quaife and her fourteen year old daughter died after being thrown into the Ulhols river by a runaway horse plunging over an embankment. Bob Kieran, holder of the world swimming championship, is reported dead in Australia.
A Paria find is said to reveal a “diamond cure for consumption” though experts caution. The ad promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Cols as a fast remedy with a claim of permanent cure. W T McGee of Vanleer Tennessee cites personal success with the medicine at Charles D Kacefel’s drug store offering 60 cent and one dollar bottles, trial bottles free.
Odessa reports the governor general issues an order demanding all high school pupils return to studies on January 21. Disobedience or incitement to disobedience may result in exile to Siberia, creating widespread fear among residents.
Mrs Annie Hanter of Pittsburg Pennsylvania recalls four weeks with typhoid and kidney trouble. After a severe sickness she found relief with Electric Bitters which restored her health and strength enabling her to walk straight again. Sold with guarantee at Charles D Encofel's drug store for 50 cents.
A brief notice reports a change of post held by an official who will be succeeded by a new appointee. The item indicates a transition in leadership and the incoming officeholder.
San Francisco report says Joe Gans rejuvenated fought hard and knocked out Mike Sullivan in the fifteenth round at Woodward's pavilion to win the belt.
Druggist Co. D. Knoefel of New Albany Indiana advertises Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic as a remedy for sore throat. The copy claims it removes soreness strengthens throat membranes and prevents recurrence with a money back guarantee if it fails.
Pittsburg a fire last night razed the old market home a famed city landmark with an estimated loss around 150000 dollars authorities reported no immediate injuries and investigators began assessing the blaze’s cause at the scene.
New Albany area items report a death of Mrs Belle Libs at age 59 in her West Fourth Street home with funeral at St Marys Catholic Church led by Rev Pabber Hudebrand. Baptist society officers named include President Mrs William Kay, vice president Adres Bilhott, secretary Miss Jeasie DD Wedile, assistants Moss Atela Lemmon, treasurer Miss Title Byers. An obstruction case against Dr LD Livi ended in acquittal after judge Paris. appeal planned. Frank Scharf pleads not guilty to intent to kill. released on bond to await Monday hearing. Evangelist A N Urim to preach tonight at Park Christian church revival. attendance filled church. Morning subject Infinite Possibilities. evening Watch Tomorrow at Central Christian church at 3 PM.
Mr. Cashbickier visits friends in Chicago. James Yeadon is very ill at home on West Second Street. Charles I. Kiter returned from a towboat trip to New Orleans on the UC Neil. John Hewes is very ill at his son in law’s home at 250 Cherry Street. Mre A Mank of St. Louis came to New Albany to visit her father, James Devonish, who is ill on Green Valley road. Mr and Mrs M J Reece of Owensboro visited Ale and Mrs B W Smith at 1820 State Street. They were married recently in Louisville. the tribe being Mira Afayime Greenwall.
An old newspaper advertisement promotes Tribune Company printing services with a bargain weekly rate for a full Sunday Star edition and related papers. It mentions pricing like 15 cents per week and a total 124.06 in a money context, urging readers to try the Tribune for fine job printing.
Report from the Republican state committee meeting hints Major George W. Steele may seek another run to land the national seat and challenge Congressman Frederick Landis. Rumors name George Osborne and Carl Riddick as possible contenders while outlining committee moves and local endorsements.
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