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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1908
Page
3
A poem from the 1908 Vista yearbook traces a freshman’s imaginative voyage through Freshman Land Sophomore Land Junior City and Senior Land, culminating at Graduation. It reflects on school life, the growth of students, and the across four years journey.
A portrait of Sydney Porter known as O Henry and his wide travels across the west, Latin America, and beyond. The text notes his Texas roots, varied jobs, and acclaimed works such as Cabbages and Kings and The Four Million, ending with a quip about a hopeful aspiring writer enduring poverty.
A season’s greatest novelty is a linen hammock cover with a matching valance and pillows. An inventive girl stenciled a semi conventional design in dull green and yellow, outlined in brown, using fast dyes for washable wear. The result is artistic, cool, and practical with room for variations in simple decorative methods.
A fashion note discusses using coarse net for garments and trims. Women buy large meshed nets for waistlines and yokes, with soutache braid fillings. Hats feature net bases with bold dotted decorations, noting an important innovation emerging in the scene.
Pattern notes describe a six size range for skirts from waist 20 to 28 inches with 10 cents for the pattern. Cretonne and tulle trims are popular for bows and pompoms, while black hats dominate in distinctive style.
The piece extols Buenos Aires as a well conducted city with clean streets and compact architecture. It highlights convenient access to hotels, clubs, banks, restaurants, and theaters, plus a quiet, capable police presence and a cozy, continental atmosphere.
A Manning woman testifies Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound saved her life after years of severe female troubles. She followed the company’s guidance, took the remedy, and recovered fully, urging other sick women to try it. Mrs. Pinkham offers free advice to all who write from Lynn Mass.
A brief note emphasizes that bathroom furnishings are essential and that the regulation collection is continually expanding with convenient appointments for contemporary homes.
A sketch shows recent bathroom appointments in white enameled metal. Towel rack features a tile design with swinging hoop attachments, a wall thermometer on a long chain, and a soap dish that extends over the bath tub to cover both faucets.
A household method saves risk for fine woolen blankets. Shave half a bar of yellow soap into a pint of boiling water to make a thick jelly, mix with three buckets of lukewarm water, wash blankets without scrubbing, rinse in clear water until all soap is gone, wring, and dry in hot sun ensuring they hang straight.
A reflective piece on how smiling while sharing troubles keeps listeners engaged. It warns that sighing repels listeners and suggests garnish troubles with humor to invite further conversation. It notes that the tone and delivery shape others responses and social invitations.
fragmentary report notes long past lung hemorrhages and ailments described as cured by unspecified means. text is unclear and includes scattered phrases about medical conditions and remedies.
A verse on love as a desirable disease and a humorous note on fighting the mosquito. It argues love is appealing despite a broken heart and suggests defeating mosquitoes by removing breeding sites and planting a flower garden to entice them away.
In this humorous piece the dialogue ponders courtship and marriage with sly quips on envy and protection. The characters joke about safety and fortune, noting how insurance changes risk in the home and alters fear of lightning.
Dialogue fragment shows two speakers debating honesty and payoff with fragmented questions about certainty and value. The terse exchange hints at moral tension and practical pragmatism without a full narrative context.
A collection of pithy sayings on independence luck effort and ambition. The tone reflects a newspaper voice noting social behavior and workplace attitudes with wry humor about authority and politics. The paragraphs contrast self reliance with ignorance and critique modern speed and political machines.
A mixed list of fire alarm station locations including Weet Seventh and Ohio, Weet Tenth and Floyd, Weet Seventh and Main, Reel House corners, City Hall intersections, and multiple crossings at Pearl Main Vincennes Oak and Thomas. The record notes various streets, avenues, and factories such as Robinson's Panta Factory and Glass Works with several duplications and garbled spellings.
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