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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1908
Page
3
Sub-Sophomore class officers listed in the High School annual Vista 1908. President Will Rudy, Vice President Emma Hieb, Secretary and Treasurer Annabel Draper.
A numbered list presents students and staff in a school register. The roster includes Harry Aldrich Lawrence Blaker Gladys Busenbark Ethel Dupaquier Alberta Emery Maurice Gohman Mary Gill Richard Hendrich Fay Kenney Earl Boyer Perry Clapp Robert Colemats Joe Darneal Edward Devol Guy Downs Joe Ginter Frank Morris Raymond McQuiddy Wilbur Reid Will Rudy Marc Sanderson Will Struck Wilton Terstegve Charles Voigt Earl Williams Hlauche Case Harriet Crosier Annabel Draper Gertrude Gurtz Emma Hich Viola Irwin Frances Kra Lila Kraker Trina Maetschke Helen Meek Dezzie Patinore Alice Ramsdell Bessie Ruthenburg Edna Schreiber Mary Sherlock Estelle Simons Rosella Stocker Anna Sweeney.
A light verse of philosophy offering comfort during losses and woes. It argues philosophy eases financial stress bills and headaches, easing bad days and heartache, presenting it as the cheapest relief and a sturdy companion in tough times.
King Manuel resists marrying from tradition choosing Nitle Indy for looks over royal duty. He doubts a hatchet faced match and contemplates a future obeying pressure, hoping to enjoy youth before conforming. A satirical note closes with a quip about Count Boni de Castellane’s vanity and misadventures.
Boni, unable to enter a restaurant, contemplates a fierce duel with the future husband of his past wife. He grumbles at his woes, blames others for his misfortune, and fixates on an absent meat ticket, nearly hiring someone to remove a burden he himself created.
A string of observational lines on news value industry aging secrecy and social behavior. The speaker notes self praise can backfire and questions the impact of self consciousness. It lampoons ordinary people fame and the value of taste and judgment in social life.
A doctor notes the colonel is very ill as the auctioneer’s wife faces the bid. The pulse reads 104 and the invalid cries 105, tracing forty seven years of a life amid tense bidding. The scene blends medical concern with a high-stakes sale atmosphere.
The survey notes gas use in Essen shops surpassing Bremen citywide consumption. Berlin hosts the third shoe and leather Industries exposition with 45 000 visitors in five days. Prussia seeks servant brides as shortages rise. 68 468 of 309 922 spinsters wed domestic servants. Emperor William pushes a law requiring medicine ingredients on packages and bans public patent medicine advertising.
Loni Nelson favorite signaling on ships tested readiness of officers like Lieutenant Smith and Captain Jones. Trafalgar Re fought author notes this approach promoted fitness to assume command if senior officers were incapacitated.
Praiseworthy endorsements from medical leaders praise Dr Pierce medicines. Favorite Prescription carries a badge of honesty with a full plain English ingredient list on every bottle wrapper. It claims to ease invalid women's headaches backaches and digestive distress potentially avoiding hospital surgery.
Fashion note details the Du Barry collar with two lace ruffles and bow ties, noting knitted neckties growing in popularity with striped two inch wide patterns. Also promotes a knitted dressing sack pattern and mentions new skirts with bias bands.
Minnesota Governor John A. Johnson attracted attention at the White House gathering of state executives amid talk of a Democratic presidential bid. He spoke with plain directness, consulted his wife on key decisions, and enjoyed sociable, intelligent company with fellow leaders and guests.
The centiped leaves white blisters that develop into painful ulcers. Its bite is extremely painful but rarely fatal due to remedies like fodofona, though old timers believed it could be serious.
A long list of fire alarm station locations is given, naming street intersections around Vincennes and nearby districts. The entries include West Seventh and Ohio, West Tenth and Floyd, Main near Pearl, Reel House corners, City Hall at State and Spring, Lower Fourth and River, East Fourth and Culbertson, Oak and Thomas, Pearl and Oak, West Union, Main and Vincennes, and other intersections.
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