R F Sub Shifts Suspicion in Local Audit Case
A terse item notes an R F Sub involvement in a local audit matter. The brief outlines no charges but hints at ongoing investigation or oversight actions by city officials. No dates or names provided.
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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1908
Page
3
A terse item notes an R F Sub involvement in a local audit matter. The brief outlines no charges but hints at ongoing investigation or oversight actions by city officials. No dates or names provided.
The Salem High School basketball team for 1907 08 produced a standout season. Despite captain Kent resigning over academic issues, C Kent took over as captain and the team recovered to win key games. They defeated Bedford and Madison High School, claimed Falls Cities and local titles, and earned praise for teamwork and perseverance.
A furious man storms into a room full of family members each absorbed in their tasks. He berates them then fixates on his sister Lucy and father, while Willie plays, and the cook grinds coffee. The mother sews, Anse collects scraps, and the scene ends with the man mounting a horse and riding off.
Fragmentary Chicago lore reflects on a Democratic National Convention scene with a speaker remarking on modern politics and a banquet exchange where a small man jokes about belief. The piece references etiquette rules and dining table manners as a backdrop to political discourse.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Mire Bourn who believed she had a mission to help suffering humanity. The text remarks on her marriage and questions about her intentions, with uncertain phrasing and quotes.
A pall man newly arrived in the neighborhood clashes over farming knowhow, declaring doubt about others expertise as tensions rise amid a locally tense dispute.
A newspaper item touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female troubles. Mrs. S A Williams of Gardiner Maine and Mrs Alvina Sper of Claybourne Ave Chicago claim it saved them from operations. The ad extols the product as a thirty year standard remedy for displacements inflammation and related symptoms.
Fashion notes describe silk coats paired with white lingerie and taffeta shirtwaists, featuring fringe trims and peacock blue silk with Persian embroidery. Patterns for a princess jumper dress Sized for girls fourteen to eighteen are offered, with pattern number 072.
A narrative explains freezing mousse without stirring by using whipped cream flavored to taste packed into a mold and embedded in ice with salt. The method is presented as a practical, seasonal technique for everyday dessert making.
The article describes COPFEM JUNKET and several desserts including Pineapple Mousse Cherry Mousse and Coffee Junket. It details preparation steps for each dessert with ingredients quantities and methods such as chilling in molds and folding whipped cream. It notes serving suggestions in china or glass cups and emphasizes careful handling to ensure proper setting.
Melt gelatin in boiling water and sweeten orange juice with lamp sugar. Fold in stiffly beaten egg whites, then pour into a mold lined with orange sections. Chill until firm and unmold to serve with a yolk custard sauce.
A concise guide on affability as a key to success. It argues that an easy manner makes others comfortable and helps draw out their best. Cultivate a large hearted interest and kindly feelings toward everyone to increase personal effectiveness.
Instructions describe shaking out flour bags, soaking in cold water with washing soda overnight, then scrubbing dyed areas with carbolic soap. Bags are boiled with more soda then whitened with Catholic soap to remove dye and leave them clear white.
A fragment notes the need to close all registered grates to keep birds from entering. The text is incomplete but implies a precautionary measure in a building or structure. No clear agents or locations are identifiable.
A lengthy list details fire alarm stations at multiple intersections throughout the city. Entries include corners such as Seventh and Ohio, West Tenth and Floyd, Main and Pearl, East Fourth and Spring, and many others with several Reel House locations noted.
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