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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1908
Page
2
The readable text hints at campaign activity and harvest figures including a 21,140 reference, with scattered mentions of streets, donors, and employer favor. Context is unclear due to garbled OCR but suggests a political and agricultural snapshot from a historical page.
The article contrasts Germany's advanced trade education with Pratt's model. It notes Germany trains master workmen through courses requiring proven skill, then issues an official master title. Pratt's latest move is a student run retail shop, exposing novices to market demand and competition, raising standards through public approval.
A Glasgow workingman read the police news aloud to his wife hoping to amuse her, leading to a trial for assault. The magistrate postponed sentencing claiming difficulty pronouncing an easy word, prompting the wife to remark on the judge’s education and his ability to say simple terms.
A Washington Star quote features Farmer Corntessel praising convenient photographer setups for summer boarders. He notes boarders should look pleasant in photos, as mosquitoes never appear in the pictures, highlighting the idealized scene.
Wrightem invites Mrs. Weeds to a new play while she mourns. He insists the comedy will still be staged despite her loss and the somber mood. The exchange underscores theatrical plans and personal circumstance.
A dialogue fragment features Edyth and Mayme discussing prudence in romantic advances. The Pittsburg post quote notes Wisewell as cautious and asserts he seeks written consent before kissing a girl.
Ostarth case details unclear in provided text. Readable mentions include possible actions and dates, but essential facts and entities are not established for a precise summary.
The article discusses using black pepper as a worm deterrent for cabbage, benefits of home-made fertilizers under stock raising systems, soil cultivation's role in moisture and nutrient availability, and the social value of family participation. It notes butter quality vs cheese variability in creameries and factors in cheesemaking.
Reports discuss scarce seed corn this spring and extra ground prep. A British import of rabbits in Australia spurred a government push with a $100,000 reward for extermination. A bulletin on Rabies cites Prussia’s dog killings and Berlin’s era, while Australia enacts strict import laws to prevent disease.
An advertisement promotes Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney, liver and bladder issues. It urges readers to obtain a sample bottle and a free book by mail, listing the address in Binghamton New York and instructing to mention reading the offer in the paper.
A humorous verse about a sharp tack hidden in a chair and the difficulties of finding comfort. It contrasts the wealthy and humble who sit where the tack points skyward, provoking jokes about progress and a fictional yacht on installment.
A humorous exchange centers on a woman checking if her hat sits right and if her waist is properly buttoned in the back. The dialogue plays on fashion notions and social expectations with a witty twist.
A fragmentary column-like exchange features jokes about tobacco craving and a cash-strapped bargain hunter. The dialogue pivots to a West observer's anti Asiatic stance and a critic’s joke about renamingYellowstone Park. The snippet ends with a clipped line about marriage and misfortune.
A fragmentary item notes a person believes they can play golf while contrasting sharp minds with fertile imaginations. The text hints at personal confidence and potential conflicts between belief and reality, framed in a terse, newspaper-like style.
Fragments recount a tense incident as an oncoming street car derailed by crowd action prompts officials to investigate. Eyewitnesses report shouting for help and a confrontation near the rails with delays affecting service.
Local dispatches reject rumors of Mexican towns facing revolutionary attack. Officials say no northern organized force exists and that raiders who looted Viesca are hunted by Mexican cavalry, likely to be captured soon. Las Vacas now under firm military control after rebel pursuit. nine soldiers and twelve rebels killed.
An unclear OCR fragment notes a phrase about worn blue items repeated eight times. No concrete event or names are readable. details are insufficient to confirm person, place, or organization.
A sewing pattern labeled DRESSING SACK S927 offers sizes from 37 to 44 inches bust. Send 10 cents with code 8827 to receive by mail, highlighting white summer gowns and blue silk coats. Describes fabric options like lawn dimity and batiste with plain colored trim and notes the chic cutaway coat and white cloth dress in copenhagen blue. The note signs Judic Chollet.
Congressman James S Sherman continues to gain strength as his condition remains normal. No change is expected in plans for his discharge from the Cleveland hospital by next Wednesday.
The report notes that 87 individuals, including five former cabinet ministers, received prison terms ranging from six to twenty years in a major corruption crackdown.
In Carnaie Indiana on June 29 the local post office was robbed of 50 dollars in mall change and nearly 20 dollars in stamps from the safe. Jockey Sullivan was suspected and traced to Terre Haute where he was arrested. the stolen money and stamps were recovered.
Atlantic City reports cashier Robert Qhaimeiss Jr of the Marine Trust Company charged with defalcating 20500 after a confession citing stock market losses. Townsend Wandell, a New York lawyer, killed at Bologna railway station. Ark reader claims Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs and consumption.
The body of Kasper Frohme of Evansville Indiana was found in nearby woods on June 29. Indications point to death by self inflicted action as he had been despondent over ongoing troubles.
Promote Allen S Foot-Ease powder for swollen tired feet with a free sample offer. Includes a sanitary foot care product and a mail order address for LeRoy, Olmsted, New York area.
El Mtougui tribesmen renewed attacks near the June 33 engagement routing a column of Mulla Halid’s forces. They killed 100 loyalists and wounded 150, then defeated the sultan’s followers killing three of his chiefs in the latest clash near Morocco City.
Dr Sharpe accuses Mr Dooley of delaying payment on his account and Mr Dooley jokes about the long wait and cure. The exchanges reflect a playful City Newsbook dialogue style with humorous cadence.
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