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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1908
Page
4
A personal poem by Bess Erni reflects on how pressed flowers and worn pages of books evoke youthful memories. The speaker confesses joy and sorrow in leaving pleasures behind while cherishing literature and the enduring bond with beloved volumes.
The Blotter at the New Albany school celebrates two and a half years of progress marking its ascent to a respected state paper. Editors include Eda Irwin and Ronald Kent with a wide staff. a class-edited issue plan and a major subscription contest boosted growth and quality.
Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts, longtime Roosevelt confidant, named permanent chairman of the Republican national convention in Chicago. The article notes his scholarly background, Hamilton authority, and role in Taft's campaign operations alongside Hitchcock, highlighting Lodge’s temperament and modest, earnest nature.
A fragment from the Louisville Courier Journal shows a playful exchange about a fixed time to live apart. The line propels a joke on whether a landlord could set a limit on a duration of separation.
A partially readable OCR fragment describes a dated event with names and places but lacks coherent details. The readable bits include scattered numbers and potential people, yet the main action and outcome remain unclear.
An old colored man guides the narrator to a worn southern cottage where a feeble elderly woman faces eviction. The mortgage debt is reported as fifty dollars, yet twenty five separate two dollar mortgages inflate the total to five hundred seven dollars.
A Chicago News excerpt shows a broker interviewing an office boy candidate. The saintly young man rejects temptations like cigarettes gum novels circus baseball and idle chatter. The broker muses this may be the twenty ninth story and declares the boy belongs in paradise.
An oblique note from the St Louis Post Dispatch recalls a past scene with a poet calling out to a lady at Wayside Cottage. The exchange centers on a promised recital and a preferred alternative title for a poem about wood and ox.
Nellie May Brewster, an Iowa actress, will star in Richard Carne's new musical comedy The Boy and the Girl next fall. She sang as Tady Vivian in Robis Hood revival two years ago and studied under Marie B. Bissell in New York. The role imitates Fritel Scheff.
A cablegram reported by General Mortera, Persian minister, saysTehran witnessed a new general amnesty amid ongoing wars in Persia as the shah seeks to feature tranquility in the city. The message dates from June 30 and ties to broader regional unrest.
A long OCR fragment covers Lydia E Pinkham advertisement questions and claims, plus household guidance on preserves, fruit prep, desserts, cider, and party treats. It mixes product marketing with culinary notes and recipe tips for fruit jams, jellies, and festive dishes.
The article notes heavy filet laces and crochet work gaining popularity in dresses and costuming with dots and embroidered motifs. Tapestry belts sell for about $2 and most girdles appear in Copenhagen blue. Crocheted ties shift from suspicion to coveted menswear, though homemade versions remain common.
Women will compete in archery at the approaching London Olympics with about 100 contestants expected. Entries from America lacking so far, Frenchwomen set to enter, and Englishwomen forming a national archery association as the sport spreads across Europe.
An OCR fragment lists numerous fire alarm stations and street intersections across the city. It mentions corners such as West Seventh and Ohio, West Tenth and Floyd, West Seventh and Main, plus several other crossings including Lower Fourth, Market, East Fourth, Culbertson, River, Vincennes, Spring, Oak, Pearl, Weet Union, and Chartres areas. The fragment also references facilities like Reel House and Keel House and contains multiple garbled place names and street pairings.
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