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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1908
Page
3
Sylvia confronts Stephen Siward about his illness and their forbidden bond. As snow piles up, family friends lecture on duty while Sylvia weighs marriage to Howard against personal happiness, fearing social ruin and personal sacrifice.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions abdominal symptoms and medical terms but lacks clear context. The garbled text includes references to medicine, conditions, and possible patient notes, but no coherent event or outcome can be extracted.
Cough remedy claims Foley's Honey and Tar cures a severe cold quickly and prevents pneumonia. It touts a yellow package and credits O D Knoefel as distributor.
Snapshot from the mode notes a new tighter skirt with rough stripe and gores replacing plaits. Overskirt effects appear on models to add style without weight. Large hats remain part of Easter millinery, as extreme as last spring.
A suspender model S8563 comes in three sizes small medium and large to fit bust measures 3 percent and 42 inches. The preview notes bold hat trimmings in cornflower and peacock blue and new suit shapes with dip backs and vests. Printed borders and border pattern fabrics are highlighted as spring dry goods trends with versatile wear over skirts or blouses.
An vintage ad touts Allen's Foot Ease powder to prevent tightness and blisters and soothe swollen and sweating feet. It claims relief for active feet and offers mail order samples from Le Roy, New York.
The New York Tribune notes black silk jackets trimmed with braid will appear, with tailored coats and striped cloth skirts, lingerie waists, linen collars, gauntlet gloves, and sailor hats. Lightweight fabrics overcome tailoring difficulties, introducing chiffon panamas, volles, light worsteds, taffetas, and tessabs in tailored suits. Jackets are short, most at twenty five inches, with a shift toward close fitting high styles and gemfitting coats.
Fragmentary excerpts show an author discussing his heroine and a manned theme with a note on divorce. The Philadelphia Record and Chicago Record-Herald style quotes suggest editorial commentary on writing and personal conduct.
A collection of satirical and observational quips on romance money and character. The author muses on marriage critics women and independence with a light ironic tone and jaunty phrasing. The pieces lampoon social norms and gender expectations through humorous anecdotes.
A speaker rejects wealth and luxury in a humorous monologue about craving a modest, simple life. He imagines the burdens of wealth including debts, servants, detectives, and grand clothes for his wife and daughter, contrasting them with a simple, frugal existence.
A collection of curiosities includes an elderly woman in Hannibal Missouri using a rebroadcast ticket earned twenty one years prior a Michigan man attempting suicide with electric lights and a clay pipe a farmer near Leeds Alabama whose hen Vic laid an egg bearing V B G 08 a sanitary inspector finding a cow in a home cellar in Alliance Ohio and a six week old calf in the parlor plus a quip about Miss Skyne and a Stock Exchange jest with Horace quotation and a closing note from Daucaey Co.
A slice of humorous historic chatter on leap year births and a playful claim that professors at Columbia prove the earth turns. Light quips about water downhill and arithmetic follow with jokes about aging and marriage.
The Administrator of the estate of William O. Vance deceased announces the final account will be heard at the Floyd circuit court in Floyd County Indiana during the March term 1908 on March 15. Creditors heirs and others interested must appear to show cause why the accounts should not be approved and heirs must prove their claim or heirship. New Albany Trust Co. is the Administrator with Geo H Hester as Attorney.
Signed administratrix announces filing of final settlement for the estate of Harry L. McClure. Floyd circuit court, Floyd County Indiana, March term 1908, on March Mth day. Creditors heirs and interested persons must appear to show cause why accounts should not be approved. Administratrix Ora E. McClure. Stotsenbure & Weathers, Attorneys. Jebis 6
NOTIOS announces the appointment of an administrator for the estate of Charles Sanders deceased. The estate is to be solvent. Attorneys H. E. Jewett of Onepary Company L. & H. E. Jewett represent the firm.
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