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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1908
Page
2
May 27 in History and naval clash in Korea Strait
Cornelius Vanderbilt born 1704 died 1877. J Gould born 1905. Beginning of two day naval battle in the Korea Strait between Russian Admiral Horestvensky and Japanese Admiral Togo. Astronomical events note sun set 7 17 rises 4 29 moon rises 8 45 a m moon at greatest libration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Gould
Strait of Korea
Horestvensky
Togo
Japan Seeks to Impress as It Prepares for China Clash
Japan plans to show strength in upcoming confrontation with China, though critics doubt covert military moves. Officials warn that a public display or clash could draw a large crowd and escalate tensions.
Fleet reaches record size with top commanders aboard
The report notes the largest fleet ever and likely the highest number of commanders. The third ship has been active since sailing from Hampton Roads last December.
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Liiely
Hampton Roads
Figures Fade Yet Legends Endure In Ad Columns
The Seven Sutherland Sisters appear to have left no trace besides their marks in ads while the names Mark Twain Paderewski and Buffalo Bill linger in enduring fame and influence.
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Sutherland Sisters
Mark Twain
Paderewak
Buffalo Bill
Portugal's Budget Size Sparks Public Discontent
The article notes Portugal's annual government expenditure of 208,000,000 for the year and suggests that budget size may fuel popular discontent. It hints at a link between fiscal scale and citizen dissatisfaction without detailing specific policies or figures.
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Portugal
Mass Marriage Season Sparks Nationwide Wedding Trek
The season for marriages prompts a nationwide rush as couples tour natural wonders and governmental and corporate sights. Brides and grooms crowd trains and steamboats while sending home postcards, creating a flood of souvenirs from their journeys.
Marshall Seeks Clean Yet Honest Gubernatorial Campaign
Thomas R. Marshall, Democratic nominee for governor, says he expects a dignified campaign free from mudslinging. He notes some object to truth as mudslinging and hopes the campaign stays clean while not suppressing the truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas R. Marshall
Cheapening Electric Lighting Advances in Lamps Cut Costs
Electric lamps now offer energy savings with higher light output per current. Lighting companies report improved efficiency and aim for cheaper illumination for households. While installation costs were a hurdle, ongoing tests suggest oil lamp costs and daily attention differ, with electric setups needing only periodic dusting and little upkeep.
American Women and Foreign Husbands Weigh Duty and Glamour
Analyzed are why American women seek foreign husbands amid higher divorce and separation rates at home. The piece contrasts crowded American business lives with perceived devotion of foreign aristocracy, warning busy American men may neglect family duties despite public success and social status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queedney
New York City
Hemenway Ashpan bill opposed by railroads and unions
A Washington lobby fight stalls the ashpan bill in the Interstate Commerce Committee for two weeks. The piece would require automatic ashpan use to protect locomotive firemen, following 183 injuries last year. The piece urges laborers to back Republican James Alexander Hemenway in the national congress and state elections.
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Hemenway
Brotherhoods of
United States Senate
Washington
Indiana
Interstate Commerce Committee
James Alexander Hemenway
National Congress
The Waist That Vanished Then Returned
A flat dweller recounts hanging her prettiest waist near the kitchen window two days before it vanished. She, the janitress, and a janitor searched the coal area and failed to locate it, returning disappointed. The next day the waist reappeared in her chiffonier drawer.
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New York
Hall’s Catarrh Cure Promoted as Internal Remedy
A vintage health ad claims catarrh is constitutional and cannot be cured by local treatments. It promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy that acts on the blood and mucous surfaces and insists it is prescribed by top physicians and part of regular practice.
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Hall
Watson Labor Record Endorsed by Prominent Labor Leader
Frank P. Sargent lauds JiM Watson's labor record noting his unwavering support for labor laws and his consistent stance on workers' interests. The rest of the text shifts to agricultural tips on beets, mangels, bur oak transplanting, road maintenance, bluegrass pasture, veal cost considerations, and clover family crops ALSIKE notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Indiana
Congress
Frank P. Sargent
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Swamp-Root Promises Kidney Relief For All
An advertisement extols Swamp-Root as a remedy for kidney and bladder troubles affecting men women and children. It claims quick mild effects and offers samples by mail from Dr Kilmer and Company of Binghamton New York with instructions to mention the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Dr. Kilmer
Edison satire imagines a button that ends wars
A Parisian paper imagines Thomas Edison in his lab reacting to a Great Britain United States war. He proves a button can erase armies and nations in seconds and warns the assistant to avoid accidental use as a global destruction mechanism. The tale humorously promotes science as power and cautions about global reach.
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FR. A. Jones
Thomas Alva Edison
Edison
Great Britain
United States
Liverpool
America
England
Humorous Verse on Love and Social Wits
A mosaic of quips on flirtation, marriage, and social prudence. The speaker notes costly vanity in hats, warns about exuding charm, and jokes on love, money, and misfit relationships with a playful rhythm and period tone.
Dairy herd ready for success with good feed and equipment
The dairy foresees success from solid feed and a well made cream separator. It notes reliable herd management with tested cows and board payments ensuring only paying members are present.
Family and back yard clash over land use trends
The author argues against turning front yards into cluttered spaces for outbuildings and hog pens, urging a more thoughtful use of land. It critiques forest policy driven by commercial interests, calling it a bank wrecking in the face of national forests and family welfare.
Modern Wheat Harvesting and Farm Hygiene Practices
The article describes large scale header machines pulled by horses or tractors to harvest wheat, thrashing and bagging in one process. It warns about pests in gardens and emphasizes regular hose spraying. It stresses cleanliness in milking to ensure high quality milk and butter. It notes scams rely on greed and warns readers to beware of illegitimate transactions.
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Pacific Coast States
Poisonous hat warnings from hatters urged by Tanner
The New Orleans Times-Democrat reports warnings about poison hats. Tanner explains hats tanned with white lead can cause lead poisoning as skin heat raises pore activity. Sweatbands darken with sulfurated hydrogen and may contain lead. some hatters prefer washable woolen sweatbands to reduce harm.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
Cake fall shocks kitchen scene in fainting episode
A woman collapses after declaring the cake toppled on her in a kitchen sequence. George looks on as she faints, with a brief moment of awakening before another swoon. The moment echoes a literary line about beauty and usefulness.
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George
Puck
No Mistake at the Main Office
A humor vignette about marriage as heavenly but not for home use. A punchline notes couples shipped to earth may become uncoupled during transfer, implying comic misalignment in domestic life. The exchange contrasts lofty ideals with practical, everyday coupling issues.
Mirage and Weaves Set Trends in Silk Fabrics
The piece discusses new and old fabrics with silk weaves like mirage and foulard, noting bordered taffetas as stylish. It highlights a quirky neck bow trend combining tulle and linen, described as a novel yet odd mix.
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Foulard
Allk
Attractive kimono fashions in three youth sizes
A pattern labeled AN ATTRACTIVE KIMONO-4052 is offered in three youth sizes fourteen sixteen and eighteen. Order by mail with number 062 and receive a stylish kimono design featuring plaited tulle bows linen trimming and embroided edges. Hats with straw brims and colored braids are also noted along with affordable oriental styled dressing gowns. JUDIC CHOLLET.
A Strange Test of Manhood by the Macleod Clan
The Macleod lairds of Dunvegan on Skye faced a rite of passage using Rory Mor's horn. The vast horn stored claret and required the new laird to drink it dry without setting it down, proving manhood and worthiness to succeed the clan’s chieftains.
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Clan Macleod
Dunvegan Castle
Island of Skye
Rory More
Macleod
Dundes
New Building Scaffolds Rise With Skyscraper Work
Modern office towers require suspended platforms hung from above for bricklayers. The scaffold rises as construction climbs, replacing traditional below grade frameworks for ten to fifty story buildings.
Humorous Exchange on Ancestry and Cocoa Nuts
A playful dialogue jokes about human origins with a quip that humans climbed trees first in search of cocoa nuts. The exchange riffs on evolution and lighter origins theories.
Reason He Asked Prompted Refusal to Drink
A brief dialogue shows a person recounting being asked to go out for a drink. They declined, explaining they were not drinking. The friend notes the speaker had just stated they were not drinking before the invitation.
Not For Him Rich Young Man and Poor Boy Dialogue
A brief dialogue exchanges comments on a rich young man seeking two jobs and a poor boy asking what life is like. The conversation includes reactions calling the young man upright yet puzzled by the praise and advice from friends.
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P. B
Doctor's Hope Hinges On Funds In Ongoing Care
A fragmented quote hints at a patient’s struggle as a doctor offers hope only while financial support endures, underscoring the tension between medical care and funding.
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