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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1908
Page
2
Sun and moon times noted with moon at age eight days and descending node. Mercury becomes visible after sunset as it passes Uranus, moving west to east across the sky. Moon sets at 10 15 p m and crosses the sun's path at 649 a m.
A discussion questions whether the majority of women favor sending the referendum issue back to voters at the polls. The note weighs the potential impact of female voter preferences on the political strategy and timing of the referendum.
A fragmented passage extols bold American feats as battleships, aerial and submarine stunts captivate attention. Prazi falters. Hobson’s caution lingers over Japan while bold ventures enticingly push boundaries.
The Milwaukee Wisconsin notes Taft makes a good impression in his thoughtful speeches while Bryan remains clever and interesting though somewhat superficial, contrasting golf patience with ball game pragmatism.
A composite of political and social observations discusses voting for Bryan to oust a foe, cholera accountability in St Petersburg, calls to appoint women to New York education boards, Sven Hedin's Tibet explorations, and John W Kern's controversial 1900s remarks about voting blocs.
The San Francisco Argonaut accuses William Jennings Bryan of running again for president on a platform that abandons key principles he once championed. It labels him an agitator, noting shifts away from antiimperialism and rail nationalization while questioning Ursan’s sincerity.
Representative Albert Douglas, backing a national mine safety bureau, toured Welsh and Belgian coal mines and praised life saving regulations and posted safety appliances. He warns the U S could improve after noting heavier casualties abroad relative to workers and urges strict enforcement of mine safety to limit dangers.
The piece argues drought harms crops and general commerce as streams dry. It urges water conservation through reforestation and warns timber consumption outpaces growth by three to one. It suggests vast storage systems to retain upland water, stabilize flow, and make water power more reliable.
Conversation shows villagers debating telegraph rules and secret pricing for pigs. Postmistress explains dashes symbolize redacted figures, while Electre and Hodge argue about how to convey costs without text or numbers.
One hundred dollar reward offer for catarrh cure by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Endorsers West & Troax Walpine Kinnan Marvin attest Cheney's integrity. Cure said to act systemically and be sold for 75 cents per bottle with testimonials available. Take Udl's Family Pills for constipation.
Aided by a robust Republican policy the world cruise of eighteen battleships sails from Hampton Roads to the Pacific visiting China and Australia and returning to Hampton Roads. The article praises Taft and Roosevelt era diplomacy and argues the voyage supports Open Door principles, North and South American unity, and US naval strength. It notes crew size, ships involved, and the aim to showcase American power and trade openness.
A Methodist pastor from southern Illinois defends Taft as the highest type of Christian gentleman while a Cincinnati observer cites churchman and African American leaders praising his broad religious tolerance and moral character. Taft’s own letter defines Christian character as pursuing Christlike ideals and a life guiding public success.
A promotional notice touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a great kidney and bladder remedy. It claims efficacy for back pain and kidney stones, offers free sample bottles, and instructs readers to write to Kilmer & Co in Binghamton New York for more information.
A comic exchange shows a poet frustrated that editors publish nothing while the editor notes the poet received a raise for reading submissions. The Cleveland Leader records the jab about reading obligation and pay.
A Baltimore American note reflects on dwindling food and supplies as a cook allegedly wastes away. The fragment suggests worry over disappearances and deteriorating conditions at a household or establishment.
Fragmentary dialect text references a scarecrow and mentions纽约新行话语, with garbled names and stray phrases suggesting travel or contest context but lacking coherent facts. No identifiable persons, organizations, dates, or events are discernible to form a complete card.
A humorous London Opinion note on a wife who stays sunny as her husband, with a bright remark about spotting a lit cigar moment and the luck of timely discovery.
A collage of witty lines and ads highlights campus humor and cautions against unsuitable remedies. A reader notes that Foley's Honey and Tar is the trusted cough medicine without opiates, while a warning claims only Foley’s cures pulmonary trouble.
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