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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1908
Page
2
A garbled note suggests Prohibition forces expect a September decision to influence their cause. The piece hints at political maneuvering, a steer toward uplift and public sentiment, with mentions of Bryan and Taft in a partisan context.
Fragmentary copy describes a new outbreak of militarism provoking international concern and claims of peacemaking yet challenges to world peace emerge amid rising tensions and partisan statements.
Authorities advocate sanitation, wholesome food, orderly living, and family physician vigilance to stop tuberculosis spread. A cynical note remarks gambling at Monte Carlo cannot halt the gambling mania, as luck seeks to offset a bank’s losses.
The article reports William Jennings Bryan claiming he is running against two Republicans instead of one in Buffalo. It notes reactions to President Roosevelt’s letter to Congressman Mann and discusses Bryan’s autobiographical articles and alleged aid from party associates as the campaign unfolds.
The amateur golf champion of the United States draws crowds of New Yorkers who know his skill firsthand. Travers, age twenty-two, the Garden City winner, embodies the sport’s demand for precision, patience, and practice. He urges newcomers to master basics before tackling harder shots.
A verbose essay promoting the art of looking pleasant while serving customers in New York department stores. It discusses how cheerful demeanor, polite restraint, and steady wit can improve customer perception and personal fortune, highlighting courtesy as the path to professional success.
Fragmentary notes recount a muddled social scene with references to Miss Bhatik and Miss vuik as conversations drift about a wedding or event. An unclear account mentions a wire death and accusations of mistreatment, framed as a gossip filled exchange.
The passage argues wealth will grow through skilled labor and good wages, enabling better fabrics and structures. It predicts higher initial costs but cheaper long term production and aims to capture global markets while protecting the home market, attributed to Hon. James So Sherman.
One hundred dollar reward offered for an incurable catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney Co Toledo promoters assert honesty and solvency. Endorsers West and Truax Walpina Kinnan Marvin Toledo wholesale druggists sign. Cure taken internally with price 75 cents per bottle. Testimonials free. Take tall's Family Pills for constipation.
The piece surveys political strife around Oklahoma Governor Haskell and Senator Foraker, detailing accusations of influence on Buckeye State legislation, Haskell’s Oklahoma ties, and Foelker’s notable Senate war over New York pension and anti-suffrage bills.
The St Louis Globe-Democrat argues that new voters since 1904 face high stakes in choosing policy. It contrasts free silver, standard money and protectionism, urging the first-time voter to weigh past farm finance, wage rates, and industry protection against foreign competition.
Sir Gavan Duffy recalls finishing his Victoria legislative seat by a one vote margin. On meeting constituents, an Irish fellow countryman offers a biting retort claiming he was two of Duffy’s supporters. The anecdote highlights political wit and local sentiment. A Maine buyer touts Dr King’s New Life Pill as a laxative, sold at Chas Knoefel’s drug store.
Taft era speech criticizes William Jennings Bryan citing twelve years of unfulfilled promises and impractical reforms. It argues that Bryan’s plans for trusts, bank deposits, and postal savings would harm the banking system and business confidence. A separate note mentions a well dressed woman interrupting a speaker and touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy.
The Monon announces one way colonist tickets available September 6 to October 31 daily to Alberta Arizona British Columbia California Idaho Montana Nevada New Mexico Oregon and Washington. For information call Monon passenger depot agent F H Katies.
Farmers are urged to feed beets to cattle to boost digestion and appetite. Article notes the value of windbreaks, grounding fences to prevent lightning, and cost estimates for three grounding rods in protecting farm buildings. It stresses weather and moisture effects on crops and the home amid hard times.
PRED M. JACKSON is the Republican nominee for County Treasurer and will face voters in the November election.
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