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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1908
Page
2
Insufficient legible text to identify people places or events for a newspaper card summary. The fragmentary input does not reveal a coherent event, date, or organization to summarize into a readable title and abstract.
Fragment reads as commentary on diverse topics including race, politics in New York, the Alamo forest naming, Henry Gassaway Davis, and exploratory expeditions by Peary and a British Antarctic mission. No cohesive event or outcome present to summarize.
The article argues that European powers can manage Morocco through bribery and threats, but the Moroccan people will resist under Sultan Mulai Hafid, who is backed by Germany. It notes the Moors object to foreign concessions and that Hafid must confirm earlier treaties or risk European deposing him, with fans rising if he falters.
The Iron Trade Review argues railroad expansion and sustenance boost business. It cites Yoakum’s view at the convention that rail production links to vast material movement, with 3.5 tons of raw material per ton of rails moved and 13.5 million tons of materials mobilized, creating millions of jobs and steady demand.
A noted scientist argues against crowding victims in hospitals and camps. He says the home is the best place to care for patients and prevent spread, emphasizing fresh air to halt germs and avoid shutting air from living spaces. He urges indoors ventilation and warm clothing to keep indoor air flowing.
A pleaful note details a series of forged Van Dyck portraits alleged to have fooled experts. The narrative claims a well known financier’s hoard of faked works prompted investigations by American authorities and London Chronicle coverage.
The proprietor of a fashionable shop owns a rough looking straw hat valued at S20. Though not a common variety, it embodies pride for the owner, woven from skins with a history of European use. The collector spent years gathering straws from various sources, and once amassed, the hat was re manufactured.
In a garbled exchange a speaker teases Mistah Walkah about a travel plan to Tangier versus veal hash. The scene shifts to a vaudeville moment with a mispronounced performer titled Professor Hox de Bote preparing to sing a sentimental number amid a chaotic stream of jumbled lines.
One hundred dollar reward offered for any case of Ostarrh that Hall's Ostarrh Cure cannot cure. Advertisement from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio with endorsements from West Truax and Kninan Marvin druggists. Internal cure claimed to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Price seven dollars per bottle. Testimonials free. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A wave of prominent Democrats across the country repudiates Bryan and backs Taft or Sherison. Chicago sees ex-Democrat William Prentiss endorse Taft. California’s John Barrett and Baltimore figures shift toward Taft, citing leadership and policy concerns. Southern leaders like W A Garrett and Major Richard McVenable also pledge Taft support amid broader party realignment.
Public health notice extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a kidney remedy for back pain urinary trouble and overactive bladder. Claims cure for rheumatism and liver issues with sample bottle offer and free book. Address Kilmer Con Pigeonhamton N Y.
The slate lists candidates for county offices including OSCAR DESHLER for Representative WALTER N MILLICAN as Prosecution Attorney FRED M JACKSON as Treasurer ALBERT J SIGMON as Sheriff JEARRY L DRAPER as Surveyor LOUIS SICER as Coroner JOHN W EDMONDSON as Commissioner First District WILLIAM MORTON as Commissioner Third District THOMAS BH LOVES as New Albany Township Trustee JOHN A HENDS as Georgetown Township JESSE N NICKEL as Franklin Township NEHEMIAH HOWMAN as Franklin Township.
The U S Navy expands its interest in undersea warfare as tests of submarines proceed in Buzzards Bay and Narraganset Bay with Admiral McLean overseeing. Successful long submergence and a 24 hour test pave the way for possible towing of subs to the Pacific and the Philippines, with fleets sailing from Philadelphia to Chesapeake Bay and Charleston after endurance runs.
A suburban resident discusses a thermometer claim while a deer is cited praising a product as the UPR guarantee. The Pittsburgh Post fragment suggests emphasis on temperature claims and neighbor hood competition across seasons.
Fragmentary note mentions a temper issue between Dunne and an unnamed party over arranging a round of golf. The text hints at postponement and plans for tomorrow, with uncertainty about reopening details.
Fragmented OCR reads dialogue with a doctor and a question about a tongue problem. The line ends with a reference to Minneapolis Journal, suggesting a brief clipped item or quote without clear context or follow up.
The remark reflects a flight theme and lilting banter about aviation apt to entertain readers with gendered humor. A playful line suggests women may face loneliness if men fail to master flight, capturing a lighthearted social moment.
Awestern representative recalls a story of an Irishman in a district who finds success in business with little formal education. Colleagues sought to boost his bid for chairmanship, but he faced opposition, as a manager presides over committee proceedings amid party lines. The piece quotes St Paul Pioneer Press style dialogue.
OCR fragment lists numerous street intersections and place names such as Seventh and Ohio, Main, Market, Vincennes, East Fourth, Forts and bridges, City Hall, and several house names with scattered references to roads and avenues. Content resembles a directory or map index without a clear event or narrative.
Democratic announcements list William Slormer as Treasurer, Laude Sittason for Sheriff, Charles Young for Trustee of New Albany township, and Walter V Bhulliet for Prosecuting Attorney. All are subject to voters’ decision at the November election.
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