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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1908
Page
2
A quotation laden note discusses aligning with famous figures and avoiding corporate ties. It suggests Roosevelt style humility and the need to sidestep powerful steam rollers to gain public confidence with prominent citizens.
Count Zeppelin asserts airships will persist and aid inaccessible regions. Professor Newcomb concedes future improvements may enable carrying a human to the north pole but cautions fuel limits and fundamental air resistance cap economic value and utility of flight, noting glamour may outlast practical use.
The piece discusses macadam roads and the impact of high speed rubber tired motors on existing roads. It notes many miles of durable nateadam roads but warns motors scatter road material, suggesting special roads for motor traffic while preserving established routes for horse-drawn travel. It argues new dual-purpose roads may be built but preserves current investments.
The bones of Revolutionary War soldiers held by British captors on prison ships in New York Harbor were unearthed and relocated for a proper memorial. Once buried in shallow graves and later moved to a vault, remains were transferred from Fort Greene to the Prison Ship Martyrs Monument with carters’ notes on individual remains, many unidentified.
The text argues that Hearn lacked true creative power, relying on other ideas and themes. It attributes his failures to a mind shaped by education and circumstance, noting his greatest triumphs came from reworking others’ concepts rather than original invention.
One hundred dollar reward offered for an incurable case of catarrh. J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio claim F J Cheney is trustworthy. Local druggists West Tanax Watorna Kinnan Marvin endorse the firm. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is advertised as an internal remedy priced at 75 cents per bottle with testimonials available. Also promotes Family Pills for constipation.
Indianapolis official Lawrence McTurnan wins the State Superintendent nomination on the first ballot with 14 736 votes required. Editorial praise notes his long service, self made education, and close ties to teachers and school authorities across Indiana.
Roosevelt plans a landmark Africa expedition with a safari theme. The piece highlights Willian N. McMillan, Agnes and Cecily Herbert, J. G. Selous, and Kermit Roosevelt as part of the era's hunting lore, rail expansion, and colonial travel. It notes Uganda and British East Africa as key regions with developing infrastructure.
Water hemlock, a deadly plant in many rural neighborhoods, can be mistaken for edible roots in spring. It poisons cattle drinking from marshes and has hollow stems used to make whistles, injuring children. The plant resembles poison hemlock and grows 2 to 7 feet tall with white flower clusters.
A neighborly discussion centered on a widow and her daughter. The woman claims the daughter seems happy despite rumors of a wealthy but controversial husband. Another observer notes the husband’s wealth and family connections amid sly skepticism.
A Western post sergeant scolds a new recruit for approaching horses from behind without warning. He warns the rookie to avoid angering the mounts or causing a stampede, joking that missteps could bring many horses into the squadron.
In a Lippincott's Magazine dialogue Mrs Binks requests a harsh spanking for Jimmie to clean him up as an attempt at discipline. Jobo objects noting dusting his jacket won’t suffice and Mrs Hinks insists on a deeper punishment.
A Philadelphia Ledger quip notes high weekly insurance costs of $10. The speaker questions if the price buys a porter sturdy enough to chase away insurance agents. The exchange blends humor with frustration over rising premiums and security claims.
A brief in a Chicago News item quotes Mrs Carler and Mrs Neurich discussing Mrs Carler’s affection for her dog over her boy. Mrs Oppson debunks the notion, noting the dog’s lack of famous pedigree.
The Baltimore American highlights ongoing contest of wills as a lively yet dead serious legal proceeding. The piece discusses the implications of will contests and the procedural aspects shaping outcomes.
A Wisconsin mother recalls giving Foley's Orino Laxative to her three year old son who suffered a high fever and severe constipation. By the next morning the fever disappeared and the child was reported entirely well, with her claiming the remedy saved his life.
A collection of agricultural notes and home tips covers orchard planting methods, soil preparation, pest control, road building with sand and clay, and fall versus spring tree planting. It also cites apple price trends and a cautionary tale about fall stock sales, ending with a brief health warning.
DPR T BR LOVE is the Republican nonminee for Trustee for New Albany Township. The notice indicates designation for the November election and the candidate's party affiliation.
Voters will decide in November on multiple local party nominees. Willom Sloe mer runs for Floyd County treasurer and Claude Sittason seeks re election as sheriff. Charles W Long is the Democrat candidate for New Albany Township trustee with election outcomes pending.
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