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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1908
Page
2
The article notes Thaddeus Roscitsko born 1746, a Polish patriot, died in Solothurn Switzerland in 1817. It includes fragmented astronomy notes about Asaph Hall and celestial events such as solar positions, Neptune conjunctions, and star paths, with garbled phrases surrounding planetary motions.
A garbled reminiscence mentions a business that flourished seventy years ago and references wareluh and ay. Anecdotal names appear unclear but suggest discussion of central events and political tension. The Philadelphia Press is cited as a source in the distorted text.
A garbled text discusses Alfred Austin and Ethel Barrymore, noting public debate about poets and American high society. It mentions the Republican party urging a Cheategh Gis des istitive thee and a statewide legislative repeal, with unclear local context in Elkhart.
Forestry is a big word but small plots can teach science. Farmers learn that even less than an acre of trees can provide windbreaks water sheds and shelter while adding value to a farm though timber may not be marketable for years.
A fragment discusses English as a world language and the spread of English across nations. It argues that the rise of English will shape global discourse and become a universal means of communication.
A humorous note reports a discovery of a new Australian bird species described as having four legs. The mock dialogue questions the purpose of such a creature, suggesting it could be a political metaphor rather than a real finding.
The poet at his desk dismisses a remark about burning genius and jokes that the aroma is from his cigar. The exchange notes his focus and playful reply as a casual observer comments on his intensity.
One hundred dollar reward offered for an uncured catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co claim honesty and solvency. endorsements from West & Truax, Watorna Kinnan & Marvin. Cure taken internally, priced 75 cents per bottle, sold by all druggists. Testimonials free. Take Cheney's Family Pills for constipation.
The text outlines farming support for a political party with a strong focus on prices, land values, and agricultural policy. It mentions farmers seeking gains in land value and farm product prices, with references to Republican influence and period pricing figures.
James Rincidum of Munete, Republican nominee for a second term as Attorney General, is praised as an energetic and capable lawyer. Born in Fountain County on March 16 1861 he rose from farm and mill work to district schooling then law, serving as county superintendent and later forging a noted legal career. His diligence and personal magnetism are highlighted as key to his success and leadership.
A Republican organization pledges to implement policies aimed at making the country great and prosperous through in party performance.
Fragmentary OCR text includes political rhetoric about the Republican party and Dewane era, plus a long anecdote about Michelot the comedian and a servant insult during a performance. The piece mixes political platitudes with a theatre anecdote and ends noting old newspapers for sale.
In Hugh Rhodes and the Early English Text Society edition of The Book of Nurture a voyder or voiding dish is described as a vessel used to receive morsels cleared from the table with a broad knife. The passage notes few silver voyers remain and mentions brass voyders once used, their exact history now unknown to their owners.
A brief fragment notes that women uphold speech parts and preserve its credit, reflecting a New York World comment on linguistic propriety and contribution in American English.
A. Wolkash Ossimov recounts giving Foley's Orino Laxative to his three year old son after severe constipation and high fever. The next morning the fever disappeared and the child recovered fully, with Ossimov attributing the recovery to the laxative. O. D. Knoefel, Wisconsin.
A Bohemian man narrates a troubled scene where a supposed linguist loses a meal over miscommunication. The story centers on social pretensions, poverty, and a failing dinner aimed at impressing guests. The mood hints at conflict between language skill and practical needs, ending with the man departing toward the wash house.
Massachusetts Senator Winthrop Murray Crane, active in the Tafteamspoies, is portrayed as a sage adviser with substantial influence among congressional Republicans. The article notes his reserved speech style, trusted relationships with colleagues, and pivotal role after a Senate vacancy.
A New York Sun report recounts a job screening where a mistress asks a line of applicants if they ever worked for a minister or family. She explains the need for an economical servant and notes past experience in ministers’ households as a valued asset.
A Washington Star quote recalls men who give advice while others take risk. A Philadelphia Record remark notes the overestimation of the average man and lack of appreciation. The letter to D Enoofel praises Foley's Honey and Tar as the safe cough remedy without opiates in a yellow package.
Fragmented text references peti tion candidates and county race timing. Mentions Walter Vre in unclear context with November events and voters urged to consider announcements and candidate information for the election.
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