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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1908
Page
3
In Aniston the town trembles as Hugh confronts a web of murder, betrayal, and duty. Jessica pleads for truth while Hugh hides a crucial past with Jessica and money. A rooftop escape ends in a fatal blaze as Judge Conwell identifies the wounded man as Harry Randerson.
A vintage plan describes a nursery chair designed as a mother’s helper with two drawers for baby dressing supplies. Compartments hold pins powder brushes and other essentials, aiding bath time and dressing by keeping items within reach and reducing risk of forgetfulness.
An old advertisement invites the public to inspect Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and its business practices at the Lynn factory. It questions the product’s ingredients and claims, and asserts the openness of correspondence with more than a million women who attest to its benefits.
A string of wry aphorisms questions productivity and social gap, noting slow men, lazy labor, marital titles, silence, bachelors, and gendered talk. Witty observations traverse labor, virtue, and human kindness with a satirical tone.
In a profile of Mrs Lewis S Chanler wife of New York Democratic gubernatorial candidate, details recount her background from Red Hook New York and her husband’s long campaign for the downtrodden. They own a country estate and have three children. Burma’s geography is briefly described in context.
A machine designed to cut grass in hard to reach spots and evenly trim sod has been patented. An inventor from India has patented a hands free telephone receiver support. An Australian inventor proposes a revolving tower that emits electric bursts claimed to destroy wireless messages during wartime.
A historical health ad counsels avoiding drastic liver drugs and urges addressing digestion first. It touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a non secret, non alcoholic glyceric extract claimed to restore stomach function, cleanse poisons, and relieve biliousness and torpid liver.
The Monon Railroad offers one way colonial tickets daily from September 6 to October 31 to Alberta Arizona British Columbia California Idaho Montana Nevada New Mexico Oregon Washington. For information call Monon passenger depot. PB. H. Kates, Agent.
A humorous verse extols the simple pleasure of idle leisure spent in plain stillness. It praises half hour escapes from work where nonproductive dreaming costs nothing and relaxes the mind, though warns against making loafing a constant habit.
A humorous exchange about aging and love. One partner cautions the other not to expect youth once time passes, poking fun at aging and beauty. The dialogue turns on acceptance and enduring affection despite changing looks.
A brief exchange where one person jokes about having plenty of theories and breaking into work only when ready, while the other notes choosing to ignore them and delay work.
A cryptic note describes a man suspected of villainy who smiles too much around a bar. The reference hints at duplicity and a cautious mood as patrons watch for signs of deceit.
A partial OCR fragment references a street in a Wool party area and a person described as almost bald. No clear event or identities are present.
The dialogue mocks a theater crowd's obsession with youth as an older performer is urged to stay in the spotlight. Two characters debate her appeal, implying she has maintained presence through repeated acts and novelty with a fresh young partner. The exchange hints at entertainment industry pressures and public appetite for novelty.
A letter declares that a man who allows family members to use any remedy but Foley’s Honey and Tar is negligent. It claims no other medicine works for pulmonary troubles. The genuine product comes in a yellow package and contains no opiates. Signed O. D. Koofer.
A fashion note on trimming pipings becoming hats and garments. It says women with features and flaws can pipe every edge of costumes, with satin the preferred material. Pipings edge sleeves revers cuffs fronts and skirts, reflecting popular style in Paris.
O. BR. Kinger of 1060 Virginia Ave Indianapolis testifies he suffered kidney trouble before using Foley's Kidney Remedy. He says forty bottles cleared his complexion cured back ache and irregularities, restoring health and allowing him to return to business.
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