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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1908
Page
2
Fragmentary text lists celestial terms and times, referencing planetary positions and confections. Mentions of Mercury, Libra, undated events, and vague times create an observational snippet with no coherent report or identifiable subject.
Demosthenes the Athenian orator killed himself on Athuria in 1647. Corioli inventor of the barometer died. Hogarth English painter and caricaturist died 1764. General Henry Knox Washington’s secretary of war died 180? William Thepearth English author died 1899. Astronomical events list sunset and rise times for the day.
A brief note discusses Africa enforcing forestry reserve and seine laws, implying support for Roosevelt through adherence to conservation and fishing regulations. It frames the matter as timely and beneficial to policy aims.
A reflective piece recalls the historic refrain Reforming Wall Street as a reminder that cycles of reform echo through financial upheaval and policy shifts across eras. It connects past governance efforts to present debates on markets and oversight.
A brief report notes Castro fell ill just as Holland completed fitting out four warships for his case, marking parallel timelines in the dispatch of naval assets and political attention.
A fragmented notice describes Empulstorism as a renamed fae tradition linked to affinities and odd wanderings. It mentions Ferdinand the Sudden as a self made czar of Ribarla, portrayed as a strong, capable ruler akin to a monarch rather than an opera house petty ruler.
The piece reflects on Philadelphia’s Founders Week and prior centennials, noting locals and visitors rediscover historical sites once marked only by signs. It argues for targeted, well placed markers by competent historians to convey salient stories clearly and enduringly, reducing needless tablets and inspiring reverence.
The Iron Trade Review argues conservation should be constructive not destructive. It urges adopting proven methods from older countries to reduce waste in steel production while maintaining quality, noting that over three tons of crude material yield one ton of steel rails and warning against saving waste at the cost of inferior steel.
An octogenarian reminisces about New York from his boyhood near city hall to later life near the Brooklyn Bridge. He recalls Park Theater, Astor House, Columbia College, and the canal area as the city grew from a town to a 4,000,000 population metropolis.
Fragmentary prose describes a strange, unsettling creature or concept named Golfthalmia. The text blends dreamlike vision with a caddie and oath motif, presenting a grotesque, creeping visualization titled Throne and Country.
One hundred dollar reward offered for an incurable Ostarrh case. Cheney company and West Tanax endorse the firm. Local wholesalers Walpine Kinnan & Marvin support. Hall's Catarrh Cure claimed to act internally on blood and mucous surfaces. price seventy-five cents per bottle. testimonials free. take Hell's Family Pills for constipation.
The piece warns voters to be wary of last minute campaign stories without fact checking aimed at discrediting candidates or parties. It cautions that legitimate criticisms should be investigated promptly and condemns rootback tactics as a tool of unprincipled politicians.
A collection of quotes from Rev. Joseph T W McMahon Rev. Thomas Knox Rev. Edward Young Rev S D Paine Rev W W Bustard Rev C Elwood Nash Rev Dr Junius B Remensnyder Rev Guy Arthur Jamieson Rev Andrew Cities Rev John Erskine Adams Rev Dr Fenn Rev Dr Frank De Witt Talmage and Rabbi Tobias Schaifurber on religion in business harmony family life and the duty to serve God and man The selections emphasize intellect morality social unity and the need for a balanced church approach combining heart and mind.
Brough to Brandenburg, arrested on forgery and grand larceny charges while boarding a New York bound train. A New York police telegram led to the arrest for allegedly selling the Times a Grover Cleveland letter claiming he predicted Taft's election, now deemed a forgery. He awaits a bail decision and has filed habeas corpus.
Rome reports the Italian cruiser Floramosen will depart for New York to join the cruiser Etruria. The two warships will escort the Duke of the Abruzzi and his bride to Italy. It is noted that no Elkins family member will attend the Rome ceremony, and Senator Elkins may receive the title Chevalier Annunciade during a later Italy visit.
New York Oct 23 schedules show Mr Taft and Mr Bryan to speak at Port Chester New York with Bryan in the morning and Taft to address at 8 o clock that afternoon both events set by the Republican and Democratic national committees through their publicity bureaus.
Brazil unveils the Minas Geraes, weighing about 21 000 tons, 606 feet long with a main battery of 12 2 inch guns and 22 7 pounders, surpassing Britain’s St Vincent. The ship marks Brazil’s growing naval power alongside armoured cruisers, destroyers, torpedo boats and submarines totaling 29 vessels, amid interest from Japan and regional arms races.
An advertising appeal promises a quick permanent cure for catarrh from Gauss in Marshall Michigan. It offers a free trial package by mail and urges readers to try the remedy to end symptoms and gain social acceptance.
A Maryland newspaper note states that prior to 1695 ten counties had established colors: St. Mary's red, Kent blue, Anne Arundel white, Calvert yellow, Charles orange, Harford green, Talbot purple, Somerset buff, Cecil crimson, and Worcester purple. The piece links these colors to local identities alongside the Maryland colors gold and black.
A Wisconsin reader cites Foley's Orino Laxative as saving his three year old son's life after severe constipation and fever. The anecdote emphasizes a rapid recovery by the following morning and urges others to try the product.
Weather reports forecast a killing frost across the southwest tonight. In other news, Argentina's market influence pushed Chicago wheat prices higher while Coshocton County Ohio voted dry by 694 in a heated local option contest.
In Vincennes Indiana on October 23 two fires caused at least eighteen thousand dollars in losses. The Bartlett Kuhn and Company elevators along the river front were completely burned with 30000 bushels of wheat and 500 bushels of corn lost. The Empire Paper Company plant was nearly destroyed by fire with several tons of straw burned.
An exchange in Philadelphia presents a protest tone as participants debate restraint and excess. The dialogue includes stern reminders of location and purpose, with voices urging caution yet acknowledging overdoing it in a ward setting.
Dialog humorously critiques rising divorce rates among theatrical folk. Pearl and Ruby joke about the timing and signposts from lawyers advertising “Divorce Procured Without Publicity.”
A fragmented note mentions buckwheat cakes at a boarding house and a batter not always getting a hit. It references a conflict involving a person named Hyres and a character named Garfield, indicating a muddled reminiscence with sports and personal names.
A well dressed woman interrupted a political speaker by continual coughing. The text suggests Foley's Honey and Tar as a quick cure for a cough and cold, noting concerns about opiate content and counterfeit substitutes.
Voters face a confusing ballot as Fred M. Back and Joun A Hindis campaign for county treasurer and assessor positions in New York towns. The November election sees Republican and reform candidates vying for Trustee and other posts amid unclear party lines.
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