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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1908
Page
2
A reflective note suggests a coming shift as younger generations, the asters, are hinted to be wiser than their fathers. The piece plays with memory and future expectations, implying tension between youth and elder perspectives.
A humorous note describes American balfoonists who threw sand during a 4000 foot plunge at Berlin and caused debris to fall on a neighbor's yard, with leaves and shade trees mentioned in a light, philosophical tone.
A Paris dealer offered the bathtub once used to assassinate Marat during the French Terror. The piece joins a string of priced relics from history as buyers seek sentiment and fame in collecting famous items, from Napoleonic hair to Sterne’s wig.
Representative Oscar Deshler. Prosecuting Attorney Walter N. Millican. Treasurer Fred M. Jackson. Sheriff Albert J. Sigmon. Surveyor Harry L. Draper. Coroner Louis P. Sicer. Commissioner First District John W. Edmondson. Commissioner Second District William Morton. Ballot positions and district designations listed for voter reference.
Last year voluntary arbitration settled disputes between labor groups in Canada and England, boosting hope for fewer strikes. Canada 1907 law makes proceedings compulsory and public. England allows voluntary arbitration with a Trade Board role. In 1909 the board settled 32 of 39 cases. by September 1, 1910, 35 of 45 were settled. A standing arbitration court is proposed.
United States Supreme Court affirming that the state as a quasi government may restrict private forest culling to protect public resources. The decision holds the need to regulate timber without private owner compensation when forests, water and atmosphere are at stake.
One hundred dollars reward for incurable catarrh and a testimonial from Toledo merchants. F J Cheney & Co props endorse the cure with statements of honesty. Hal l's Catarrh Cure is sold for 75 cents per bottle and taken internally. Testimonials are free. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The notice explains steps for voters to mark ballots with a blue pencil in the election room. It warns against improper marks, describes how to indicate choices with circles and squares, and outlines procedures for those unable to vote unaided. It also details penalties for buying or selling votes and cites the 1905 act provisions.
Newton W. Gilbert portrays provincial courts in the Philippines where wild tribes, traveling judges, and remote towns meet. He describes gifts at first contact, escort rituals, courtrooms with grotesque audiences, and rare criminal cases amid rugged terrain and scenic bosques.
A pedestrian narrowly escapes a multi vehicle danger at a busy intersection as a runaway airship descends overhead. He jumps into a manhole, saving himself from an oncoming subway train in a startling urban mishap reported by the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
In Balthmore, T recalls telling John that an opal ring he glued would bring bad luck. The ring’s bearer faces family pressure as a wealthy dying bachelor uncle, who had given the ring, recovers suddenly and moves toward recovery within the week, altering the expected inheritance.
The editor asserts the existence of poetic freedom while recalling an incident of striking poetry onto a stove as a red hot rebuttal in a humorous exchange.
Two lines from Browning’s Magazine discuss racial imagery and emotion with a remark about a “low spirited black Tan” and its inability to feel blue, illustrating period tone.
A Houston Post citation notes a professor’s theory that plants have memories while contrasting them with people who borrow books. The remark evokes a playful comparison highlighting plant memory ideas.
A humorous World wire item notes a speaker asking about pain and replying that the pain is in the beehoe, capturing a distinct phonetic joke from the era.
Tom pleads to convince Misa Wendhly of his love while Jack notes she already knows his true feelings. Pittsburgh Post provides the dialogue as a brief social item.
In a Washington Star excerpt Mr Cumrosx admits he does not enjoy classical music yet finds it useful to end dull conversations. He says it helps to kill off a great deal of mighty uninteresting conversation.
Welle Sm SLOBMER is the Pheugret candidate for Treasurer of Bleyde ty subject to voters. Claude Spptasun is the Deme tatoo candidate for re election for Nheckd Mie county. Charles Vo Long is the Democracic candidate for Trustee of New Albany. Walter Vo Bullert is the Democratic candidate for prosecuting attorney of Floyd.
The Republican committee nominates Dro Tw. Loved for Trustee of New Albany Township and Jon Ad Hends for Assessor. Both candidates face voters in the November election.
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