08 Apr 1910
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Newspaper
New Albany Weekly Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1910
Page
1
This column lists subscription rates and mailing options for a New Albany Indiana newspaper, then shifts to a stream of mixed topics. It mentions Halley’s comet, aviation trials, Carnegie’s finances, Roosevelt’s actions, Fairbanks, and various global notes, all in a brisk, opinionated tone. It lampoons media figures while weaving in current events and speculative forecasts.
A collage of notes cites nine days to gauge canal progress, new French rules restricting aero planes, fashion with straw hats, and foreign relations with Japan. It also mentions a Russia countess in New York, Weston’s long hike, and Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs as spring nears. Immigrant placement policy debates highlight state and federal roles, while Catarrh remedies and a piece on women's evolving social power appear among the miscellany.
Archbishop John Ireland urges fair prices for farmers, arguing meat prices will not return to old lows. He notes cattle now come from small, managed farms, emphasizes farmer labor and costs, and warns neglect of agriculture weakens the nation. He stresses thrift, housekeeping, and cooking mastery as moral and economic remedies.
A Boston University professor argues that while the world lacks perfection, it has never been as good as today. He notes fewer intolerable conditions, praises reformers, yet cautions that progress requires continued effort to reach the millennium.
In a British judicial speech Sir John Bigham argues that equality in law exists in theory but the rich enjoy advantages from better counsel and evidence. He suggests using public funds to aid the poor to achieve true equality and contemplates remedies for the defect.
Dr. Charles Eliot argues for humane immigration policy favoring labor needs while maintaining exclusions for undesirables. He says tests should apply at naturalization and read English or native language material rather than sacred texts, stressing a hospitable attitude toward capable, healthy immigrants before they become voters.
Prosecuting Attorney A E Thomas files seventy five suit cases in circuit court under a new Indiana tax foreclosure law. Amounts range from eight to one eighty five dollars and some defendants are prominent. City prosecutor Walter Bul Het plans similar actions against about one hundred delinquents as title abstracts are completed. A testimonial reports Foxy s Kidney Remedy aiding a conductor s rheumatism recovery.
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