19 Aug 1910
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Newspaper
New Albany Weekly Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1910
Page
1
The Bloomfield News reports on The Tribune Company with a light column of editorial jests. It references Aunt Delia's apple pie and various public figures while joking about politics, exploration, and famous names in a satirical tone.
A writer cites sensational captions about women and violence, arguing American women are better treated and more ladylike. The piece lauds Mrs. Harriet Clark Fisher of New Jersey for a yearlong global automobile journey, undertaken for health and personal strength, despite warnings in India and elsewhere.
An advertisement warns about catarrh cures containing mercury and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by FB J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and effective. It notes the product takes internally, is manufactured in Toledo, and claims testimonials and druggist availability with a price of 75 cents per bottle.
Congress backs postal savings banks aiming to reach every post office, starting with 7500 presidential offices. Residents can open accounts with $1, using 10 cent savings stamps and cards. Immigrants abroad and $1 deposits are addressed, with stamps canceled at deposits. Harry H. Thompson leads the coordinating committee and holds a ongoing government career.
Special Correspondence reports anti Bryan Democrats in Nebraska overthrew the Peerless Leader after years of effort. Indiana Democrats withheld invitations and Taggart loyalists celebrate, saying Bryan is down and out. Bryan vows the fight has only begun and will persist to the end.
Samuel C. Ferrell, candidate for Indiana state superintendent of public instruction, combines fine intelligence and wholesome character with a long record in teaching and administration. His background as teacher, principal, city and county superintendent, and self-made education gives him a practical view of school needs and a strong rapport with students.
The piece argues Samuel Gompers, a Democrat, should study Indiana labor sentiment before campaigning for the Democratic ticket. It notes Indiana Democrats face wage-earner discontent and warns Gompers to question labor leaders about the state’s political landscape prior to any speeches.
Charles Sumner, during a London visit, responds to a dinner toast with a pointed remark about patriotic memory. The dialogue turns to a wartime tribute and is followed by a sharp exchange involving a genuine oratorical misquote. A backstage note mentions after dinner satire and a manager’s reaction.
Office location described at the Southeast Corner of Pearl and Market streets beside New Albany National Bank with entry on Market Street at the rear of the bank building.
Auditor Harry W. Vance announces his candidacy as a Republican for Floyd County Auditor in the upcoming November election. He seeks the office to oversee county finances and records, urging party supporters to back his bid.
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