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Newspaper
New Albany Weekly Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1908
Page
1
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January 17 1908 Fambay article notes uneasy mood among wealthy readers amid bank losses and rising fortunes. It laments officials seeking quick riches while poverty remains widespread and weather and stage storms add current turmoil.
Prophets who warned war as a result of the Dao feet surge proved correct as tensions ignite within the navy department.
A garbled era note discusses a pledge for a Roosevelt second term and a crackdown on adulterated eggs. It mentions a Springfield rifle life rechambered for ammunition, and asserts that the army and militia will be supplied before the next target season, emphasising readiness.
Special notice announces Foley’s Honey and Tar remains unaffected by the Pure Food and Drug Law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is suitable for children and adults. O. D. Noofel endorses the product as a safe cough remedy.
A tale describes immigrant influence on American labor and civilization through pastor Rev. Pasquale de Nisco guiding Italian parishioners toward decency and order. It praises preserving good traits in immigrants and shaping true American citizenship amid early colonial challenges.
A long ad claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can fully cure catarrh as a constitutional disease. It asserts internal use to attack the disease at its foundation and offers $100 to any case failing to cure. The text shifts to a critique of American labor costs and European wages, contrasting living standards and wages in France and Germany with U.S. conditions.
A fragmentary dialogue compares poker to a purse of vice and a woman's shopping. The speakers debate morality and cost, noting that poker consumes money while shopping costs only what a woman spends on culture, in a Borton Transcript style exchange.
A Panama Missouri resident touts seven years of proof that Dr Kings New Discovery eases coughs colds and chest illnesses. The ad claims thirty eight years of proof nationwide and lists its use for la grippe asthma hay fever bronchitis and early pneumonia. It offers a 50 cent to 1.00 price and a free trial bottle at Chas D hape fel's drug store.
A forecast based on recent primaries predicts Indiana Republican district leaders to join the state committee. Districts list Phelps Darby Phoneville Bruceville Shroup Paul Vernon Chapin Rueville Alpert Pripp Natch Vernon M. A. Chipman Andersen George Binwiddie Fransfort Tenth J. Mickey Lane Eleventh Harry Bendel Wuntington Twelfth Joseph Henry Fort Wayne Thirteenth John L. Moorman Kooy. The Seventh district re-elects Oliver Ensley while other incumbents face uncertain futures amid intra party contests and debates over control of the state committee and national delegation.
A child named Bobby spoke prayers so fast that his mother asked Jin why he did not speak more slowly. He replied that slowing down would make the other children wait. Published by Lippincott's.
A fragmentary essay critiques American energy and the chase for wealth. It cites Paris philosophers Nordau and Wagner, contrasting American haste with the aim of happiness and simple living. The piece argues the lust for quantity, especially money, distorts values, while Europeans favor leisure and humane living.
A Washington dispatch reviews Prohibition momentum within major parties, southern realignment, and the potential for no national Prohibition ticket this year. It notes debates over saloon closure in Washington, the failed canteen, and the growing influence of temperance groups on Congress.
The year 1907 saw exports likely exceed 1.9 billion dollars while imports may top 1.4 billion, with November exports at 204.4 million and March imports at 156.1 million. Trade gains centered on manufactured materials and goods, raw cotton, and iron and steel, with notable increases in foodstuffs and agricultural implements.
A historical discussion proposes relocating surplus urban poor from crowded Chinese cities to Manchuria. Each emigrant would receive ten acres of arable land tax free for five years, with government supplying seed tools and livestock. Start-up costs cover transport and equipment, with taxes on eventual farm products. The plan argues long term gains from self sustaining prosperity.
A Baltimore society moves convicts from prison workshops to a factory setting after release to earn living and avoid returning to crime. The program aims to remove ostracism, finding work for released inmates and reducing relapse risks while sociologists watch the reform experiment. Plane Morstage for rale at this office.
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