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New Albany Weekly Tribune

Location

New Albany, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1908

Page

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Irregular musings mix news and opinion on politics and sport

An assortment of observations touches on Roosevelt, the White House lawn, aviation accidents, naval arms, education, agriculture, and French Bastille Day. It notes cost estimates for the Mile Barrage Canal, Paraguay’s political risks, and the ballot’s power in preventing revolutions while stressing practical lessons from country life and industry.

Paraguay

Harvest Band Call Sparks Hoboes Influx Across Towns

Amid the annual harvest band appeal, towns report a rise in hoboes. The piece notes a Darwin semicentennial plan and recalls the 1859 Origin of Species, while touching on evolving views of evolution and political ideals. It mentions moon phases and party policies, stressing equal rights, protection of minorities, and anti injunction plank support in safeguarding just law.

Spepeer Trois Albis Pasimness Daber Mel Patatpiye

Cure for Catarrh Promises $100 Reward

Readers learn of a claimed universal cure for catarrh, Hall's Catarrh Care, with a $100 reward offer for any case it fails to cure. The ad asserts constitutional disease treatment and includes testimonials and distributor details. The piece also touches on laundry and clothing fabrics, highlighting colored shirts' durability, plus miscellaneous short items and letters.

Hall Hal Cheney Tolado

Prohibition Wave Questioned in Lebanon Commentary

The Lebanon scene rebuts Lieber's claim that Indiana’s dry trend is reversing. Demetrius Tillotson cites bank remonstrances and 100 business leaders supporting saloon closures, noting factories running and rising prosperity. Interurban arrivals and court fines for drunk driving show enforcement despite curbed saloons.

Indiana Lebanon Albert Lieber Thos. R. Marshall Boone County Demetrius Tillotson Lieber Lebanoum

A Crab Habit and Its Brutal Claw Surgery

A reader notes the crab habit of masking a damaged claw and severing the limb in a dramatic display. The piece ponders whether pride, fear of infection, or speed loss motivates the act, comparing the crab to lobsters as a scrappy, bantam-like creature.

Bryan's Platform and Bryan's Twelve Year Record

A critique questions whether party platform silence can erase Bryan's twelve year record on issues such as government and municipal ownership of utilities and railroads. It argues the Democratic party should accept Bryan with his longstanding policy positions including government ownership and calls out past speeches supporting municipal, state, and national ownership.

Bryan Tageart United States Supreme Court Firgan Democratic Party Gryan Iroquois Club Silenics Madison Square Garden Lontaville Mr. Bryan

State Fair to Host Expanded Five Night Horse Show

The Indiana State Board of Agriculture will run an extensive horse show at the State Fair next September with total prizes of 7157 dollars. David Wallace leads the effort with Frank P. Kenney as assistant and Thomas W. Bell of Chicago as judge, entries closing August 27.

State Board of Agriculture David Wallace Indianapolis State Board Frank P. Kenney Thomas W. Bell Chicago Soming Fair Middle West Indianapolia

Curbing Hemorrhages and Immigrant Money Tricks Mentioned

An old newspaper fragment notes patent medicine claims for Foley's Honey and Tar curing lung hemorrhages and coughs. It also lists immigrants in New York using various money carriers from canvas bags to money belts, brass tubes, and boot pockets, described in a brief society-like item.

A. M. Ake Wood Ind Foley Flooley Knoefel New York New York Press

Castoria Ad And Local Quotation Snippet

A mix of adverts and quotes notes Castoria for infants and children, a farmer’s dialogue, and a local store testimonial. Dr King’s New Discovery praised by E Humphrey of Omega Ohio for a severe cough, with mentions of local companies Adams County Telephone Co and Home Telephone Co. Sold at Chas D Knopfel’s drug store with trial bottles offered.

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Butterflies and tomatoes joke at Episcopal convention

A dinner in Richmond during an Episcopal convention featured a young lady ask the Bishop of London if the butterfly could fly because the tomato could. The bishop laughed while a young Englishman pressed for the intended point, seeking clarification on the joke. The scene recalls a vivacious social moment from Lippincott's Magazine.

Richmond London Lippincott's Magazine

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