17 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
New Albany Weekly Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
1
A garbled survey of early aviation buzz, art authenticity fears, and price hints. It notes airship prize supporters linking aviation to commerce, mentions Halley’s Comet chatter, and references Dr. Cook’s records and a Lindbergh era replica idea. It also touches on heiress marriages, newspaper advertising, and Curtiss prospects amid other era headlines.
An editorial argues submarines pose high danger to crews with limited escape options. It notes recent French submarine Pluviose disaster where twenty seven men died in fog and calls for stricter signaling and safety measures for moored submarines and noncombat operations.
A Springfield resident, B F Kelley, reports kidney and bladder trouble worsened over a year causing dull headaches. After taking Foley's Kidney Pills for a few weeks, headaches ceased and bladder function returned to normal with relief from distress.
A nostalgic note reflects on summer vacation as the time when American children shed school days for freedom. It contrasts carefree play and outdoor mischief with the burden of schooling, suggesting happiness peaks during three to four months of summer break and that today’s children share a similar longing for unstructured time.
A garbled article fragment discusses dating ideas at Bernard college with playful notions on Adonis like looks, income, and future prospects. It contrasts physical standards with beliefs about conjugal happiness and education, hinting at social expectations and romantic schemes among students.
Perry Davis Painkiller relieves pain and inflammation from bee stings and bites and soothes itching from mosquito bites. Available in 250 85 and 500 bottle sizes for medical or household use.
A historical instructional piece by a former USDA poultry expert covers month by month care. It emphasizes winter temperatures, ventilation, watering, green feed, and careful management of hens, chicks, and breeding stock through January to December, with notes on egg markets, molt, housing cleanliness, and pest control.
Hugh J. Houghton, longtime city resident and noted plate glass cutter, died at 2:80 this morning at 1743 East Elm Street. He was 73, survived by his wife who passed four years ago, three sons and five daughters including Hough J. Houghton Jr and Joseph W. Houghton. Funeral at Holy Trinity Church next Wednesday at 9 a.m.
The Rev. George G. Borreis bids farewell after seven years as assistant rector and acting rector at St Mary's. He departs for Hamburg to lead a new parish as Rev. William Seibert and Rev. Victor Klein assume duties. Rev. Donald Manning begins as assistant at Holy Trinity, succeeding Rev. James Ryan, now rector of Rockville parish. Also notes a Catarrh Cure advertisement with claims of a $100 cure guarantee.
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