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Newspaper
New Albany Weekly Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1902
Page
4
Women and men suffer from kidney and bladder trouble with reduced ambition, vigor and cheer. Swamp-Root offers a remedy. testimonials claim relief, sample bottles by mail, and a pamphlet from Dr Kilmer and Company of Binghamton New York.
One year, in advance. Six months, in advance. Three months, in advance. 100 dollars, 50 cents, 25 cents club rates.
The arrival of a new one hundred dollar Panama hat signals a shift away from aging gags about women's hats. The piece notes renewed focus on style and propriety as fashion items regain attention.
Two sole survivors, cited as the only eyewitnesses, share dramatic accounts of the Mont Pelee eruption. The New York paper touts exclusive material scooped ahead of rivals, detailing scenes of chaos and survival from the volcanic disaster.
The remark speculates that after examining Mont Pelee Kennan will next scrutinize coin interests of magazine publishers and managers of lecture courses. It suggests a sequence of investigative interest from science to media and education sectors.
A cryptic remark suggests Professor Heilprin believes Mont Pelee is subdued while recalling a Wisconsin man who tried to hypnotize a bull and failed, hinting at overconfidence in dangerous matters. The pair underscores hubris before unpredictable natural forces.
The taxpayers of the Transvaal will not be called upon to pay the cost of the late war, but it is quite likely that the Transvaal gold mines will not get off as easy. They are rich and can stand the squeezing.
The text notes a $25,000 annual salary for the Cuban president, comparing it to the U.S. president’s pay when the United States was younger and poorer, highlighting a point about early salary levels.
Congress moved beyond discussing canal bills and Cuban reciprocity measures and promptly passed a bill authorizing a light and fog signal at Semiahmoo harbor in Washington state.
The piece notes St Louis aims to host the 1904 political conventions while midway concessionaires protest free concessions to politicians. It reports the Forum will shift from monthly to quarterly, citing overcrowded monthly magazines and suggesting some publications could be spared. Senator Elkins pushes a Cuba annexation joint resolution, predicting U.S. control within two years, with speculation on party reactions in the New Albany Ledger.
The Trouxe acknowledges receipt from Hon J W Lyons register of the treasury of Washington a copy of History of the Currency of the Country and of the Loans of the United States from the Earliest Period to June 30 1900 and a copy of Information Respecting United States Bonds Paper Currency Coin Production of Precious Metals etc Both volumes are filled with valuable information The TRIBUNE returns thanks.
Joaquin Miller objects to the label poet of the Sierras but accepts its appeal for admirers. John Morley will publish Life of Gladstone this autumn with letters woven into the biography under political theological and literary headings.
The report from the house ways and means committee proposes killing all seals in the Pribi Jof islands except 10000 females and 1000 males unless pelagic sealing is halted. Representative Tawney calls the act mercy to end brutal pelagic hunting and starvation of young, urging negotiations with Great Britain to review regulations or seal life may go extinct.
The Outlook notes growing nonsectarian spirit in organized charity at the national conference. Altruism and charity were framed as preventive and educational efforts with college bred leaders entering philanthropy. Charity organization becomes a civic force shaping individual life, public sentiment, and legislation.
The snippet features a bottle label claiming the signature on every bottle of Owen Drink Mixture. It asserts it is the baby’s friend from birth until teething and directs readers to druggists for the product.
The Indiana political scene splits over Cuba and Philippines policy with calls for Republican strength and veteran leaders urging unity. The piece cites Governor Beck, Goebel, and Senator Fairbanks while warning against apathy and urging the Republican drive to expand victory and curb state debt.
Thirty eight members of Congress send endorsements for Peruna the great catarrh remedy. lawmakers from Alabama North Dakota North Carolina Louisiana Illinois Ohio Florida New York Vermont Nevada Mississippi Georgia Texas Iowa and California praise Peruna as a tonic and cure for catarrh cough grip and throat troubles. several write about personal benefits and family use urging others to try the remedy and requesting the free book from The Peruna Medicine Co. Columbus Ohio.
John Gilmer Speed argues in Ainslie's Magazine that rising luxury harms thrift and social order. He notes the bachelor woman and independent life erode traditional duties, while youth face shifted paths to work and marriage. The piece also lauds Edward VII and praises Indiana Republicans' strong leadership.
In Washington the House debated judiciary bills led by a bankruptcy reform measure. The bill, passed 65 to 137 against repeal, adds fifteen changes including a definition of preference and four grounds for discharging in bankruptcy. The evening session reviewed Indian committee bills as the Senate weighed the isthmian question.
An old advertisement promotes Cascarets Candy Cathartic with the light blue enameled metal box marked c.C.C. Each tablet carries the CCC stamp and notes the product is never sold in bulk and available at all druggists.
A collage of brief items notes industrial strikes in Mecropolia and a railroad absorbtion, a bow found with a throat cut in Kentucky, and Bishop O Gorman likely to be named papal delegate to the Philippines. Reports cover Col ombian forces recapturing Chorrera, a Baltimore printing union in session, Boer surrender news, soft coal price hikes in New York, European cold affecting agriculture, Bishop Walters urging self defense, Edwin H Conger becoming dean of diplomats in Pekin, and a royal England procession from Windsor to Ascot amid the Prince Consort death anniversary.
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