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Newspaper

New Albany Weekly Tribune

Location

New Albany, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1907

Page

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New Albany Tribune Highlights and Oddities

The March 8 1907 issue lists office and subscription details for The Tribune Company New Albany Ind It notes a mix of light commentary on writers politics and society including jokes about groundhog elections Jockey Miller and the Mikado of Japan It also references Jamestown exposition governors Kuropatkin and remarks on women stockholders and a Calve lookalike anecdote.

To Mothers in This Town Sweet Powders for Children

Children who are delicate feverish and cross will get relief from Mother Grays Sweet Powders for children. They cleanse the stomach act on the liver making sickly children strong and healthy. A certain cure for worms. Sold by all druggists 260 Sample Frage. Address Allen Olm ated LeRoy N. .

Vast New York legal scene and a colossal rail terminal rise

Ninety one law students admitted to the New York bar learn there are 18 000 lawyers ahead in Greater New York, a ratio of one lawyer per 250 residents. San Francisco Mayor Schmitz signals shifts in immigration policy while a looming constitutional battle is discussed. The Hudson and Manhattan Railroad’s Church Street terminal will be the city’s largest and heaviest structure, weighing 24 000 tons of steel and 200 000 tons total living and dead load, built of 16 300 000 bricks reaching 2 000 miles, and capable of moving 1 000 people per minute through its corridors.

New York City New York United States Church Street Terminal Hudson and Manhattan Railroad Manhattan Salt Lake City

Paroling Prisoners in Chicago Aims at Reform

Chicago explores releasing some offenders early as a reform measure. Judges argue a first experience with law may teach restraint, avoiding prisons that become schools of crime. Aimed at saving citizens, the plan seeks reflection and guidance in a supportive environment.

Chicago

Hall and King cures advertised in 19th century notice

An old newspaper ad touts Hall's Catarrh Cure and Dr King’s New Discovery with testimonials and claims of universal efficacy. The piece mentions price points, a money back offer, and distribution through local druggists, highlighting remedies for catarrh coughs and lung ailments.

Humane Appeal Richmond Ind A. D Williams Weat Main St Chas, D. Knoa Fel

Literary Folk Tales and Modern Irish Italian Ink

A collection of portraits and anecdotes on essayist Mabie and writers DAnnunzio Watson Barrie Mitchell and Riley. The piece notes Mabie's lectures on Life and the Artist and highlights DAnnunzio's habits, Watson as Ian Maclaren, Barrie’s wit, Mitchell as novelist-physician, and Riley in society with a humorous quip about Chaucer.

Gabriele D'Annunzio Parlament Cult of the Beautiful Ian Maclaren M. Barrie America Dr. Watson Peter Pan Scots Observer Mr. Barrie Mr. Barde J. m. Sarrie Eal Materia Medica Mitchell James Whitcom Riley Harper’s Weekly Indianapolis Riley Chaucer Mr. Chaucer

Mallock argues wealth comes from able minority directing labor

In a Columbia University lecture English thinker W H Mallock disputes socialists claim that wealth belongs to the community. He says the able minority directing the majority’s labor produces the wealth and cites Britain where per family income would differ if wealth had been evenly divided.

W. H. Mallock Mallock Columbia University Great Britain

Growth of Rocks and Crystals Described in Plain Terms

The text explains rock growth through accretion and chemical change, noting sandstone and limestone from lifted seabeds and volcanic ash becoming durable building material. It contrasts mineral growth by crystal formation with gradual enlargement from atoms to large quartz crystals, likening it to ice crystals on a window. A closing line mentions mortgage sales.

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