11 Mar 1910
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Newspaper
New Albany Weekly Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1910
Page
1
Disjointed 1920s style collage questions inventors of safety coal mine, weather forecasts, political figures and public concern over bread at $10 per acre land. Mentions Abdul Hamid, London politics, March weather, Mars, and meat production costs as families face four cent beef and ten cent beef prices in the era.
A historical column extols Washington as a lifelong model for liberty and probity, praises the Maine relief effort and calls for raising the ship’s wreck. It discusses labor and housing trends, worker mobility, and the need for country homes as industry concentrates, plus a nod to Foley's Kidney Pills.
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Oussry & Co of Toledo Ohio pledges a hundred dollar reward for every cataract that Hall's remedy cannot cure. Notary A. W. Gleason documents the oath on December 6, 1886. Advertisement claims Hall's remedy purifies blood and mucous surfaces, with testimonials and Druggists selling Hall's Family Pills door to door.
Wisconsin Senator Robert M La Follette argues that the will of the people no longer directs the government. He cites De Tocqueville Bryce and Supreme Court Justices on corporate influence and bribery undermining representation. He asserts Congress and senators now serve corporations, not the people.
Lieutenant Hoenberg of the German signal corps views the Los Angeles aviation meet to study air dispatch and bomb scattering from aircraft. Experts weigh how aeroplanes could annihilate fleets and whether nations will equip armies with aerial craft, foreseeing a future clash in the air if hostilities erupt.
An editorial plea urges women of all classes to join forces with shirtwaist strikers, arguing that solidarity fuels social progress. It recalls the Colony Club meeting in New York where affluent women were moved by the workers’ stories and credits suffrage activism for shifting attitudes toward shared interests.
Cook Day Jr to Benjamin Temple 20 feet of lot on East Spring Place plat 467 Morbley to David 3 Jordan June 18 and 19 lot 74 75 East Spring street Oldham Bright to Myrna Lively lotes 74 75 plat 86 Albert A Short to William Short James Brooke to Minnie Lambdin parts of lots 86 88 East Spring street John Lambdin to James Brooks Robert Morris to Lorena Mechanica Building and Loan Association to Helen McKinney lots 80 81 32 Second Street plat Davenport lot 63 East Enghith Street part 63 Davenport road shows multiple lot transfers and plats. This is an Easy Teast Shake Allen Foot-Ease ad promotes a shoe comfort product. Sold Everywhere.
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