18 Mar 1910
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Newspaper
New Albany Weekly Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1910
Page
1
A mosaic of 1900s era snippets touches on spring optimism, the Duke of Contiuelt in South Africa, petroleums' production shift in 1909, Taft requesting two battleships yearly, and notes on education exchanges. It weaves weather, governance, and scientific topics with miscellany about editors, reviewers, and public discourse.
A landslide awaits the public man who supports letting well enough alone and backing workers' desire for peace. The piece argues for restraint from costly battleship building and urges focus away from congress and state legislatures to avoid wasteful spending sourced from workers' earnings.
A professor of meteorology challenges the view that forest removal always worsens rainfall. He argues floods arise from high atmospheric vapor, while soil cover and grasses can conserve rainfall. The piece also notes joy rides, sleighing, and a brief discussion of a bronze memorial for North American Indians.
Frank J. Oneney of F. J. Onexzy & Co. swears as senior partner that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary public A. W. Gleason witnessed the oath dated December 3, 1556. Promotional claim alleges cure works through the blood and mucous membranes. Sold by druggists in Toledo, Ohio.
A preacher likens a baseball sacrifice to a gospel lesson. He compares a feeble at bat turning into a run to Jesus sacrifice and the essential voice of the gospel entering daily life through sport and faith.
An elderly Millbury resident defends Taft’s presidency, insisting he is unchanged and faithful to his early character. The writer praises Taft as simple, unaffecting, and tireless in keeping promises, noting a joking reference to him as Will.
An essay by THOMAS B. WALKER argues forests decline from fire wind and beetles. He urges protection by clearing debris reforestation and economic milling to use all tree parts and reduce waste. He calls for tax laws aiding private owners to protect productive forest land and urges prudent government policy.
A fragmented wartime quotation urging peace through Principles of Justice and the Supreme Court. The speaker envisions a future where armament is unnecessary and the word war becomes obsolete, redefining conflict as bloodless and limited to metaphor.
Prof H A Buerk presided over a large juvenile court session with Probation Officer Joseph Kraft and Voi G H Pennington arraigning over forty youths. Gertrude Best thirteen was committed to the Home of the Good Shepherd in Louisville with consent of her father for incorrigibility after a library break in. A number of youngsters who had been stealing coal from the Monongarda were arraigned. their parents warned they would be prosecuted if brought again. The court learned from several boys about local gambling. Also noted is an interview with world rifle champion Capt Bogardus at Lincoln Illinois praising Foley’s Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder relief.
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