Modesty of Women Held Back by Indeterminate Treat ments
An article extols the avoidance of invasive examinations for women citing physician endorsements for Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. It argues examinations are often unnecessary, stresses non alcoholic ingredients and warns of patient shame. It notes endorsements printed on bottle wrappers and pamphlets from Dr. B. V. Pierce of Buffalo, N Y, and mentions Dr. Pierce’s Medical Adviser mailed free with stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. V. Pierce
Uffalo
Pierce
Jotalo
Feck
Local News Notes From New Albany Tribune May 22 1908
Memorial day oration planned by Prof Charles A Prosser in Marengo May 30. Pettition on a pike in Oregon township Clark county moved to Floyd circuit court. Hisey vs Force Handle Co continued in Clark circuit court. Heuser and Taflinger seek Corydon Junction liquor license delayed two years. William Kehoe wins brick contract for St Marys church on the knob. Weathers to deliver memorial address in Elizabeth May 30. Mrs Edward Fawcett improving from a fractured ankle. Government depot sewing allotment near completion with July 1 outlook for flannel work. Judge Montgomery overrules motion to change venue in Fawcett vs Bowman. Rowt sues for divorce from Sadie Roast. cruel treatment alleged. Sieg wins $6000 damages against Southern Railway at Corydon. Jordan sues Louisville and Northern Railway for personal injuries from February 4 1908. Harold Jordan files $2000 claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Jordan
Carpenter Claims Justification in Gas Plant Killing
Clarence Jackson, 23, died at Ss. Edward's hospital after being shot at the United Gas and Electric Company power house by Samuel Carpenter, 22, who surrendered to police and cites ongoing taunts about his wife. The shooting occurred around 7:30 a.m. at Hast Eighth and Water streets. a coroner and surgeons treated the wounded man. Carpenter, son of the power house chief engineer, says he acted after Jackson taunted him for days. Jackson’s funeral arrangements and details of his family in Owensboro and Hammond are noted. the weapon is in police custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Jackson
Samuel Carpenter
United Gas and Electric Company
Eighth and
Water Street
Ss. Edward's Hospital
Jackson
Carpenter
Q Carpenter
David W. Carpenter
Third Street
Jacob Fees
Dra. J. F. Weathers
F. H. Wilcox
Harry Carpenter
Mra
Amanda Jackson
Silby Street
Chicago
Flora Meeka
Owensboro
Mand
Hammond
Ind
Mednotyre’e
Weat First Street
Railroad
Starr
Gwin
Michael Higgine
East Eleventh Street
Holy Trinity Rectory
Michael Halpin
Holy Trinity Church
Sweeney Wins West Main Street Improvement Contract
Jeffersonville contractor O Sweeney secured the West Main Street project from First to Tenth Street with vitrified brick after bidding against G W Palmer of Logansport. The board ordered track readiness by the street railway and adopted assessments for the asphalt East Main project while noting ongoing controversy among property owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vn. O. Sweeney
Jeffersonville
Board of Public Works
West Main Street
First
Tenth Street
G. W. Palmer
Logansport
Ind
Sweeney
John J. Lyons
Harry Foreman
Charles Miller
John Walter
Herman Schaeffer
Carlisle Block
Flint
Eighth Street
Eighth
Street Railway Company
Osrliale
Palmer
New Albany
East Main Street
United States Court
Anderson
Mann
Barber Asphalt Company
Main
Pearl
Flint Street
Spring
Oak Street
East Usk Street
Manno
Best Healer in the World: Rev Starbird Recommends Bucklen Salve
The Rev F Starbird of East Raymond Maine extols Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best healer for old army wounds obstinate sores and as a aid in his veterinary work. Available at 25 cents per bottle from Chas D Knooefel's drug store.
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F. Starbird
East Raymond
Maine
Chas. D. Knooefel
Ministers entitled to pay for funeral services decision
Judge Weat of the Montgomery circuit court ruled ministers may claim reasonable pay for funeral services at a father’s burial when heirs resist gratus claims. The ruling supports the minister’s right to compensation for addressing the funeral. Published notices also mention a separate case where Judgs W. O. Utz overruled an arrest of judgment in a damage suit against railways, with an appeal pending. The advertisement promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills with a money back guarantee at Chas. D. Knoefel's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Weat
Montgomery
W. O. Utz
George Hynes
Louisville and Northern Railway ‘and Lighting Company
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railway ‘Company
Hynes
Dr. Kiog
Chas. D. Knoefel
Methodists debate title change for church officers at conference
At the general conference a committee report to rename presiding elder as district superintendent was rejected by a large majority. Opponents argued the new title better reflects administrative duties, while retainers said presiding elder is a time honored term. Debate drew New England discussion and mixed reactions from clergy. Foley's Kidney Cure praised by Alvin Stimpson of Willimantic after recovery from kidney troubles.
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Committee On
Methodist Episcopal Church
New Albany
New England
Foley
Alvin H. Stimpson
Willimantic
Conn
D. Knovfel
Local Personal Notes and Social Happenings
Minnie Festheringill visits Sugar Grove while Elizabeth visits relatives. Ben Applegate of Corydon visits Mr and Mrs H N Wolfe in East Spring Street. Frank Goss of Greenville improves after surgery at St Edward's Hospital. Mr and Mrs Charlie Broder celebrate 50th wedding anniversary at 1030 East Sixth Street. Orange Fella hosts lawn party for daughter Pauline with 10 guests. George H D Gibson, former Clark circuit judge, suffers nervous collapse in Louisville after selling Charlestown lands for 30000 dollars. Henry Geisler, Hartford City postmaster and Times Gazette proprietor, visits New Albany. Indiana editors’ river trip from Louisville to Cincinnati noted. Robert Hamilton of Covington and Miss Ida Byers wed May 11 at Miss Byers' parents’ home on East Spring Street. couple to live in Cincinnati after ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Applegate
Qorydon
Mire H. Ns. Wolfe
East Spring
Fifth Street
Frank Goss
Greenville
St. Edward's Hospital
Charlee F. Broder
East Sixth Street
Broder
Brader
Orange Fella
Willow Avenue
Pauline
George H D. Gibson
Charlestown
Clark
Ras
Charles Gibson
Louisville
Henry Geisler
Hartford City
Ind
Times Gaatte
M. EB. Gable
Bapual Tabernacle
Local Remedy Praised for Coughs and Lung Trouble
Mrs J K White of Rashboro Pa says Dr King’s New Discovery saved her husband from lung disease and could help others. The ad claims it loosens a cough quickly and cures lung disease even after prognosis. Available at Chas D Kapetel’s drug store with a trial bottle free.
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Chas. D Kapetel'a
Local notices and ads from New Albany and Louisville papers
The itemized page lists magazine and periodical rates, a shoe remedy ad for Allen’s Foot Ease, a settled insurance suit involving Martha O. Ebringer and Sarah D. McKean, notes on Foley’s Kidney Cure for kidney complaints, a bankruptcy discharge for Henry Moye, and a hospital update on W.N. Roberts after an elevator accident at Paul Reising brewery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Moye
Paul Reising
St. Edward's Hospital
Singing in a New York choir and annual contracts
A New York soprano explains that churches prefer year long contracts to avoid repeat disputes when choirs underperform. She notes New York congregations are obliging and rarely interfere, unlike other towns where hot water disputes make trustees wary of long terms. Mrs Joyce praises Foley's Kidney Cure for lasting kidney relief.
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New York
New York Sun
Joyce
Sullivan Sé
Claremont
N. Ho
Foley
D. Knoefel
Also Mentioned on This Page
NEW Albany Tribune
Charles A. Prosser
Marengo
John Taflinger
Oregon Township
Clark County
Floyd
Edward Hisey
F. Force Handle Company
City
Christian Heuser
Jacob Laterling
Corydon Junction
William Kehoe
St. Mary’s Catholic
Knobn
John H. Weathershad
G. A. R. and
Odd Fellows
Elizabeth
Edward Fawcett
Clark Circuit Coure
Elwood Fawcett
Jeasie N. Bowman
Fred Rowt
Sadie Roast
W.H. Roose
Roy C. Sieg
Southern Railway Company
Harrison
Corydon
Sieg
Milltown
G. H. Hester
M. W. Funk
J. H. Welman
Jewett & Jewetté
Carpenter Claims
Power House
Foley's Hovey
C. D. Knoefel
O. Sweeney
Mias
Minnie Festheringill
Sugar Grove
the Tribune Company
Pearl St
Tribune
New Albany Weekly Tribune
Louisville Weekly Herald
New York Tribune Farmer
New York Tri- Weekly Tribune
The
American Boy
Woman's Home Companion
Youth Companion
National Magazine
New Albany Weekly Tribune and
Physical Culture Magazine
Allen
Allen S. Olmated
LeRoy N.Y
Martha O. Ebringer
Sarah D. McKean
Supreme Lodge
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Ebringer
McKean
W.N. Roberts
Dauchey & Co
Parker
GEO. H. Devol
Main St
Comb
Peter Klerner
East, Thomas and Markos Ste
George B. Cardwill
Rotary Public
BEW Albary, Inc
Stotsenburg & Weathers Attorneys AT Law
Hedden
State and Markey Street
Lord
Clare Barrison
Crawford
Counties
Charles L. Jewett
Henry E. Jewett
Lawyers
Masonic
Albany
William Sloemer
Floyd County
Claude Sittason
Sherif
Charles Wing
Prust
Tve
Walter W. Bulliet
Floyu County
Geo. S. Graf
E. Main Street
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