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Newspaper
New Albany Weekly Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1908
Page
2
Fragmented remarks touch on preventable forest fires and aircraft risks, questions of women voters at polls, faulty propellers in planes, Brazil’s battleships, American enterprise, and the evolving aviator role. Mentions Taft at Sandusky in September 1808 and the notion of propaganda to rally policy.
A compilation of political and literary commentary critiques public figures and policies. It notes Fighting Bob Evans publishing war tales, Bryan and Kern in campaigns, and Mary Lee’s testimonial for Dr King's New Discovery, with reflections on party loyalty and constitutional actions.
A fragmented historical ad asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a cure all with an offer of one hundred dollars for an incurable cetarrh case. It repeats testimonials from Wier & Tavax and Watoma Kinwas Magvis druggists, praising internal blood and mucous surface action and selling at 73 cents per bottle.
A midwestern column argues the Republican Party best protects labor. It contrasts wage trends under Democratic and Republican administrations with a Taft candidacy and quotes the party line on injunctions. The piece questions William Jennings Bryan's changing positions and warns workers to doubt him.
Indianapolis reports on the upcoming thirty day pre election polls by both major parties. Republicans boast a refined registration system and a history of accurate results, while Democrats unite to improve reliability. Analysts note past misses and the need for wide cross county support to claim Indiana. Governor Hanly changes Andersonville monument date to November 24 with reduced rail rates for homeseekers and possible staff presence.
Mrs. M. M. Davison of 379 Gifford Ave San Jose Cal says Electric Bitters are a superior family remedy for headaches biliousness liver and bowel troubles. She urges others seeking relief to try the product. Sold under guarantee at Chas VD Knoefel's drug store 50c.
Notice urges readers to watch the red label on the paper wrapper to avoid subscription delinquency and ensure continued delivery.
The Hon. J. Milton Turner of St Louis delivered a Republican address to a predominantly colored audience at Bethel A M E church on East Fifth Street with many whites present. Baker presided, congratulatory remarks were offered to Mrs Ben Alexander, and later at Lincoln League HQ 210 Pearl Street George H Heater spoke to a Republican assembly, marking the first meeting in the new quarters as several young men anticipated their first presidential vote next month.
A notice warns that a married man who allows any family member to use cough remedies other than Foley’s Honey and Tar is guilty of neglect. It promotes Foley’s product as the best for pulmonary troubles and notes it contains no opiates and comes in a non yellow package. O. D. Knoefel.
Treasurer Fred M. Jackson is the Republican nominee for County Treasurer subject to the November voters. Trustee Dr. T. B. Love is the Republican nominee for Trustee for New Albany Township subject to the November voters. Assessor John A. Hinds is the Republican nominee for Assessor for New Albany Township.
William Sloemer is the Democratic candidate for Treasurer and Claude Sittason for Sheriff both of Floyd county subject to voters in November. Charles W Ctong is the Democratic candidate for Trustee of New Albany township also contesting the November election.
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