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Newspaper

New Albany Weekly Tribune

Location

New Albany, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1908

Page

3

Deer Hunt On the Range Near the Ranch House

A rider Ferris pursues a wounded eight point buck while sharing the chase with a cautious dog and foreman. The chase threads through snow and dense brush near the house, ending with a throat-shot kill as night falls and the party returns. The narrative shifts to prairie life with white tails, fawns, and a trained doe, then to a wagon trip along the Keogh trail facing a sudden plains storm that tests horses, wagon, and men amid hail and rain.

G. P. Putnam's Sons G. P Putnam's Bons New York London Ferris Ferrie Plains Rivera Keogh Fort Keogh Indiana

Red Coated Antlered Buck Shot From Ravine Edge

Two riders in oilskin camp on a plateau track a deer in a brushy ravine. A hunter spots a red coated buck kneeling, fires at close range and drops the animal with a shot just behind the shoulder. the quarry lies below the brink as dawn reveals the red coat and antlers.

Gems of religious thought from AH denominations

A collection of brief religious maxims and reflections from multiple clergy across denominations. Highlights include calls to busy service, faith as a bridge between humanity and God, fidelity over luck, and practical guidance on self control, prayer, education, and moral living. The compendium features Rev. Dr S Edward Young, Rev Merritt L Gregg, Rev Charles Edward Locke, Rev J A Gregg, Rev Joseph H McMahon, Rev George R Gebauer, Rev Andrew V Raymond, Rev John Howard Melish, Rev Junius B Remenanyder, and Rev William Stinson.

S. Edward Young Presbyterian Pittsburg Merritt L. Gregg Baptist Auburn N. Y Charles Edward Locke Methodist Episcopal Los Angeles Cal Henry T. McEwen Amsterdam J. A. Gregg Joseph H. McMahon New York Edward Young George R. Gebauer Unitarian Duluth Minn Andrew V. V. Raymond Buffalo Republic John Howard Melish Brooklyn Junius B. Remenanyder Lutheran William Reformed

Shall the People Rule local issue says Bryan critic

Congressman Leary Sherman Bou tell of Chicago remarks on Mr. Bryan's Iowa appeal. He challenges Bryan to speak in Vicksburg and Charleston on government by the people, accusing his tariff views of local motives and predicting disaster if he becomes president. He claims Bryan swerves between North and South positions.

Congreggman Leary Sherman Boutell Chicigs Mr. Bryan Appech Iowa Bryan Vicksburg Miss Mississippi Philippines Brown Brothers John Sharp Williams Congress Charleston S. C Senator Tiltman Sugar Louisiana Utah Colorado Michigan New England Carolinas China England Germany Atil

Talkative politician mocked in Baltimore and New York Press

In a satirical jab from John A Joyce and Ellla Brella, the piece bites a political figure who speaks constantly from morning to night. The quotation critiques his persistent rhetoric across offices, church, halls, Senate, House, and press, likening him to an old clapper mill.

Bryan Senate House John A. Joyce Baltimore Averican

Taft’s labor rulings defend union workers and restraint on abuse

The Emporia Gazette argues Taft destroyed the English law idea that union labor is a conspiracy. It praises his labor decisions as fair and just, lifting unions to a sound, legal footing and earning broad respect from both workers and employers. Taft is hailed as labor’s friend who would protect the poorest worker from wrong.

Emporia William H. Taft Taft England United States

Taft Admired Across Parties Despite Campaign Rivalries

In a Boston interview Bourke Cochran praised Taft as the most capable nominee in any republic, saying Taft surpasses Roosevelt and would excel if placed in the same conditions. He noted broad bipartisan respect for Taft’s administrative skill and leadership qualities.

Taft Bourke Cochran Boston Bryan Hae Roosevelt

Jeweler Kluger Credits Foley Kidney Remedy

O BR Kluger of 1060 Virginia Ave Indianapolis reports kidney trouble relief after using Foley Kidney Remedy. He says four bottles cleared his complexion cured back ache and irregularities disappeared enabling daily business and recommends the remedy after other treatments failed. D Knopfel

O. BR. Kluger the Jeweler Virginia Ave Indianapolis Ind Foley D. Knopfel

Roosevelt Urges Taft Backing for Moral Uplift

Roosevelt appeals to citizens to support Taft, praising his deeds over words and stressing the immeasurable importance of the policies Taft champions for the nation’s prosperity and moral advancement.

Roosevelt Taft Materhal Mr. Taft

Laxative Saves Toddler Life, Wisconsin Man Says

A Wisconsin man testifies that two doses of Foley's Orino Laxative saved his three year old boy from a dangerous fever and severe constipation. The next morning the child was well and fever absent. Casimer, Wis., O.D. Enoefel.

Foley A. Wolkush Casimer Wis O.D. Enoefel

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