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United States
Daily Reporter
Time to amend the rail rate law and curb railroad power
The article argues Congress must amend the railway rate law to curb monopolistic practices. It claims the current law favors railroads, fails to lower rates, and enables consolidation. a government ownership of all lines is proposed as the decisive fix.
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Fred Upham
Illinois Manufacturers’ Association
New York
Perkins
Morgan & Company
Upham
Fred
Morgan
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tolstoy Urges Youth to Trust Themselves and Seek God
The essay portrays Count Leo Tolstoy near death urging youths to trust their own conscience over external demands. He recalls early life questions of meaning and warns against chasing worldly success, urging self reliance on divine principles and moral purpose.
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Leo Tolstoy
Russia
Tolstoy
Jack
Annie
Molly
King
Christ
God
Secretary Jim Wilson Accused by Chemistry Board at Mackinac Island
The passage reports Secretary of Agriculture Jim Wilson facing accusations from the national board of chemistry in session at Mackinac Island Michigan linking him to impure food practices, reflecting a scandal mood and public scrutiny.
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Jim Wilson
National Board of Chemistry
Mackinac Island
Mich
Chmeists
Child Guiding Theme Echoes in Local Slogan
A succinct proverb quoted about influence of guiding a child, highlighting the bond between child and mother as mirrored by caring guidance. The line appears as a reflective motto in a regional column.
Newbro's Herpicide Its Purpose and Promise Described
The article explains that Herpicide destroys the herpes microbe blamed for dandruff itching scalp and hair loss. It claims hair regrowth follows treatment and promotes samples by mail from The Herpicide Co Detroit with prices 50c and 1.00.
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Newbro
Newbro’s Herpicide
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
H. C. Tritt
Scial ‘Mersti
The Desert Auto Club and the Allure of Risk
Intimate correspondence from San Francisco reflects on desert automobile exploration as a thrill ride and a test of nerve. The narrator contrasts rocket propulsion with off road driving, notes the dangers of deep sand and potential accidents, and admires the automobile as a transformative force in desert travel.
The High Power Auto in Harsh Desert Land
A critical view of the high power automobile contrasts its role with the needs of desert and engineering work. The author praises its power for work like building the Owens Valley Aqueduct but warns it should stay out of cities and be kept in its proper, productive place. Society should use the auto as a tool, not a toy.
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Lippencott
Mojave Desert
Owens Valley
Los Angeles
Rath
Zeppelin on Soar Despite Turbulence
A fragment suggests a boastful airship story with a captain who keeps aloft when functioning and descends when broken. The description hints at a hero or leader riding the craft during uptime.
Caruso's Wife Elopes Amid Turmoil at Florence Villa
London reports Enrico Caruso confirmed his wife ran away with a lover from a villa near Florence. He cited incompatible temperaments and said he bade her depart a month ago. He claimed knowledge of the lover's name but refused to reveal it, citing honor.
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London
Signor
Enrico Caruso
Florence
Enrico
Caruso
Signora Caruso
Hotel For Rent In Logansport Indiana
The Sutton hotel at 525-527 Broadway Logansport Ind is for rent. It is a large family hotel with a spacious office dining room twenty two bedrooms and four bathrooms. For information contact Logansport Daily Reporter 625 Broadway Logansport Ind.
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Broadway
Logansport
Ind
Toss Up For Basin Amid Seasick Exchange
In a brief exchange two sailors joke about sharing a single basin while both feel seasick. They propose flipping a coin to decide who uses it first, reflecting a light moment during a rough voyage.
Height limit eyed for New York skyscrapers
New York city officials test the height of skyscrapers amid talk of a legal cap at forty five stories. If enacted, the Metropolitan Life Building at Madison Square would remain the world’s tallest at fifty two stories and 732 feet, with 8,200 tons of iron in the tower and over twenty five acres of floor space in the structure.
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Metropolitan Life
Madison Square
Metropolitan Tower
New York
Logansport to Indianapolis Excursion by L U T Lines
Round trip excursion from Logansport to Indianapolis offered by L U T company next Sunday. Fare $1.25. Special tickets valid on trains leaving Logansport at 6 00 a m 5 45 a m and 9 00 a m. Read advertisements in The Reporter.
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Logansport
Indianapolis
L U. T. Company Lines
A Conundrum Riddles Barbs in Humorous Exchange
A humorous exchange features a conundrum about differences between a pretty girl's mouth and impertinent country fellows. The speaker answers with a pun noting a pair of ruby lips versus a pair of lippy rubes, eliciting hoarse laughter.
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Logansport Daily Reporter
J. EB. Sutton
Ink. M. Sutton
R. R. Trust
Congress
Count Leo Tolstoy
Ens
Count Tostoy
Paign
Uncle Jim
Providence
Roosevelt
Jim
Count Tolstoy
Countess Tolstoy
Crimea Sea
San Francisco
Sage Brush
Cactus Auto Club
Death's Valley
Coney Island
Desert
Sahara
Zeppelin
His
Singer
Niagara Falls
Pennsylvania
J. A. McOullough
C.O.D
Blue Ridge
Kentucky
Jackson Hill
Cadillac
W. L. Morris
Wabash Railroad
Fifteenth Street
Telephone
United Coal Yard Company
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