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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1908
Page
4
Notice from The Daily Reporter outlining home delivery terms where ten cents weekly and forty cents monthly in advance apply for the Daily and forty cents per month for United States addresses. Weekly editions published Tuesday and Friday with annual prepayment options.
A vehement editorial argues the vote is the citizen’s most valuable possession and condemns voter apathy and election fraud. It calls for harsh penalties for those who tamper with ballots and warns that safeguarding the ballot is essential to national liberty and justice.
A report from Indianapolis dated August 18 details preliminary forecasts for Indiana’s next legislature. Republicans claim certainty in many districts while Democrats contest the outlook, listing numerous district tallies and arguing over which seats are truly safe.
A reflective essay on the saying It might have been worse and how small daily worries can grow into greater distress. The piece links Norman E Mack, Jacob Waldeck, and a Democratic chairman to broader themes of resilience amid crisis, urging calm and perspective.
The passage argues worries fade when confronted, claiming troubles shrink at distance and fears are often unreal. It asserts the universe follows fixed laws with no accidents or real disasters, except as the mind allows, and suggests the mantra it could have been worse to banish worry.
A child explains torn shirt after swimming. He says it was left on the bank and Jones boys took it, claiming the holes are knot holes.
The report notes a membership figure around 200000 for the Grand Army of the Republic with emphasis on its broad veteran footprint and organizational scale.
An advertisement extols Newbro s Herpicide as the only permanent cure for dandruff by killing the germ. It urges toilet tables to carry the product that also stops hair loss and irritation. Sample offer and agent details are included.
A humorous piece repeats the refrain that one is not officially notified. It follows a schoolboy who cannot tell the sum of two plus two, a deceased man whose widow laments, and a political candidate, all linked by the chorus Not officially notified.
An article explains that graceful movement comes naturally but daily life hinders it, offering light dress, good health, and regular exercises. It provides simple routines for erect posture, breath, balance, and muscular relaxation, ending with a humorous note comparing divorce and marriage in Switzerland.
A fragment shows Exodus 22 20 citation about sacrificing to other gods versus the Lord. The OCR text captures a religious verse fragment without broader context or dates.
Three women readers known as the Three Graces Miss Annett Miss Minionette and Miss An toinette walk in new gowns. One gown features a long shapeless coat of luster silk with heavy braiding and simple sleeve, praised as a top model. The other gowns illustrate the modernized directoire style.
Four young women were locked in a public bath on Avenue A at 24th Street in New York. They phoned police after realizing closing time passed. Fireman and officers freed them after lights were restored. The women were Alicea Scott Ida Walsa Irene Wilson and Isabella Ward.
An English sparrow roams the third floor corridors of the federal building at Broadway and Park Row in New York. The bird chirps freely despite contempt proceedings and attracts many witnesses from courts and offices, with speculation it may bring a mate and nest if not restrained.
Joseph T. Smith of Sharon Hill Pa fell victim at Pitman station to a pickpocket who lifted 142 in cash and 3500 and 115 in notes. A well dressed man distracted Smith and his wife by loudly urging Mrs. Smith not to exit, then vanished among passengers.
Miss Elizabeth Russell of Homestead rode a horse at breakneck speed toward a precipice near Pittsburg and tried to leap to end her life after a quarrel with her mother. She fell short and sustained only bad bruises. The act occurred August 18 and was described as a novel method.
Nashville Oklahoma reports fifty voters and twelve automobiles in use while thirty-eight residents save up, reflecting limited local participation and resource constraints.
The Sutton hotel at 525-527 Broad Way Logansport Indiana is for rent. This family hotel features a large office dining room twenty two bedrooms and four bathrooms. For details contact Logansport Daily Reporter 625 Broad Way Logansport Indiana.
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