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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1908
Page
4
The Daily Reporter outlines delivery options with ten cent weekly rates and forty cent monthly advances. It details a Tuesday and Friday weekly edition, and yearly rate of 1.26 in advance. It directs subscribers to report delivery irregularities to the office and forbids carrier-reported changes.
The piece extols tenacity and resolve, citing Ulysses S. Grant as an example. It claims victory comes to those who endure, reform lines, and press an early attack after setbacks, especially in crisis moments.
A reflective meditation argues happiness as life’s core aim, noting true happiness comes from simple living and inner fulfillment. It contrasts genuine happiness with its false shadow, warning against chasing material excess and loud displays.
McClures magazine exposes General Kuropatkin's claims that Russia sacrificed a million men to defend a lumber concession on the Yalu River. The article argues Russia's long term growth aims, predicts massive future casualties, and discusses Russia England alliance needs and Asia’s white yellow race clash.
A 1908 excerpt recounts how Russian officials including Count Witte and Bezobrazoff promoted timber and military interests in Manchuria and Korea. It details resistance within the czarist government, the push to fortify Dalny Port Arthur, and warnings that failure to curb aggression would provoke war with Japan.
Report on the greeting sent to Theodore Roosevelt and the American fleet’s Sydney harbor arrival. Australia’s governor general and government praise the fleet as a symbol of peace and a just world order. Roosevelt replies via British authorities thanking Australia for hospitality and confirming friendly ties.
Real estate transfer records show Frank Bohman and others selling to W Whiteside a pilot 2 property in Galveston for 150 dollars. Henry Unger and others transfer interests to May Kesling in a separate Galveston property deal.
A. J. Nusbaum of Batesville Indiana reports lasting three months of summer cold symptoms impaired his business. He claims Folley’s Honey and Tar cured him quickly after other medicines failed and his wife also benefited. Sold by W. H. Porter, druggist.
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