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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1908
Page
4
Logansport Daily Reporter announces delivery terms with ten cent weekly rate and forty cent monthly option. Weekend and weekly editions available, mail subscriptions 1.26 annually, and delivery changes must be reported to the office to protect subscribers.
The article argues Denmark’s prosperity comes from education and scientific farming. It notes 22 million Danes rely on farming, Danish dairy exports to England worth 2 million dollars weekly, and 170 million pounds of butter produced yearly. It calls for U.S. schools to adopt agricultural science and experiment stations to retain farm youth.
A sprawling, satirical look at the Hains Annis scandal as Broadway plots unfold around Captain Peter Hains and Claudia Libby. The piece compares New Yorks appetite for high society crime to other cities and notes the trial could cost over 106000 dollars, with Hearst and Pulitzer cited as background.
An old page recalls a two year old child’s first prayer and a reflection on faith. The text contrasts ancient and modern age, noting David and the Psalm The Lord is my shepherd I shall not want. It emphasizes trust and gratitude as constant virtues.
An advertising pitch extols Mapl Flake as ideal for hot weather, claiming it provides maximum nourishment with minimal heat. It argues Mapl Flake digests completely, making it economical by maximizing food value while contrasting with meat and a hypothetical cheaper half digesting flaked food.
Mapl Flake is described as a wheat cereal cooked in pure maple syrup. The ad claims it is good for health, appealing to children and adults, and suggests it can reduce consumption of less suitable summer foods. It urges purchasing a package and judging its quality.
Detroit prosecutor Yerkes says he plans to stop the Detroit club from playing any more games on Sunday in the city. He cites a supreme court ruling that baseball on Sunday breaches the peace and vows police to enforce the law. Attorney Pound represents Rev. John Sweet and will respond after the prosecutor acts.
Early kitchen note describes prepping cranberries by trimming and washing then making a sugar vinegar syrup. It instructs to add berries and boil down until a thickened consistency.
The essay extols confidence as the core driver of civilization and human progress. It credits past innovators with unwavering faith in their ideas, despite ridicule, for advancing both material and spiritual growth and urging steadfast effort in leadership or invention.
Dorondo the marathon runner said at home in Italy that if he had eaten macaroni and drunk wine before the start he would have beaten Hayes by a quarter of an hour.
The article explains that ease in voice comes from freedom from muscular and mental tension. By keeping resonance cavities wide and lungs relaxed, tone becomes bigger and more resonant in both song and speech. Relaxation allows easier tone production and better quality.
The text explains that ease of voice production reduces mental and muscular effort, leading to a better tone. It emphasizes speaking or singing with minimal effort as the core secret to a beautiful voice.
Real estate transfers include Mary A Midlam to Max A Rneetux on Garden Street lot 8 for 1.60 and Jennie Markley to Michael F Bligh on Clifton Avenue for 250. Other deeds include Martha J Bishop McCullum to Frank Sloopetux section 9 Jefferson two 40 acres 2400 and Eliza Kelso to Ira F Evans on Wright Street near 21nd 22nd for 900. Mortgage filings list seven new filings and five battle mortgages totaling 3346 with four releases of mortgages valued at 1000.
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