Daily Reporter of Logansport Public Notice
IGENSPORT DAILY REPORTER, Logansport Indiana issues. Inez M Sutton trustee. Office 525 Broadway. Weekly editions Tuesday and Friday. Annual subscription 1.26 in advance. Delivery by carrier ten cents weekly, forty cents monthly. Address changes must be reported at the office by phone or mail.
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The Philosophy of Chewing Gum in Modern Society
A New York psychiatrist argues gum chewing relieves subway noise and may symbolically empower women by strengthening the lower jaw. He notes it as a national industry with social and political implications, predicting future shifts in gender power and urban energy use.
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Prohibition Talk With Chafin Sparks Aquarium Quote
Osgar and Adolf interview F W Chafin in Chicago style dialogue about prohibition and votes. Chafin predicts a dry landslide and cold facts if the nation unites on prohibition as Debs looms and they joke about water and a wood keg.
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Railroad Demand Drives Steel Output Share
A historical note states that almost half of all steel produced is consumed by railroads, underscoring the rail sector’s dominant use of steel in the era.
Ladies can stop hair loss with Newbro's Herpicide
Readers are urged that Herpicide helps women with thinning hair by killing the dandruff germ at the root. The ad promises the product thickens growth, dries without oil, and won’t stain, with even a sample convincing users of its toilet usefulness.
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Newbro
Forests and Rivers Unite In Conservation Drive
James W. Hilligoss of Anderson dies from a railroad accident injuries. Roosevelt host conservation conference urges saving forests to keep rivers navigable and prevent floods. Andrew Carnegie highlights forest preservation as key to long waterway traffic and national welfare.
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Taft Seen Ahead as Apathy Threatens Republican Win
Walter Wellman reports Taft poised for victory with apathy the main risk. Roosevelt and leaders warn of a Republican scare to awaken northern voters while mapping strong electoral prospects in New York Connecticut New Jersey Delaware Maine New Hampshire Pennsylvania Rhode Island West Virginia and other states.
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Taft Defeat Seen From Republican Overconfidence
The conclusion drawn by eastern Republicans is that only a nationwide revelation or sheer overconfidence among the Republican masses could cause Taft's defeat.
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Taft
The Wory's Problem in Local Campaign Roles
Local chairman campaign director and chief adviser described as Taft's right hand man, with office boy for Hitchcock and a fifth wheel on the band wagon.
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Hitchcock
What kind of job has Vorys
A playful verse laments getting stuck on puzzles and enigma games while noting the shift away from rebuses ciphers and riddles as readers seek simpler tasks. The piece centers on Vorys and a whimsical challenge in a light newspaper tone.
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Congress Resolution on the Flag's Thirteen Stripes and Stars
On June 14, 1777 Congress resolved that the flag of the thirteen United States shall have thirteen alternating red and white stripes and thirteen stars arranged in a blue field to represent a new constellation.
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United States
Is life worth living Ask the tor toise
A playful riddle-like line questions life’s meaning and invokes the image of a tortoise living a long life. It uses whimsical phrasing to pose a philosophical thought alongside a pun on its age.
New York Leads In Restaurant Business By One Fifth
The text states London’s metropolitan district has a population about two million more than New York, yet New York’s restaurant industry is one fifth larger than London’s.
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