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Newspaper

Logansport Daily Reporter

Location

Logansport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1908

Page

14

Stretching money through a wide toy and household line

The ad boasts that money can stretch further than rubber and touts a large stock of Beautiful Sample China Painted Plates Lamps Glass Pictures and other goods at rock bottom prices. It promises free delivery and insists on low prices across dolls furniture toys and tools to entice Christmas shoppers.

Havilend & Co Royal Center John Sanders Charles Robbins B. Keys Weyard & House G. W. Weyard & Son

Preventing Glasses from Steaming in Cold Weather

Advice to rub eyeglasses on both sides with vaseline or cold cream then buff with tissue or cloth to prevent clouding for up to 24 hours. Apply daily for outdoor use.

Miss LaFollette on makeup and living with the people

Dorothy Dale profiles Fola LaFollette daughter of the Wisconsin senator as she plays with the Ditrichstein company. She discusses makeup vanity versus character work and her choice to live and feel with everyday people instead of society’s vapid life.

Fola Wisconsin Ditrichstein Miss LaFollette

Royal Center Boom After Panic Recovery In Cass County

Royal Center Cass County Indiana thrives with a growing population of about eight hundred, a rich mix of dry goods and general stores, banks, elevators and several churches led by Oliver Hand and William Winslow amid a bustling trade scene. The town hosts a strong electric plant, multiple firms, hotels and a thriving agricultural trade drawing stock and mail, with extensive services including a weekly paper, telegraph and telephone exchanges.

Ranhandle Chicago Cass County Royal Center Indiana Oliver Hand William Winslow Marsh Brothers George Sweet Cyrus Beauchamp Charles Brown James Sullivan the Land and Loan Company

New Illinois Hospital Cottages Open With Phototherapy Solariums

Two new state cottages at the Illinois Hospital for the Insane in Bartonville cost 100000 dollars and feature eight solariums for phototherapy. Opened by Superintendent Zeller on Thanksgiving, the eight rooms use ruby violet amber and opal lighting to affect moods and treatment. Each cottage houses 150 patients and the system marks a unique approach in mental care.

Bartonville Zeller Denmark

Paris Crime Tales Inspire Foes to Foil Inferior Plots

A sharp note on criminal ambitions abroad contrasts with Paris reporting. Analysts say thieves who study foreign crime coverage see their own schemes as crude and ineffective, prompting a sharper focus on planning and risk.

Local Hardware Merchants Exhibit Wide Range of Goods

W H Bingaman leads a large hardware store with a full assortment including farm implements and plumbing supplies at right prices. Kistler and Kistler promote hardware harnesses with Vern Seward in charge. I B Beckley offers stoves and pipes and meat markets like Dan Codt and P G Rea provide fresh meats and groceries.

W. H. Bingaman Kistler & Kistler Vern Seward I. B. Beckley Beckley P. G. Rea Ghone Behney

Four Eclipses in 1909 Almanac Summary

Almanacs for 1909 list four eclipses with two visible in the United States. June 3 moon eclipse seen in South America Europe and southwest Asia. June 17 total sun eclipse visible from San Francisco to Rio Grande and parts of Asia. November 26-27 moon eclipse visible across North America oceans and parts of South America and Europe. December 12-13 partial sun eclipse visible at Australia and New Zealand.

Twain United States South America Europe Asia North America San Francisco Rio Grande River Atlantic and Pacific Africa Australia New Zealand

Stage Door Johnny and Maizie Daizie Interview

A brief exchange shows Stage Door Johnny asking about public appearances while Maizie Daizie recalls her past with a girls basketball team. The dialogue highlights personal nostalgia and sporting memories.

Johnny Maizie Daizie

Miss May Crellin Keeps School Despite Boycott

In Painesville Ohio Miss May Crellin teaches Waite Hill township one room school for five weeks with no pupils. Parents demand her resignation after misgovernance accusations but she defies them saying the demand was not a request. She continues the mock class and forks spare time into Christmas crafts.

Painesville May Crellin Waite Hill Township Miss Crellin

Beggar's Clever Barter Shocks Editor Over Dollar

Subcontracting gratitude turns comic as a beggar pays with a subscription to the editor. The editor protests, yet the man demands another dollar, highlighting quirky street economics and a cautionary note on generosity.

Contentment in a Hat Trade Tale

A husband and wife debate contentment versus upgrading attire. The husband values a single head, while the wife favors a new hat, arguing two heads may be better than one. The exchange highlights frugal: and personal style contrasts.

Archbold on the Stand Demonstrates Quick Wit in Court

Archbold testifies and uses a well developed sense of humor on the witness stand, prompting amusement from the courtroom and underscoring his composure under questioning.

Archbold

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China the Ae LL Inc IIR Blue Beese Wits Vita Royal Centre Progressive Fola Lafollette Dorothy Dale BUG! Merchants OF Royal Centre Boone Township Logansport Bk. C. Ridenour Charles Fox Fultz Bros Clyde Mayfield Mayfield KK. J. Rea & Son The State Bank W. C. Thomas Ernest Thomas Kenry Lutes Ford & Kistler C. E. Beckley S. H. Grant W. G. Sweet J. Carrol Brown Hotel Robbins W. G. Sweet and Danisodt O. E. Shafer Christian Evangelical Cath Orc Otis Conn Pomeroy & Vernon Charles Felker & Son S. J. Carroll A. J. Conn Wilkinson & Son David Terrel O. M. McCombs William Goodrich G. M. Wentz. Sawimill William Frank Charles Barnett M. M. Mayfield F. M. Kistler J. E. Pryor S. M. Kistler Fry & Boose Royal Center Land & Loan Company Henry D State At the Illinois Hospital For the Paris P. B. Keys Shop Rovar Centre Ogansport W. M Murphy Pollege Ind Cass Edi Tor First National Bank Logansport, Indiana Col Wall St Gass County E. S. Rice W. W. Ross W. Z. Wilson J. F George E. Hilton Teller H. S. Tousley, Dennis Uhl F. M. Harwood W. T. Wil Strong Reserve Fund
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