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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1908
Page
4
Loganport Daily Reporter issue details for subscriptions and delivery terms. Describes rates 10 cents weekly 40 cents monthly, United States delivery 40 cents monthly in advance, weekly editions Tuesday and Friday, and contact methods for orders and delivery issues.
The notice outlines that no carrier may report a stop change of address or complaint. these must be made directly to the office by phone card or in person to protect subscribers. The rule emphasizes direct reporting to the office.
A rhetoric piece condemns seduction in the United States, detailing how young, uninformed girls are ruined by older men. It argues for compassion toward victims, highlights tragic outcomes including death and unhappy marriages, and warns that true love should protect and uplift rather than exploit.
It is estimated that a mole consumes about 20,000 grubs yearly. Deprived of food for a day, a mole can die from inanition.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a man in front of a gun with repeated lines and garbled text. No coherent names, places, or dates emerge from the legible portions.
The piece portrays Joseph Pulitzer as a four-decade figure in American journalism, detailing his rise from reporter to editor and owner of the St Louis Post Dispatch and New York World. It notes his political ties, philanthropy to Columbia University, later life, and various controversial episodes including a forged Kaiser interview and a public apology.
Chicago December 17 President Schneider of the Chicago board of education released a letter from A W May a United States commissioner at Dallas praising a teacher who opposed the prohibition movement May defines wasser mucker as a zealous foe of the liquor traffic The term combines Wasser water and mucker a crude cleaner or mud rider May warns the state faces wasser muckers seeking state wide prohibition and Schneider predicts the word will be recognized by lexicographers alongside muckrake.
The article notes new fur touches in raifs with ermine highlights on muffs. Large button molds are covered with fur. Tails are now grouped in twos or threes rather than singly.
The Scottsburg post office was completed last Monday and moved from the old building to the new facility.
Paris hearing on Count Boni de Castellane versus Princess de Jcan continues as M Bonnet reads the count’s letter renouncing a 340000 annuity for the children's maintenance and urging custody by his mother the Marquis de Castellane. He argues money cannot buy conscience and vows to raise the three children without fortune. The public prosecutor to present conclusions. a decision expected in a fortnight.
A census report notes railways own large express stocks and bonds, while expresses set minimum rates of 150 percent of freight charges. It highlights six dominant firms Adams American Pacific Southern United States and Wells Fargo with Wells Fargo leading mileage operated.
Retired farmer Jacob Coyner of Clarks Hill killed himself. Charles Offerjost of Rising Sun acquitted of killing his brother. Adams Johnson Hardware in Elizabethtown destroyed by fire at a $4000 loss. Arthur Miller of Columbus slightly improves after being shot in a poker game at Hopps. Abijah Haffmar of Dublin suffers four fractured ribs from a horse fall. A horse owned by J M Halstead of Brazil went mad near railroad tracks and was killed on duty. Jacob Sowers of Huntington turns ninety six. Henry Orr of Tipton finds stolen horse and buggy at Goshen. Big Four brakeman James Clarke of Terre Haute found dead. Urino Laxative Fruit Syrup advertised to relieve constipation. George W Spahr of Indianapolis dies during a speech. Jury fails to agree in murder case of Samuel Carpenter of New Albany. Rev and Mrs Edward Cuvier celebrate sixty first wedding anniversary.
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