OGANSPORT DAILY REPORTER Announcement Details Rates
Logansport Indiana dates show Terem Sutton trustee and publisher details for The Daily Reporter. It lists delivery terms and prices including weekly and monthly rates and options for home or business delivery. The notice also mentions the weekly editions published Tuesdays and Fridays and advises reporting irregular deliveries to the office.
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Ogansport Daily Reporter
J. B. Sutton
Terem. Sutton
Special Notice Restricts Carrier Reporting Methods
No carrier may report any stop change of address or complaint. all notices must go direct to the office by phone card or in person. This rule protects subscribers. Address 625 Broadway Telephere TS.
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Daily Reporter
The Children's Kingdom of Christmas
A Christmas reflection on the Kingdom of God as the Children's Kingdom. The piece urges embracing love over presents, letting the day open hearts and bridge estrangements, with the season’s spirit guiding children’s joy and faith.
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Jerusalem
What Shall We Eat Revelations and Theories on Diet
A Ways and Means witness notes that scrambled eggs custards and omelets may hide a pulverized fish egg and stale egg mix from restaurants. A Buffalo physician argues vegetables cause cancer claiming garden worms provide the parasite.
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Ways and Means
Buffalo Academy of Medicine
Woman Proposes Roast Beef for Christmas Dinner
A single woman envisions Christmas dinner centered on roast beef, presenting a personal culinary proposal as her holiday plan.
Christmas Hint Don’t Give A Stag Hornhandled Set
A humorous warning notes that a stag hornhandled carving set is ill suited as a gift for someone who has nothing to carve. It plays on the impracticality of giving a carving tool to a non-carver and echoes holiday gift-giving advice.
Civil War Fears in Germany and Kaiser's Power
Special Berlin dispatch warns that civil war or military occupation of the German empire by Wilhelm II is not impossible. The piece outlines Prussia’s dominance in population and seats, the Kaiser's potential to mobilize the army against other states, and the pervasive military culture shaping society.
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Germany
William
Prussia
Berlin
Wilhelm II
Kingdom of
Reichstag
Diet
If the Wicklebridges Were in the White House
A humorous sketch follows Mr Wicklebridge disciplining his children with mock presidential chaos swirling around imagined headlines. Mrs Wicklebridge counsels gentler correction as the family navigates playful mischief and parental pride. The exchange ends with a reluctant compromise and lingering family dynamics.
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Guinevere
White House
A Dog of Many Roles
Press agent notes Milo and Dizie use a poodle as a pen wiper and scratch pad. dramatic editor observes the dog’s behavior.
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Milo
Dizie
Wonders of the Metropolis City Man and Aunt Jane Commentary
A city man extols skyscrapers as great achievements while Aunt Jane from the country quips that keeping all the Windows in one of them houses wash is an even greater feat.
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Jane
Aunt Jane
Dandruff Fight Promises Hair Growth in Ballroom Gossip
A promotional blurb touts Newbro's Herpicide as a germ killer for dandruff, claiming it prevents baldness, nourishes hair, and leaves a pleasant scalp scent. Sold by druggists with samples available for 10 cents, two sizes offered. Special agent H. C. Tritt distributed.
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Newbro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
H. C. Tritt
Bandits Kill Argos Man in Mexico and Face Vengeful Capture
A U S diplomat reports that H S Jones of Argos Indiana was slain by bandits in Durango Mexico and three rurales killed the attackers after a long pursuit. The murder sparked negotiations with President Diaz and a swift, public execution of the culprits near Durango. The slain Jones had lived at the San Idnaceo ranch. his wife and children faced threats before the bodies were displayed in Durango. The bandits led by El Jorobado, aged twenty four, were ultimately killed in a night ambush as the rurales closed in.
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David E. Thompson
Mexico City
H. S. Jones
Argos
Ind
Mexico
Jones
Mr. Thompson
Diaz
Durango
el Jorobado
Jorobado
Where Claude Stitt Spent Wandering Days
Claude D. Stitt surrendered ending a long disappearance. He left Wabash on Monday November 23 driving his father's rig to Akron Fulton county where the rig was left and he boarded an Erie train to Chicago. He stayed briefly in Chicago then traveled to New Orleans where he set up headquarters. From New Orleans he went to Louisville Ky by slow trips to inform relatives. He endured fear and remorse during his absence.
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Wabash
Akron
Fulton County
Free coal charity offer aids poor with relief delivery
The United Coal Yards company announces a winter fuel program starting December 16. For every forty tons ordered, two and a half tons of soft coal will be delivered free to those clearly in need, with applications vetted through proper channels. Prices remain lower than years past to avoid coal dealer price fixing, and the program runs through April 1. The notice lists coal types and prices.
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United States
United Coal Yards Company
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