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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1908
Page
4
Logansport Daily Reporter outlines delivery rates five cents per day? No. The notice lists terms for carrier delivery by the week or month, special instructions for address changes, and directions for reporting irregularities directly to the office.
The piece argues Harry Thaw's case offers moral lessons about life crime and justice. It urges readers to study the world’s daily stories to gain character, sympathy, and strength, warning that ignoring the lessons leaves one weak and blind.
President orders a nationwide emphasis on horsemanship for army officers after a practice riding episode. Major General Bell reports European cavalry norms and officer promotion tied to horse skills, with French German Austrian Italian armies maintaining schools and daily rides.
The article discusses grip and influenza, noting it is not new and spreads in certain weather. It emphasizes self care and awareness of seasonal illness patterns.
Reported on New York rent protests where activists spoke from a moving truck to avoid police obstruction. The idea of outwitting landlords by occupying a mobile shelter is mentioned as a thought.
Limited readable text cites a sentiment that the average Britisher dislikes the brown brother except when he stays at home, suggesting tension over immigration and domestic presence.
Despite a small gold crop in 1907, the year saw a bumper harvest in producing house certificates, signaling a thriving market for property securities amid limited precious metal output.
A playful verse about the nursery rhyme Mary and her lamb becoming the butt of parodies. The author riffs on the old rhyme and the lamb’s fame in modern mockery.
London reports a rising protest as England ponders abolishing the barmaid profession. Members of parliament weigh potential harms while barmaids press the issue, arguing the practice reflects on women. Delegations meet Herbert Gladstone, who says the change is not intended.
Chicago police say detectives halted a dice game linked to a grand opera event. The operation involved sharp gambling details and a moving picture holdup man analogy, highlighting the daring cleanup by city sleuths amid entertainment crowds.
Hazel Nutte shares a personal reminiscence in a Nutte family album piece reported by F W Schaefer, highlighting memories from the younger Miss Nutte’s perspective.
A shopper recalls Smalley Pecen’s humorous card sent with a witty margin note. The reader praises the unconventional humor and the gallery prank that places a viewer into a painted scene, remarking Smalley’s funnier than a barrel of monkeys.
Kay the Washington Club's new outfielder works as a railroad brakeman in off season. His loud voice can be heard along Maryland and Virginia routes. He recounted a story of a Sawyer West Virginia kiss incident on a train where a countryman defended his bride against Kay’s yelled station name.
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