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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1908
Page
5
Advertisement for silverware cleaning and polishing product from Gur Evect-9 Sires Co New York urging readers to send for a free sample. Mentions a 16 cent stamp for a full brochure and targets druggists as dealers. Includes a misprinted line about Young Folks Slow.
Father Jansen at St. Vincent's in Elkhart Indiana urged more marriages to keep young people from leaving the parish. He noted only nine marriages were solemnized in 1907 and four couples moved away, urging couples to wed between January 7 and March 3 under church regulations.
Eel River lodge No 417 Lt. C. O. F. installed their newly elected officers at last evening's meeting. G. A. Troutman was named noble grand with George E. Rice as vice noble grand, Leonard Bowen recording secretary, and J. C. Brown financial secretary.
Mrs Beuret of Fort Wayne has returned to her home after a period away.
W H Porter druggists in Logansport Indiana advertise a cod liver reparation described as superior to old fashioned cod liver oil and emulsions. The tonic targets elderly people delicate children weak run down persons after illness colds coughs bronchitis and throat and lung troubles with a guarantee.
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw was photographed laughing and socializing in New York's Chinatown with Don O'Reilly and Mae McKenzie as Harry Thaw's murder trial looms. District Attorney Jerome, who observed the scene, declined to comment. Thaw defense chief Martin Littleton pledges a direct, streamlined trial focusing on the insanity defense with new witnesses.
Alonzo Boyd of Indianapolis held in charge of the stock of the Quig ey Babylon Drug company at Richmond, which was recently forced into bankruptcy.
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