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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1908
Page
3
The library reports April loans at 3 295 down from 3 495 due to hot weather. During the month 120 new ecards were issued and seven new books were added by purchase or gift. Repairs totaled 438 with no fines or damages collected. Itemized lending covered fiction, non fiction, biographies and magazines among others. The library closed Saturday for Decoration Day with report dated last Friday evening.
Reverend Joseph H. Craig of the Ninth Street Christian Church will travel to Wabash this week for the annual conference of Northern Indiana Christian ministers. He will deliver an address titled The Essentials of a Modern Church Architecture and Equipment.
Frank J. Bott of Bridge City Candy attended a Friday Indianapolis meeting of state candy salesmen. An organization was formed named the Hoosier Candy Salesmen Association. Bott was elected to the state executive committee.
A Iowa born family recounts using Chamberlain’s Golic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy made at Des Moines for years. They credit its life saving use in El Faso Texas and report introducing it to Narcoossee Mil in mercantile trade. Sold by W. H.Porter druggist.
W Tcherhe., writing from London, cites foreign press on czarist oppression in Russia from 1905 to 1907. He notes 44 620 victims including 19 144 killed in streets and 2 581 executed, with 78 000 deported and many dying of hunger and scurvy under military rule.
Special to the Reporter Washington June 1 Mrs Chauncey M Depew urges women to study politics beyond local issues envisioning national arts and design institutes and a patriotic mission She will attend the Chicago national convention then sail for Europe with Senator Depew remaining in London and Lucerne through autumn Born May Palmer in New Orleans she was educated in France and Dresden and married in 1901
The ezar received in audience and honored Kasbek who quelled mutinous troops. Kasbek was harshly rebuked by the ezar who demanded decisive action. In contrast the ezar favored generals and officers while black hundred ruffians caught looting and murdering Jewish civilians were pardoned by their master.
Mrs. Caroline Carlson, aged 53, tends a 75 by 75 foot garden under viaducts in Armourdale, Kansas City. She personally plowed, drained, and built a rock fence, yielding a weed-free variety of vegetables. She works alone and is proud of her self made success.
Board trustees of the Northern Hospital for the Insane plan an early month meeting to appoint a successor to Dr. Joseph G. Rogers. Dr. Terflinger, acting head since Rogers' death, is expected to be chosen.
Special to the Reporter New York June 1 An array of artist wives proves that two people in the same profession can build happy homes. Mrs Kenyon Cox and Mrs Sally James Farnham are noted painters and sculptors with thriving studios. Mrs Earle Stetson Crawford is known for miniature likenesses and oil portraits.
Mrs Ernest Thompson Seton designs book covers and serves as president of the Pen and Brush club, proving she shares honors with her husband and participates in the literary art world.
The school board will hold a meeting soon to appoint teachers for the next term. Four staff members resigned. Professor Marker at the high school is replaced by a Columbia City man. Replacements include Misses Makermanders and Banta granted leaves last year. Miss Cora Walters Julia Gammill Glen Truax resignations noted. Mrs. J M Boyer visiting relatives in New Philadelphia Ohio.
An ad-style piece urges parents to feed children Map Flake made from whole wheat cooked with extra heat for digestibility. It touts wheat as the supreme staple, acknowledges cost, and offers a 15c free package via coupon, claiming Map Flake supports better nutrition and child appetite.
The passage details a multi stage wheat processing method including steam cooking for six hours, a days long curing phase, and ultra thin berry flaking to enable thorough oven exposure. It reads as a technical description rather than a report of events or people.
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