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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1908
Page
4
The Logansport Daily Reporter announces delivery options and rates, including ten cents per week and forty cents monthly, with weekly editions on Tuesday and Friday. Subscriptions may be mailed or ordered by phone, and delivery issues must be reported directly to the office to protect subscribers.
The article warns about a chronic ailing mindset that dwells on symptoms and complaints. It argues that thinking healthy thoughts attracts health, urges self-control, and cites Darwin Browning Spencer Stevenson Kane and others who surpassed illness to advance civilization.
Lincoln Steffens and the Toledo mayor announce plans to cover the Republican convention in Chicago and the Democratic convention in Denver. The aim is to judge what each party represents beyond personalities, focusing on the delegates' regard for public interest versus private or corporate influence.
The text notes T F Ryan promising to return a sweetening, with the peerless one calling for reciprocity. It speculates Bryan’s knowledge of 1904 campaign contributions and whether publicity would reveal incoming funds to Ryan.
A Mexico report says the Yaqui Indians will stop fighting, a claim described as accurate regarding dead Yaquis, implying cessation of conflict in that segment of the conflict.
A new law permits banks to issue emergency currency while another proposed measure to abolish emergencies stalled in the legislature.
Questioning the odds for a woman entering politics, the remark contrasts enduring statesmen who can speak for eighteen hours with the challenges women face in leadership roles. The line suggests skepticism about female advancement amid traditional stamina expectations.
Readers see the once rebellious figure described as a daredevil chauffeur, marking a shift in public perception and role. The evolving narrative frames the individual amid shifting reputations and cultural expectations.
A collection of humorous epigrams and pithy lines by Rose Melville. The items poke fun at finance courage theatre and daily life with pointed one liners about women, actors, traffic and social behavior. Notable bits mention Megaphone Bonehead and Dr Rhubarb Sawbones as running gags.
A Mrs. M. Summers of Notre Dame Indiana promotes a free home treatment for bed wetting in children and for urinary difficulties in adults and the aged. She argues spanking is ineffective and urges mothers to write for full instructions without sending money.
New York Republicans show resistance to Taft nomination while Woodford plans to push Hughes. Taft's Grant tomb speech draws criticism for discussing the general's weakness and drinking, with backers arguing it harmed memorial memory.
The Wea Tribe of Red Men held a regular meeting last evening and elected officers for the ensuing year. Elected were Prophet George Cook Sachem Quincy Shaeffer Senior Sagamore Charles E LeLegue Junior Sagamore W S Wirick Trustee Edward Dunkle George Hammons John Gangloff Delegates to Great Council Harry Bell William Fiedler William Dunkle John Gangloff Harry King Alternates C B Neff Ed Dunkie F P Wilkinson A M Dunkle John McCaffrey District Deputy Harvey Stocks.
A New Jersey man urged President Roosevelt to name his expected set of triplets. It is believed Roosevelt exhausted his imagination by proposing the names Quentin and Kermit after prior ideas were exhausted.
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