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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1908
Page
4
Logansport Daily Reporter informs subscribers to report delivery irregularities directly to the office. The paper details carrier charges, subscription rates, and contact methods from an office at 525 Broadway Indiana with rules on changes of address.
The Canal Record reports on the commissary department in the Isthmian Canal Zone providing daily pies and cakes to 600 pies and 400 pounds of cake daily with ten cent prices. It notes a Panama Star and Herald critique by Pro Bono Publica about private merchants competing with government stores while 30 000 canal employees profit from the arrangements.
The party seems resigned to not finding another Roosevelt to run as vice president. It admits there is little worthy of shelving as a candidate.
Brewers gathered in St Louis to discuss boycotting saloons deemed disreputable. They faced heavy criticism and urged timely action before recognizing the urgency of the reform.
A French banquet left about 300 guests with ptomaine poisoning after consuming a duck dish. Observers note the danger of spoiled meat in mass meals and warn kitchens to uphold strict hygiene standards.
Miss Harriet Grimm 22 year old Ph D from Chicago university will address the Republican platform committee in Chicago on June 13 urging equal suffrage for women. She argues voting rights will curb divorce and expand women's culture while protecting children's interests and reducing child labor.
The record lists multiple conveyances in Logansport and Harrison township including Nathaniel Belletux to Albert P. Michael for 160 acres at 8500, Abraham L. Jonesetux to Albert P. Michael for 92 200, and several other lot transfers in Sarah M. Tipton's and Stevens Brooks Add. properties. Also notes a 2000 transfer Ambrose Zerfis add Onward and a 1050 lot transfer to H Sylvester Seybold. Cincinnati approves direct fire gown and eyes Sunday excursion business planned for summer.
Cable reports claim the number of Koreans pacified matches the number eliminated by the courteous Japanese. The statement presents a grim parity between suppression and casualties, reflecting harsh colonial-era rhetoric.
A Kentucky senator named Bradley emerges as a stubborn figure in the senate with a reputation for blunt conduct and sharp remarks. Critics note his confrontational style and willingness to clash on policy.
A Chicago editorials notes a prevailing belief that the southern black vote yields no electoral votes. The piece discusses political strategies and party realignments shaping African American influence in national contests.
The remark notes Cortelyou’s strength as a cautious, silent counterpart who could project wisdom while saying little, boosting his standing as a potential runner up on the ticket.
Taft campaign funds will flow from the Pittsburg area by the box car load as tariff revision becomes the main fundraising engine. The piece notes rich districts will back Taft, with Mrs. Taft and other financiers pledging large sums while tariff policy shapes both money and strategy for the Republican ticket.
Dialogue riffs on society norms with Mrs Swelldame asking Mrs Grundy if marriage and motherhood have become rare enough for their circle to claim as an exclusive fact. The exchange satirizes social expectations and gender roles.
A promotional appeal argues the value of Map Flake cereal over cheaper flaked foods. It explains digestion, prep time, and cream costs, urging readers not to save five cents at the expense of stomach health. The notice offers a 15 cent free package via coupon.
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