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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1908
Page
4
The Logansport Daily Reporter details pricing for daily and weekly editions, delivery terms, and contact methods. It lists the office address at 525 Broadway, Logansport Indiana, a telephone number, and rules on delivery changes, anonymous communications, and submission procedures.
The piece argues against harsh repression as a cure for terrorism. It contrasts killers from Russian tyranny with law abiding immigrants, urges addressing urban slums instead of gagging speech, and warns that police oppression breeds more violence. It cites Chicago Denver and Shippy incidents and calls for sane, firm handling.
A Paris report states the French Journal of Health defines life from cradle to grave in terms of disease, noting irritation and health concerns as central. The article frames this view as a clinical perspective on human life and illness progression.
A Parisian doctor outlines a grim century cycle of childhood illnesses by age. The first year brings infantile complaints and vaccination, the second teething and fevers, the third diphtheria and whooping cough, the fourth scarlet fever and meningitis, the fifth measles, with half the children dying by then and survivors carrying risks into adulthood.
The piece questions government profits from public works versus private gain, arguing Congress favors private wireless licenses while the state runs essential services. It lists a century of aging health concerns as a satirical tally of inevitable outcomes.
Norman Rose, correspondent, sent a record wireless dispatch from the fleet to this newspaper proving the giant battleship fleet was two days ahead of schedule. The message crossed seas and mountains, traveling over Acapulco and Popocatapetl to reach Pensacola, confirming the fleet’s safety.
Taft is described as a cheerful fellow whose main flaw as a politician is weak speaking ability and lack of brilliance in writing. The text critiques his oratory and literary talent while noting his overall demeanor.
Japanese outlets cheer a potential conflict with China, while the public appears easily pleased by such aggressive tones and wartime rhetoric.
Washington report portrays William Howard Taft as a cheerful, confident worker with vast physical presence and peacemaker temperament. The piece contrasts Taft’s practical, detail‑oriented style with Theodore Roosevelt’s quotable rhetoric, noting his daily grind in Washington and strong public goodwill.
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