Chicago Prof prophesies culture bloom from pork tale
In Chicago a lecture by Prof Shailer Mathews at a Physicians club banquet argues that Chicago’s growth will yield culture and idealism. George Ade adds a slang fable about two farm boys in college, contrasting study and social folly and ending with William becoming a successful lawyer while Cholley indulges.
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Shailer Mathews
University of Chicago
Wes
Physicians’ Club
Great Northern
Chicago
George Ade
Indiana
William
Cholley
Chorley
Upston Yi Ki
Cyrus J. Bitters
Charley
Walk Iti s the Cheapest and Best Exercise
Ernest A. Sheldon extols cross country walking as an affordable fitness fad. The piece advises proper carriage, head up, heel first step, long strides, and regular daily walks for health, avoiding overdoing it and suggesting routes of four miles to start.
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A la Weston
Promoters Seek Franchise as Commissioners Hear Requests
J H Keller of the Logansport and South Bend Traction Co. appeared before county commissioners seeking a franchise. Viewers W A Osmer, Samuel Chambers and D D Barnett were appointed to inspect the road to Pottowatomie point and report May 25. The board approved various appropriations including St Josephs hospital 500 dollars printing 448 20 highway and bridges 7486 Deer Creek arch 50 Noble township abutments 950 bridges on Crooked Creek and abutments 1685 Boone township two arches 906 Bethlehem township arch 80 Miami township bridge and abutments 9150 extras include oilers sew ers and small arches under 150 375 Tick Creek arch 486 auditor’s office 75.
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W. A. Osmer
Samuel Chambers
D. D. Barnett
Pottowattomie ‘Point
St Joseph’s Hospital
Deer—Creek
Noble Township
Crooked Creek
Boone Township
Bethlehem Township
Miami Township
Auditor's Office
Which Side of Your Face Is Prettier
The Daily Reporter asks readers to study their own faces for subtle imbalances and reveals an experiment on actress Pauline Chase. A mirrored and split portrait shows one side may appear more attractive, suggesting beauty lies in slight asymmetry and inviting readers to determine which side is prettier.
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Daily Reporter
Pauline Chase
Miss Chase
Miss Pau
Pauline Pauline Chase
Line Chase
Chase
Path finders eye Kokomo prize at state meeting
The local Pathfinders degree team works hard to reach excellent condition for the prize at the state Kokomo meeting on the 26th of this month. Officers are A. E. Marshall past president John Wat president Joe Deford vice president and Mrs. Joe Deford chaplain. The team includes Luther Taylor captain Robert Radkey Elzie Green Lewis Howe Barney Benning Guy Bryant Denver Bechdel Frank Carriger Amil Schick Mrs. Cora Butler Josie Howe Cora Marshall Bessie Taylor Mary Seil Etta Carriger Margaret Hayes Nettie Shaulinger Martha Dodds Grace Marshall.
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Pathfinders
Kokomo
A. E. Marshall
John Wat
Joe Deford
Luther Taylor
Robert Radkey
Elzie Green
Lewis Howe
Barney Benning
Guy Bryant
Denver Bechdel
Frank Carriger
Amil Schick
Cora Butler
Josie Howe
Cora Marshall
Bessie Taylor
Mary Seil
Etta Carriger
Margaret Hayes
Nettie Shaulinger
Margaret Shaulinger
Martha Dodds
Grace Marshall
Women Club Breakfast Debates Hobbies And Husbands
Mrs Laura Wiloughby Greene opens Illinois clubwomen breakfast with the motto the best hobby a woman can have. Speakers discuss training the animal man and the role of brides education in managing husbands at the Grand Pacific hotel in Chicago.
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Chicago
Laura Wiloughby Greene
Cniago Sosial Economics Club
Women’s Clubs of
Illinois
Grand Pacific Hotel
Clab
O. B. Kinney
Ndiana Federation
Amoss Elected Secretary and Treasurer of Indiana Association
Deputy Postmaster Frank Amoss of this city was elected secretary and treasurer of the Indiana State Association of Assistant Postmasters at the state meeting held at the Dennison hotel in Indianapolis. Other officers named include J. E. Clarke of Marion as president G. L. Hammond of Muncie as first vice president E. L. Craw of Fort Wayne as second vice president and F. C. Duncan of Bloomington as third vice president.
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Dennison
Indianapolis
Assoiation
Thendiana State Association of
J. E. Clarke
Marion
G. L. Hammond
Muncie
E. L. Craw
Fort Wayne
F. C. Duncan
Bloomington
Newberg Marshal Stabbed in Evansville Fight
Marshal Cravens of Newberg was stabbed in a fight at Evansville by an assailant identified as 3ol Koken. The incident prompted police investigation and medical attention for Cravens.
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Marshal Cravens of
Newberg
Evansville
Negro leader opposes Roosevelt and Taft in 1908 GOP ticket
Rev. J M Waldron of Washington urges 500 000 negro citizens to unite in the National Negro American Political League to defeat either Roosevelt or Taft if nominated. He says organized black voters could swing states like Delaware New York Ohio Indiana Connecticut Illinois and Kansas and hurt Republican congressional candidates.
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National Negro American Political League
Roosevelt
Taft
Philander Chase Knox
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Delaware
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Connecticut
Illinois
Kansas
Mr. Taft
Waldron
Rosevelt
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Matthews
Ernest A. Sheldon
Peety
Weston
Ieve
Walking Rules
J. H. Keller
Logansport & South Bend Traction Company
Beau
Chicago Economic Club
Amoss
Frank Amoss
Snyouc
H Powell
Smoky City
Omi
Cleveland
Wilson
Personett
Sixth Street
Rev. J. M. Waldron
Cannon
Taft Nor
Washington
Cannons
Rev. J. Milton Wal
Dron
Ton
Presidert Roosevelt
Howard Taft
United
National Necro American Political League
The
Afro-American Council
Niagara Movement
Negro Independent Civil and Political League
Negro Suffrage Brotherhood League,of America
Post Suffrage
Ec Fed
Cass County Loan CO
Andrew Humpreys
Linton
Sedis
Johnny
UM Yum
Young Apple
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