Taft Seen Beating Hughes in New York Governor Race
A New York World poll predicts Taft will carry New York New Jersey and Connecticut with a total plurality around 62 694 and shows Chanler leading Hughes for governor by about 193 635 statewide The Bronx figures show Taft and Bryan ahead in the presidential race while Chanler leads Hughes in the governor race with a landslide in New York.
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W Kirkpatrick Secures Independence Party Gubernatorial Bid
W Kirkpatrick president of the Texas Farmers Congress wins the Independence party nomination for Texas governor. A Methodist conference in northwest Iowa condemned Speaker Cannon and urged defeat. Michigan Democrats anticipate Hemans victory due to the GOP nomination muddle. The first trial of New Jersey's district primary law proceeds.
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Rexall Mucu-Tone Promises Cure with Money Back Guarantee
A Loganport retailer promotes Rexall Mucu-Tone claiming a 90 percent cure rate for catarrh. The product is described as quickly absorbed and medicinally cleansing the mucous membranes, stopping discharge, and improving overall health. Customers may try it risk free with a full refund if not satisfied.
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Eleven Year Old Star In Broadway Show
Eleven year old Aimee Erhlich stars as the princess in the cartoon comedy Little Nemo on Broadway. She endures long rehearsals from morning to late night, misses playtime with dolls, and longs for friends while dreaming of becoming a great actress.
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Calf Born Weighing 114 Pounds Near City
Lee DeHaven living south of town reports the birth of a calf weighing 114 pounds. The event is noted as a remarkable livestock milestone in the rural area near the city.
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Household Tips From an Old Newspaper Page
The article offers simple remedies and tricks for fabric care and maintenance. It covers removing grease with blotting paper and hot iron, using naptha or chloroform for silk stains, and suggesting cleaners for liquor stains. It recommends cooling a jar with water under a pot to keep items cool and sharpening scissors on a bottle neck.
Baby suffocated by folding bed accident
New York report details two month old Georgie Dougherty of 197 Nevins Street dying after a folding bed closed on him while a neighbor watched the child. The mother and police treat the death as an accident pending coroner findings.
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Mary Dougherty
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Long Island College Hospital
Aitkin
J. B. Hayes
Bergen Street
Traction line subsidy approved in Carroll County vote
In a Saturday election Carroll County voters in Burlington Washington and Carrollton townships approved subsidies for the Logansport and Frankfort traction line by a large majority. Promoters said the subsidies guarantee construction, and the line is now assured.
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Brief Town Happenings Across Indiana State
William Favorite of Huntington received a life prison term for assaulting an eleven year old girl. Mrs. Eliza Van Horn of Seymour died from burns after her clothing caught fire from a kitchen stove. Brice Blaimor Wabash fined twenty five dollars for gambling paraphernalia. William A. McLaughlin of Crawfordsville crushed to death moving a house. Charles Johnson and Harold Mason of Vermont imprisoned for robbery. Roy Jones of Indianapolis critically wounded after a self inflicted gunshot. Mrs. Eliza Elder of Richmond dies in Brooklyn. Mrs. Margaret Phillips of Rockville to be declared insane. Sons of the Revolution in Danville dedicate a monument to Revolutionary War soldiers. David Ayers of Evansville fatally burned when a gasoline stove exploded. Danville Light Power enlarges its plant. Thirty fifth annual state convention of the W C L A in session at Bedford. Roy Massena, former Kosciusko deputy treasurer, charged with embezzlement.
The Reporter on sale at Roy al Slave cigar store
A local notice states The Reporter is available at the Roy al Slave cigar store located at 411 Fourth Street.
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Fourth Street
Jewelry Colors for Women and Complexions
The piece advises that jewel choices suit individual skin tones and hair color. It discusses how diamonds, pearls, topaz, coral, rubies, and turquoises flatter or hinder appearances, and offers skincare tips like exfoliation and milk baths to improve complexion.
Unclear Eye Colors Change Jewelry Advice
The text notes a brown eyed woman should not wear bright stones while a turquoise eyed woman may wear a blue necklace and turquoise earrings. It also mentions sailors on a man-of-war sleeping in a hammock with a hair mattress and two woolen blankets, described as very comfortable.
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