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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1908
Page
4
The Daily Reporter published in Logansport Indiana outlines delivery terms 10 cents weekly 40 cents monthly US mail 40 cents monthly in advance weekly editions Tuesday and Friday subscription prices and address change rules with office at 525 Broadway and phone number 76.
The passage argues that fate is shaped by habitual thoughts and actions, with habit acting as second nature. It cites how routine disciplines or harms character, noting industry and cheerfulness raise efficiency and that many life outcomes reflect daily choices tested in crises.
A reflective essay urges readers to keep eyes and ears open to nature, art, science, and literature. It warns against smug certainty and champions curiosity, observation, and continual learning as paths to humility and understanding.
A reflective meditation urges readers to observe their surroundings, listen closely, learn from them, and take joy in the ability to understand even a small piece of the world.
The article argues Italian silk underwear, once viewed as extravagance, is a sensible purchase. It washes like cotton, outwears other fabrics, and proves a valuable use of a woman’s dollar, with more women embracing quality over cheaper options.
Laird and Lee of Chicago announce the third revised edition by C W Taber and Dr Nicholas Senn. The dictionary covers anatomy physiology therapeutics dietetics hygiene operations and thousands of subjects with cross indexing and illustrations. 414 pages flexible leather binding with gold stamping and gilt edges.
A classroom moment turns on a pun as students answer Neapolitan means ice cream. The exchange highlights a lighthearted linguistic misunderstanding in a teaching setting.
A short prompt asks readers if they have bought coal for winter. The question implies upcoming heating needs and urges planning for fuel supply.
Glass toys are marketed as replacements for painted articles to avoid lead poisoning. The glass used is very heavy, with thickness aimed at reducing breakage risk, though still posing potential danger when mouthed by infants.
An opinion notes that Wall Street should avoid speculative trading and focus on informed, fundamentals driven strategies rather than guessing market directions. It argues for risk awareness and disciplined investment approaches.
Hearst travels from New York to Indiana for three days speaking in Evansville Petersburg and Indianapolis amid questions about Stanford Oil letters and Aldrich. He denies paying to steal his letters and predicts no sensational attacks on Taggart or Kern.
Atlanta reports Sidney C. Tapp of Atlanta declares he is willing to be shot and bagged by the “dear people” as the presidential campaign opens.
A promotional excerpt compares plant decay to hair loss and promotes Newbro's Herpicide as a germ killer at the roots. The ad notes samples for 10 cents and two sizes 5 cents and 1 dollar, with H. C. Tritt as special agent in Detroit Michigan.
The notice mocks fad diets and promotes Marmola Prescription Tablets for fat loss, advertising 75 cent cases from Detroit. It also reports Sidney C attempting self nomination for the presidency at the National Liberal party convention in Chattanooga, highlighting his platform on woman suffrage and his background as a North Carolinian turned Georgian.
Mt Pelee is becoming almost as regular a performer as Old Faithful in Kellowstond Park, drawing local attention and comparisons to a famed natural display.
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