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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1908
Page
8
A bustling montage of notices from Dr Stalnaker to Billy Link and Trade Palace sales. Reports name residents visiting relatives, road work near Adamsboro, a burst of theater and lecture plans, and local business promos with phonelines and sales events.
This evening at the Baptist church the first Cass County Sunday School association meeting will be led by Rev. A. A. Mainwaring with an address by Rev. Halfpenny Indiana state secretary. About a hundred delegates are expected and outsiders are invited.
Democratic clerks and election judges are requested to gather in the north court room after tomorrow's Kern meeting to receive guidance on laws governing elections.
Arrangements are complete for a Salvation Army meeting tonight to aid the poor. Over a hundred children will be treated to ice cream and cake.
A pharmacist asks for six carbonated water fountains and the dealer questions the payment terms. The pruggist insists he wants them charged rather than sent C. O. 5 p.
A short note highlights KORRECT SHAPE mens patent leather shoes sold by Harry Warn, touted as guaranteed not to break through. The item description suggests trying a pair to test the durable claim.
Classified notice listing registered Scotch Collie puppies for sale at 118 Seventh Street. Contact Phope 433 for details.
The item lists brief social, travel, and local happenings. Mentions include Brycn in Chicago at the Ark, friends and relatives visiting in Chicago and Cripple Creek, and multiple locals attending colleges and events. A free Christian Science lecture is announced at Broadway theatre.
Esren von Aerenthal, Austrian Hungary foreign minister, is blamed in diplomatic circles for pressuring Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria toward independence and using the ensuing turmoil to annex Bosnia and Herzegovina to Austria Hungary. He has been branded with harsh names for the coup.
Waugh Barnett of Miami township dies at home age unknown. Funeral tomorrow at 10:20 from Dunkard church Adamsboro with interment in adjacent cemetery. John Robertson dies at county farm age 76 after long illness, formerly a prominent citizen. Mrs Margaret Daugherty funeral held at St Joseph church. Interment Mt St Vincent. Mrs J W Wickwire funeral at son’s home 807 Race St. Interment Mt Hope. Clarrisa Duff funeral at Zion church Delphi with interment. Mrs Root and Mrs Roges announce meeting on business matters.
Ewing Stuart of Iola Kansas and Miss Margaretta Field of this city received a license to wed this morning. The ceremony is planned in Kokomo with residence to be in Iola. Invitations also note Ora Viola Maker of Dixon Kentucky engaged to Martin Luther Blackwell with a November 18 1908 noon wedding.
Various community groups announce meetings and schedules. The Tourist Club delays a gathering with Miss Magee to Wednesday evening. The Woman's Progressive Club held a program in Library Hall. Organizational meetings include Olar Lodge No 40 and Knights of Columbus committees preparing fall and winter events. Logansport Court No 233 plans discussion on changing meeting night. W R C set to meet tomorrow at 2 30 in G A R hall. The Young Women's Society of First Presbyterian will meet at 7 30 with Miss Lettie Benica to discuss the Lord's Prayer. The C W E M executive board meets at Mrs Justice’s home tomorrow afternoon at 2 30.
Wash the flounder then bake in a pan with minced onion salt pepper and parsley. Baste with butter and boiling water, lift the fish when done and make a gravy from pan juices flour and more water. Strain the gravy over the fish and serve.
A dialogue hints that clear skin comes from good food, healthful living, and freedom from care rather than cosmetics. The speaker notes the beauty comes despite wealth giving access to moneyed comforts, as the other speaker reveals the husband is a cosmetics manufacturer.
In a photographer studio setting, a New York school trains pupils to present cheerful expressions and poised postures. The program emphasizes camera readiness and composed demeanor for portrait work.
Reports from ten years ago show external treatments may aid eczema. Druggist W H Porter reports patients using oil of wintergreen hymor and glycerine in liquid form 33 compounded in D D D Prescription.
Advertisements offer five cents per line per insertion and seek men and women for home or travel work. A good position for ambitious salesmen with rapid promotion and weekly pay. Contact Mr. Taylor evenings at the home of Mrs. D. C. Justice, corner Market and Tenth streets.
Railroads call for hundreds to fill firemen brakemen motormen conductors and railway mail clerks carriers and P O clerks Our correspondence school offers practical courses by mail to qualify quickly for these well paying positions Free catalogue and application
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