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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1908
Page
4
The Logansport Daily Reporter lists publication details and rates for daily and weekly editions. It notes delivery by carrier with monthly and annual prices, contact information at 525 Broadway, and a policy against anonymous or unrecovered communications.
A. I. Hyslop argues telepathy is a real phenomenon needing clear definition and scientific investigation. He cites testable coincidences, cross country anecdotes, and letters supporting thought transfer while noting the lack of a definitive mechanism and the need for disciplined research.
Chicago report on the Federation of Labor convention in Peoria reveals a rift over Gompers policy. Delegates from Chicago note hostility to the Gompers Bryan program, with miners and others opposing Democratic alignment and supporting Taft. William D Ryan backs Taft, arguing for a firm, nonpartisan federation stance.
A reflection on forgotten war heroes inclines that NODZU, famed for forcing the Yalu and defeating Russia, is now largely unknown. The piece argues civilization values postwar achievement over past glory, noting public misremembering extends to the notion of San Juan Hill and its supposed hero.
The piece argues many dislike their jobs yet remain in them due to circumstance. It urges finding joy in work or changing careers to gain happiness, success, and self respect, noting effort in one's tasks makes labor worthwhile.
The Daily Reporter invites readers to submit telepathy experiences including messages, visions, and coincidences. Letters may be sent to Telepathy Editor with names and addresses, but publication can be withheld on request. Selected letters may be forwarded to the American Society for Psychic Research.
The author argues that popular use fails to define limits and laws of telepathy. Case anecdotes of premonitions and dreams link to discarnate spirits, suggesting communications beyond waking mind and challenging whether sleep is truly inactive. The piece questions if consciousness is ever fully lost.
A terse exchange features a sociologist asking about reveling in life and a tramp denying such pleasure. The tramp recalls the closest he came to bathing was stealing plumbing from a vacant house, illustrating his bleak condition.
A parent explains suffraget as a woman who wants to do all the things men do while dodging penalties. The dialogue captures the era’s humor and gender roles in a concise exchange.
An affectionate survey of autumn outfits notes coats with long front dips and many pockets, low cut vests with bunched buttons, upward cut waists, and an array of bold accessories. The piece highlights fringed hems, bright socks, narrow ties, large scarf pins, and egg like hats as the season’s playful look.
St Paul Minn October 30 The ashes of Sitting Bull the famous old Indian chief will be moved from Fort Yates North Dakota to the national burying ground at Keokuk Iowa in the near future details of the transfer and dates not yet announced
Note recommends Ely's Cream Balm for nasal catarrh hay fever or cold in head. Describes it as purifying soothing to the airway membrane with no cocaine or mercury. Warns against substitutes and notes druggists sell it mail order from Ely Bros 56 Warren Street New York.
Washington orders McCarthy & Son to transfer Sitting Bull and nine other Indians bones from Fort Yates despite tribal anger over the desecration risk. Officials feared a potential uprising as the remains will be removed to Keokuk for shipment.
Samuel R. Worley of Hixburg Virginia reports over fifty years shoeing horses and endorses Chamberlain’s Pain Balm for relief from lame back and rheumatism. Sold by W. H. Porter.
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