Nothing Succeeds Lake Success Terms Daily Reporter
Logansport Daily Reporter announces delivery terms. The paper offers daily and weekly editions with prices, delivery options, and contact rules. It notes address changes must go through the office by phone, card, or in person to protect subscribers.
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Passaic Board Fights to Keep Fairy Tale Texts in Class
Discussion centers on retaining Andersen Grimm and Arabian Nights stories in Passaic New Jersey school textbooks. Proponents praise imagination over pure practicality and urge honoring fairy tales as long lasting sources of good and sound ideas.
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Passaic
N. J
Editors of Collier's Fight Against Negro Gin Sales
The piece praises Collier's Weekly for indictments against Lee Levy and other vendors of "negro gin" in Chattanooga and Cincinnati. It condemns the labels and ads showing naked white women and incitement to crimes, citing cases in Pickens County Alabama and the death of Margaret Lear as evidence of the offense's harm. The author links the fight to racial tension and moral responsibility.
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Collier’s Weekly
South
Lee Levy
Chattanooga
Levy
Tennessee
St. Louis
Dreyfuss, Weill & Company
Blumenthal & Bickart
Old Spring Distilling Company
Cincinnati
Pickens County
Alabama
Regro
Margaret Lear
Hains Gunman in Prolonged Murder on Bayside Dock
A courtroom narrative outlines Capt. Peter C. Hains firing nine shots into William E. Annis on the Bayside Yacht Club dock, with witnesses noting a chilling grin. The piece traces a family lineage of military men and killers, tying inherited blood and temperament to the killings of Annis and Ned Hannegan and detailing ancestral feats from Farragut to Fort Monroe.
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Peter C. Hains
William E. Annis
T. Jenkins Hains
Bayside Yacht Club
Peter
Annis
Ned Hannegan
Ft. Monroe
Ned
Hains
Annapolis
Spain
McKinley
Philippines
Willam E. Annis
New York
Racial slur rhetoric and calls for action in print
The piece asserts the phrase against a racial slur and urges continued effort by Collier, implying demand for justice and accountability. It mentions Lee Levy and kin as targets of jail and bankruptcy, then shifts to encouragement for strength in writing and advocacy.
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Lee Levy
Collier
Armies Clash Over Levee under Public Notice
Rival Salvation Army groups clashed as the Christian Volunteer Warriors marched on the city levee last night. Captain James of the Salvation Army helped police arrest a woman soliciting aid in Mullendore's saloon. Volunteers claimed religious rights to preach and collect money. Captain Graham dispersed both sides.
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Salvation Army
Christian Volunteer Warriors
James
George H. Graham
Army
Mullendore
Third Street
J. J. Clayburn
O. R. Vail
Graham
How to compute circumference from diameter
To find the circumference multiply the diameter by 3.1416. This method uses the constant pi to relate diameter to the circle’s edge length. The result gives the distance around the circle.
Cold Kills the Germ Hair Restoration Miracle
Testimonies from Arctic travelers support the claim that cold climates kill the germ that eats hair from the root. Newbro's Herpicide, touted as a germ destroying remedy, is said to allow hair to grow back and is sold by druggists. Sample offer and two sizes are listed with Detroit as the sales point.
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Ondike
Perry
Arctic
Newbro
Detroit
Mich
H. C. Tritt
Widow Bravely Reclaims Mining Claims In Desolate Nevada
Mrs. Slyva Casey, 30, widow, battled desert storms and freezing mountains for 45 miles and 10 miles, erected new monuments, and relocated property after her husband David H. Casey died leaving bonds on claims worth $50,000. She slept exhausted at dawn as three men neared, having secured the sites and notices overnight.
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Slyva Casey
How to Be a Stage Dood
London September 1 G P Huntley England's leading stage idol shares his view of portraying a dude on stage He teaches from nature and offers practical tips Avoid center parted wigs silly giggles missing the letter R and fake exaggeration He advises letting the lines do the work and cutting if the audience does not laugh
Herd Cattle In Runabout In Springfield Incident
Edward Schneider twenty five from Washington was captured near a farm after driving cattle with a prized stallion in a gaudy runabout. The horse was found dead with a whip's remnants in the buggy. Schneider was jailed in Macon county as he appeared insane. his brother Charles of Waukegan will assume charge.
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Springfield
Edward Schneider
Washington
Macon County
Schneider
Decatur
Charles Scneider
Waukegan
Ill
Opera of Love as New Quarrel Stages in Courier Journal
A tersely quoted exchange from the Louisville Courier Journal frames a playful dispute about time with a duke and a landlady. The fragment hints at dramatic romantic entanglements and social satire characteristic of the era’s chatter.
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Duke
Louisville Courier-Journal
Repetition as Rhetorical Trick in Speech Plays
The speaker notes that repeating a single word is a common trick of speech. He cites an example from a play where phrases like By Jove and Absolutely are reiterated. He explains this repetition may be conscious or unconscious and not a deliberate stylistic device.
Pineapple Preserves Method From Pantry Notice
A simple home canning method describes preserving fresh pineapple in a sugar syrup. Mix one pound sugar per pound fruit, chill twelve hours, then pack into sterilized jars with cotton batting cover and store in a cold dark place.
Talkative Woman Faces Speech Impediment Challenge
A naturally talkative woman with a speech impediment is described, highlighting how her candid communication is shaped by her condition and social expectations.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup Promises Clear Skin
An advertisement touts Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup as aiding digestion and stimulating the liver and bowels to improve complexion. It claims the syrup is mild pleasant to take and does not nauseate. Refuse substitutes noted by W. H. Porter.
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W. H. Porter
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