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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1908
Page
2
The Alnndsocks threshing ring of A Washington township Carroll county met Tuesday night and settled up the cash exchange for help and thresher’s pay. They reorganized for next year and prepared to start. Women present stayed quiet until business ended then served ice cream and cake to the men.
The speech argues that the central issue is whether the people or predatory wealth control government. It critiques Taft, tariff reform delays, anti trust enforcement, and campaign finance secrecy while urging Democratic leadership to restore popular rule, regulate corporations, and elect representatives who serve all citizens.
The City of St Ignace is the express steamer of the D. and C. northern division making three trips weekly between Detroit Alpena and Mackinac with daily service to Northern Michigan Resorts alongside City of Mackinac and City of Alpena. Send for timetable and fare details from D. and C. Line, 6 Wayne St, Detroit, Mich.
A sales pitch touts Blue Flame Wick less Oil Stoves as the answer to hot kitchens. The ad claims savings over coal or wood and offers a two burner model for 348 dollars or a larger size at a higher price with a Kool Hooker safety and guaranteed life improvement.
A clipped humorous exchange recalls hardship with a jab at social pretensions. The dialogue features two men referencing distant travels and a wealthy woman’s remarks about flight in their trunks amid rough times.
A Chicago Tribune cartoon caption mocks a dispute between an old rooster and an old hen over running a business branch. The hen declares she will hatch a skyscraper if she wants to, while the rooster scoffs at her plans and tells her to tend to her own affairs.
Dialogue from a 19th century column where Gerald urges Horace to demand satisfaction after a club insult about his private signal. Smith teased Horace by saying his signal might be an absent flag, a remark provoking match or duel talk in nautical slang.
A Philadelphia Press quip notes a weary man on a jury enduring a trying week. The exchange highlights the strain of serving on a public duty and the toll it takes on the individual involved.
A brief Cleveland Leader quotation captures a speaker renouncing the lecture platform. Scrawley states he has abandoned lecturing, while Horrocks notes his marriage to a gifted eloquent woman has shifted him to the audience.
A humorous note cites a line from the Baltimore American about a man dodging Miss Julia's leap year proposal by saying he would consult his mother. The quip reflects social etiquette and maternal approval as a humorous barrier to romance.
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