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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1908
Page
7
Special correspondent from Boone Township reports social visits, pension news, a local high school ice cream social, and a 3–2 victory by Royal Centre over Walton Reserves. Nearby residents discussed include Helen Gibbard, Florence Bell, Lily Lytle, Azel Bell, and Edward Kathel.
Burnettsville residents and families across the area are listed with recent movements and visits. The M E Sunday school plans a picnic August 20 in the grove near Cedarville schoolhouse. Lines report visits, travels, and gatherings involving Lowe, Meeker, Marsh, Stine, Patterson, and others around Flora, North Manchester, Russiaville, Rockfield, and Logansport.
Interest rises in Cass Howard and Miami counties for the Galveston Lincoln and Walton Sunday schools excursion to Lake Maxinkuckee set for Thursday August 24. Invitation extended to all Sunday schools west of Logansport. aim to make it the largest trip yet with comfort as a priority. Zo N McLaughin and wife visited Logansport. Arthur Marsh and wife hosted by John Butler. D A Zehring and wife attended the Russiaville fair.
Lincoln residents dispatched to Galveston on Thursday for Nancy Logan's funeral. William Sprinkler A P Watkins and William Countryman were in Indianapolis earlier in the week on business. A P Reed received two car loads of coal. Charles and Frank Logan returned Tuesday from Texas and Oklahoma. Many plan a Sunday school lake excursion next Thursday. Peter Graff visited Galveston Saturday afternoon.
Lake Cicott residents hosted gatherings with a lawn lunch and a horsehoes contest. The Sunday school plans a picnic at Boehme grove next Saturday. Duffy Million’s cottage stays for a month while cider making starts at Michaels mill and apples are reported scarce and poor. Home ball team to face basket factory team. W E Stuart repaired the west lake tile ditch and found damaged tiles bearing break marks.
The Detroit and Cleveland Navigation Company invites readers to write for particulars about Mackinac travel and sport on North Lakes. They request a two cent stamp for a booklet and provide the company address.
Fragmentary timetable shows daily No 6 route from St Louis to Toledo with arrival and departure times including 4 08 P M 1 25 P M and 11 01 P M. Local ticket agent M Burke listed amid partial notes on access and meeting times.
Hoovers Mr and Mrs Joe Buskirk Mr Ed Galahan and family shared dinner with Mr and Mrs Charles Farley Sunday. Homer Beam will go to Onward Saturday for a week with his sister Mrs Dave Carson. Charles Farley and wife Mr Buskirk and wife Christ Beam and son of Walton visited the Crystal at Logansport Saturday.
In memory of Mrs Sarah Kreesen Sister Mary H Kreesen died July 19 1908 a devoted Rebekah. The Fried ship Rebekah Lodge No 504 resolutions drape the charter for thirty days and commit to spread copies in the secretary book send to the family and Logansport Daily Tribune committee members’ names listed.
Letters from Brookyn and Iowa residents praise Swiss Herb Tea as a miracle cure. Testimonials from Mrs. M. M. Weaver and others claim illness relief and urge sending more packages, while a $500 reward offered to prove non genuineness.
Callous spots on feet arise from pressure and friction and are often painful. Daily baths soften the skin and a pumice stone can remove much of the buildup with little pain. Overnight binding with cloths soaked in crude petroleum after bathing can soften the spot and relieve pressure. Adhesive plaster straps may also help by allowing the spot to perspire and disappear.
France supports a thriving snail industry with an annual consumption of about 2.5 million pounds of this delicacy. The export and domestic markets show wide growth as chefs and gourmets prize edible snails.
Fragmentary text discusses odor destruction methods and placement guidance in a short instructive fragment. The readable content mentions containers and containment, but lacks clear steps or specific products.
A 1908 Vandalia timetable details north and south bound train schedules between Chicago, Cincinnati, Louisville, Logansport, Lafayette, and Indianapolis. It lists sleeping car routes, parlor and dining cars, and connections at Tipton and Fort Wayne with freight service improvements and interurban coupon books offered by local agents.
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